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FS: Glidecam HD - 1000 and Nikon 10.5mm

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jordy19
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These items are both mint, i literally used Glidecam one time and the 10.5mm A lil to take photography.
Like i said these items are mint. Glidecam Comes with every counter weight, Instruction manual and the Mount screw. 10.5 Comes with Little Lens case. and goodies with each purchased. I feel like i should get a good price since both are mint. I paid 399$ for Glidecam. And Nikon 10.5mm 699$ off B&H. Both Very good items and will last a while.

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Glidecam HD1000 - 350 Or Best Offer (OBO)

Nikon 10.5mm - 600 Or Best Offer.

I have No Problem Keeping Both Items. If i don't get more then
300 On Glidecam I won't sell
550 on 10.5mm I won't Sell.

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Nikon 10.5mm




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Glidecam HD 1000



Thanks For Looking Please PM Don't post in thread./
Apr 20 2012 6:59PM
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jordy19
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budpam
Apr 20 2012 7:41PM
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edai
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dude you bought those both like a couple weeks ago didnt you? why selling so soon?
Apr 20 2012 7:56PM
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jordy19
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Because Im broke and looking to start saving for a car. I wish i didn't have to let them go
Apr 20 2012 7:58PM
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jordy19
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bduapdmf
Apr 20 2012 8:49PM
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FatWhore
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DAMN! if only that was a 2000
Apr 20 2012 10:14PM
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jordy19
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what camera do you have?
Apr 20 2012 10:39PM
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jordy19
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Bump
Apr 21 2012 9:35AM
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jordy19
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PRICES REVISEd
Apr 21 2012 12:42PM
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BolderPro
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Apr 21 2012 2:28PM
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jordy19
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honestly what camera do you have..
Apr 21 2012 2:36PM
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edai
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I'll give you 200 for the lens. I know it's pretty god damn low offer, but I'm dirt poor.
Apr 21 2012 3:21PM
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jordy19
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Na. Ill give you a 55-200 for that
Apr 21 2012 3:30PM
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BolderPro
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D300s don't think it would work... but have really been wanted 1
Apr 21 2012 6:48PM
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jordy19
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ubmp
Apr 22 2012 9:39AM
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Tbrazier
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How much would you want for the glidecam?
Apr 22 2012 12:52PM
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[~_~]
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FYI: If you use a t2i, the HD1000 is better than the HD2000.
Apr 22 2012 1:04PM
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jordy19
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bump
Apr 22 2012 2:45PM
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MLeone
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how..?
Apr 22 2012 8:03PM
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[~_~]
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Basic laws of physics. HD1000 is designed for cameras as lightweight as the t2i. I use an HD2000 and with a 7D and accessories I only have 1 set of weights on it. Any less and it wouldn't work as well.
Apr 22 2012 9:50PM
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jordy19
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People just don't seem to get how a glide cam is worked.. its based on weight not the better model
Apr 22 2012 9:57PM
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BolderPro
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I weighed all my stuff out and it was like 3.34 lbs and on glide cams site it says the maximum it 3.5 do you think i should do it or get the 2000. I'm thinking the 200 because i might want to eventually put something else on their but i have no experience with glide cams so i don't know what to do...
Apr 22 2012 10:51PM
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jordy19
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well if ur not changing focal lengths dramatically then its fine
Apr 22 2012 10:54PM
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BolderPro
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I would definitely get the 2000 but I'm starting to look at the new d3200 and i don't want to buy a 2000 if its not gonna work on my new camera which i will mainly use for video so I'm still really thinking to it
Apr 22 2012 10:56PM
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jordy19
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well 1000 for sure with the d3200
Apr 22 2012 11:03PM
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MLeone
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.....lol no I 100% know that the higher the number the higher the weight class it is. I just dont think that my t2i w/ a batt grip, mic, and with my tamron 17-50 plus other accesories would do really well with a 1000. The 1000 essentially doesnt give you much room to upgrade
Apr 24 2012 6:36AM
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jordy19
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exactly FUCK 1000 is Made for Cams within 1 - 3.5 LBS
Apr 24 2012 5:48PM
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edai
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I can bring my offer of 200 to 250 and possibly clothing trade of some sort.
Apr 24 2012 5:54PM
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jordy19
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lens or glide
Apr 24 2012 5:58PM
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