If I could find a way to sell for a fair price I would. I daren’t use eBay anymore, scammers paradise that place.@Doormat
Some people sell their extra stuff, some people keep it.
Send an unused body to one of the used gear websites.
Maybe you will get excited when they send you money.
Either that, or open a museum….![]()
What is a 'fair price'? Old, used cameras aren't worth much (unless they're really old). If MPB/KEH will give you a few $/£/€ for it, and they'll pay the shipping, why hang onto it?If I could find a way to sell for a fair price I would. I daren’t use eBay anymore, scammers paradise that place.
Shall I fess up <gulp>
31 bodies plus a pair of powershots (G16/12)
I honestly don’t know how that happened.
Way way way too much….and then some.
31 bodies plus a pair of powershots (G16/12)
No they were all off eBayDid you buy those 31 bodies new, or do you come across a good deal on used gear then buy it even if you don't plan to use it?
I've got: Canon SX100 IS, SX40 HS, SX710 HS, 700D, M5, 90D, 6D.
If I tried to sell the SX100 IS it would sell for so little it probably wouldn't be worth the time haha. I've been thinking of selling the SX40 and 700D but never got around to it.
Definitely not the R5You have two choices:
* Your 31 bodies, or
* An R5.
Which do you pick ?
They're worth about the same amount of money, if you sell the bodies to MPB or KEH.
You have two choices:
* Your 31 bodies, or
* An R5.
Which do you pick ?
They're worth about the same amount of money, if you sell the bodies to MPB or KEH.
No they were all off eBay
The irony is 5yrs ago I didn’t even own a dslr. I made do with a Sony compact.
A work colleague persuaded me to go urbexing with him. So I bought a used 5dc, the mirror fell out so whilst it was being repaired I bought a 7d, started taking shots of my son playing football, got frustrated so moved to the 7dii, then began dreaming of videoing his matches, so bought the 70d and so on and so on.
I often think I’ll try a certain camera either because of sensor size, physical size, AF etc etc. I then check eBay completed listings. Find the cheapest that has sold recently- that then becomes my benchmark, I won’t pay more. Usually I hit the seller with my offer regardless if it’s 99p start. 9/10 I get the camera I only buy boxed, low shutter count unless ridiculously cheap.
It’s got out of hand I admit. I’ll find a way to cut back.
That’s not surprising, because the advantages of both newer and larger sensors are far more evident in challenging situation than in easy ones. If there’s plenty of light hitting the sensor (whether that’s because it’s bright or because your subject is not moving and a long shutter speed can be used), it’s tough to tell the difference between even an iPhone and a full frame camera. That’s even more true now that computational photography allows subject isolation mimicking a wide aperture with a large sensor.I get a kick out of seeing what these old sensors can do.
A while ago I put my 400d against my 80d using same lens (200/2.8Lii) the subject was still life. Used identical settings. I could barely tell them apart.
Well I’m not really a collector more like hoarder, trying different camerasThat is a good idea, or they could even get some lenses instead.
Do you also collect lenses? Maybe you could sell some cameras you don't use and buy some lenses that you would want to use?