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Photo Forum / Film Photography / 35 mm / November 2006WTS: Nikon Pronea 600i APS SLR
Have a Nikon Pronea 600i APS camera to let go at S$300. Include 2 lens, camera bag, manual, release cable, 2 UV filter. Interested: contact (Roy.ugotmail@gmail.com) for viewing. Wrong group. This is neither rec.photo.equipment.aps nor is it the rec.photo.marketplace.aps newsgroup.  SignatureSkip Middleton www.shadowcatcherimagery.com www.pbase.com/skipm Even if this were the appropriate newsgroup for selling equipment, no one except perhaps a collector of obsolete cameras would be interested in buying a APS slr. Perhaps you can get $50 for it on eBay. > Have a Nikon Pronea 600i APS camera to let go at S$300. Include 2 lens, > camera bag, manual, release cable, 2 UV filter. Interested: contact > (Roy.ugotmail@gmail.com) for viewing. > Even if this were the appropriate newsgroup for selling equipment, no one > except perhaps a collector of obsolete cameras would be interested in > buying a APS slr. Perhaps you can get $50 for it on eBay. My wife loves them. They still make film for them, and if you never intend to blow the pictures up much larger than 4 x 6, they are just as good as any film camera. I found a brand new Canon elf II, still in the box, at our local flea market for $12. This is an all metal bodied camera that sold 10 years ago for $350. It works perfectly, and is about as big as a package of cigarettes. The Elf II isn't an SLR, dude. Do you even read the posts before you reply? >> Even if this were the appropriate newsgroup for selling equipment, no one >> except perhaps a collector of obsolete cameras would be interested in [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > sold 10 years ago for $350. It works perfectly, and is about as big as a > package of cigarettes. > The Elf II isn't an SLR, dude. Do you even read the posts before you > reply? I do sometimes miss a word here and there...... >> Even if this were the appropriate newsgroup for selling equipment, no one >> except perhaps a collector of obsolete cameras would be interested in [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > to blow the pictures up much larger than 4 x 6, they are just as good as any > film camera. OTOH, if I didn't plan on blowing them up larger than 4 x 6, I could use one of them new cell phone cameras. Every picture I take is intended to be at least 11 x 14 (or larger). >>> Even if this were the appropriate newsgroup for selling equipment, no >>> one except perhaps a collector of obsolete cameras would be interested [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Every picture I take is intended to be at least 11 x 14 (or larger). Wow....I couldn't afford to produce 11 x 14 prints of all my stuff....OTOH, viewing them on my computer screen is almost the same thing.....My biggest problem with my wife's aps stuff is that my film scanner won't accept it......I have to scan her prints with my flatbed, and the quality of those Wall-Mart prints is problematical, to say the least...... |
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