Canon 60D with grip/ 2 batteries/ (3) SD Cards
11-25-2012, 02:05 PM
#1
Canon 60D with grip/ 2 batteries/ (3) SD Cards
**SOLD!!**
Bought this Canon 60D earlier this year to do more video work, but it did more sitting in my bag than being used. Not sure how much more video work I'll be doing and need the cash so putting it up for sale. I am the second owner but do not know the exact shutter count (I know its really low though). I know there's a website or program that tells you the shutter count, I can check that out later today or early this week. Camera body comes with original box, manuals, cables, cd's and OEM Canon battery. Previous owner bought a second battery but its by Opteka and another charger. Both work excellent, I have used the battery in my 5D MK II aswell and never had an issue with either. Grip is a Opteka grip and I think its one of the best out there next to Canon's. Black on the grip matches the black on the camera (seen some that are off and that bugs me), has the tray to hold (2) LP-E6 batteries and the tray to use AA batteries and the original box. Never used the AA battery tray so can't comment on how long they last.
No scratches or marks anywhere on the body or LCD screens, looks as good as new and performs great. Its definitely a good fun camera, I just didn't use it as much as my other cameras and could use the cash instead of it sitting around. I'm also including (3) Lexar Platinum II 4GB SD Cards. Asking $750 for everything.
Bought this Canon 60D earlier this year to do more video work, but it did more sitting in my bag than being used. Not sure how much more video work I'll be doing and need the cash so putting it up for sale. I am the second owner but do not know the exact shutter count (I know its really low though). I know there's a website or program that tells you the shutter count, I can check that out later today or early this week. Camera body comes with original box, manuals, cables, cd's and OEM Canon battery. Previous owner bought a second battery but its by Opteka and another charger. Both work excellent, I have used the battery in my 5D MK II aswell and never had an issue with either. Grip is a Opteka grip and I think its one of the best out there next to Canon's. Black on the grip matches the black on the camera (seen some that are off and that bugs me), has the tray to hold (2) LP-E6 batteries and the tray to use AA batteries and the original box. Never used the AA battery tray so can't comment on how long they last.
No scratches or marks anywhere on the body or LCD screens, looks as good as new and performs great. Its definitely a good fun camera, I just didn't use it as much as my other cameras and could use the cash instead of it sitting around. I'm also including (3) Lexar Platinum II 4GB SD Cards. Asking $750 for everything.
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11-30-2012, 01:05 PM
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Really nice camera; same one I currently use. As an additional selling point, I am 98.567% certain it is the only Canon DSLR that can use EF and EF-S lenses.
You also don't need programs for shutter count; it is in one of the camera menu options. It might be as simple as the back "Info" button.
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You also don't need programs for shutter count; it is in one of the camera menu options. It might be as simple as the back "Info" button.
GLWS!
11-30-2012, 01:11 PM
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Only if you give me Mert for 3mnths too 
Thanks! You are correct about this body being able to use the EF and EF-S lenses, but its not the only one. The 7D, T4/3/2/1, 40D and 50D can also use the same lenses. Basically none of the full-frames or 1.3x crop bodies (1D's) can use the EF-S lenses.
Really nice camera; same one I currently use. As an additional selling point, I am 98.567% certain it is the only Canon DSLR that can use EF and EF-S lenses.
You also don't need programs for shutter count; it is in one of the camera menu options. It might be as simple as the back "Info" button.
GLWS!
You also don't need programs for shutter count; it is in one of the camera menu options. It might be as simple as the back "Info" button.
GLWS!
11-30-2012, 02:23 PM
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I don't have experience with any Rebels, 40D/50D are obviously previous generations, and I will be pissed if I missed that about 7D 
I also have the same grip; not sure why anyone pays ~$180 for the Canon one
Hasn't had a fault in the 8 months I had it.
12-03-2012, 08:08 PM
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Good info to know! I meant to say "only one out of the current models", but that's would not have been completely true either I don't have experience with any Rebels, 40D/50D are obviously previous generations, and I will be pissed if I missed that about 7D
I also have the same grip; not sure why anyone pays ~$180 for the Canon one Hasn't had a fault in the 8 months I had it.
I don't have experience with any Rebels, 40D/50D are obviously previous generations, and I will be pissed if I missed that about 7D I also have the same grip; not sure why anyone pays ~$180 for the Canon one
Hasn't had a fault in the 8 months I had it.
