First off, I'll start by saying I'll pay shipping for the camera in the lower 48, international, you're covering shipping charges. If you're just buying lenses, shipping prices are gonna be added onto it. Prices are pretty firm, but can't hurt to send me a message, right? Selling because I'm looking to downsize and honestly don't need this beastly of a camera. I'm the second owner of it, so it doesn't come with the box, but I think I have the manual for it still.
Nikon D3 (w/ battery charger, two batteries, two 8gb san disk 60mb/s cards, one 4gb san disk card) $1600.
Bought my D3 about a year ago on Fred Miranda, looking to get 1600 for it. It has some wear and tear on it, but overall is in good condition.
-I don't remember how many shutter actuations there were when I bought it, but there are now 155,910 on it. Nikon puts the shutter life around 300,000-400,000.
-its a full frame camera
-9fps, 11 fps when in cropped sensor mode
-12 mp
-has a dual cf slot
Issues: Minor cosmetic wear on corners. No real bumps or bruises on it, as it has been babied, but has had some wear. Missing the eye piece in the back, I just haven't replaced it. They're like 10 bucks on Amazon, I can either knock that off the price or order one for it first. The eyepiece lock up in the back (used for preventing light pollution coming in) can get kinda stuck, but I have never even used it before other than testing it out.
Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D
$75
You know the deal, its the nifty-fifty. Good condition, glass is clean and without scratches, comes with a hood (little dinged), uv filter, and caps. Aperture ring showing.
Tokina 20-35 f/3.5-4.5
$150
This lens is probably one of the better FX lenses out there for cheap. Not the fastest, but it is sharp, especially when stopped down a bit. AF isn't the quickest, but its a wide so rarely makes a difference. Glass is clean, no fungus or dust. Some of the letters and numbers are wearing off, but doesn't make a difference. Aperture ring showing.
