Nikon FA, FM3A, Coolpix 8800 and Olympus OM4-Ti

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Titus_Atomicus@somewhere.in.the.world - 10 Aug 2006 16:17 GMT

Hi there,

Where can I find the UK prices of the cameras from the subject?
New and second hand but in mint condition...

TIA
TA

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A.Lee - 10 Aug 2006 19:09 GMT

> Hi there,
> Where can I find the UK prices of the cameras from the subject?
> New and second hand but in mint condition...

Quick, and totally guessing: £50-100, £3-400, no idea, £400.

If you have an ebay account, you can search the finshed auctions to get
an idea of end prices.
www.ffordes.com (.co.uk?) are just about the best stocked 2nd hand
seller, and their prices are reasonable for shops, but ebay prices can
be half of Ffordes.
Alan.

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Titus_Atomicus@somewhere.in.the.world - 10 Aug 2006 22:52 GMT

> > Hi there,
> > Where can I find the UK prices of the cameras from the subject?
> > New and second hand but in mint condition...
>
> Quick, and totally guessing: Ł50-100, Ł3-400, no idea, Ł400.

For new or second hand?
And which models did you mean???

TA

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A.Lee - 11 Aug 2006 07:06 GMT

> > > Hi there,
> > > Where can I find the UK prices of the cameras from the subject?
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> For new or second hand?
> And which models did you mean???

Secondhand, in the order you gave them.
Can you still buy the Nikons new? I didnt think so.

If you want new camera prices, just do a google search, there must be 50
online photo dealers in the uk,probably more.
Alan.

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Titus_Atomicus@somewhere.in.the.world - 11 Aug 2006 11:21 GMT

> > > > Where can I find the UK prices of the cameras from the subject?
> > > > New and second hand but in mint condition...
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
>in the order you gave them.

Ooops. There was something wrong with me... :-)

> Can you still buy the Nikons new? I didnt think so.

Here, where I am now they still have some FM3A (from 450 quid) and
Coolpix 8800 (from 400 quid).

> If you want new camera prices, just do a google search, there must be 50
> online photo dealers in the uk,probably more.

I am trying... Seems to me they don't have these cameras any more...

:-(

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Fred Anonymous - 10 Aug 2006 19:20 GMT

> Hi there,
>
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> TIA
> TA

Hello TA.

You could, of course, look on eBay.

I use Amateur Photographer a lot for second hand prices and availability.
That will, in turn, point you to some dealer web sites.
www.lcegroup.co.uk is a useful one because it DOES include prices.

Regards and good hunting,

Ian.

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Titus_Atomicus@somewhere.in.the.world - 10 Aug 2006 23:13 GMT

Hello again,
Thanks for the quick response.

And one more thing - could you give me any URL to any UK photo
stockists, pls? Now I am talking about new cameras.

The point is I am thinking about buying that Coolpix 8800 (preferably
the new one) plus one of the other cameras but at the moment I am 1000
miles from UK. I will be in London in about month or so. But I still do
not know whether should I buy them here or in London.
I've already visit Jessops and London Camera Exchange sites. Not very
useful..
Regards
TA

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Alan Clifford - 11 Aug 2006 01:28 GMT

> Hello again,
> Thanks for the quick response.
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> not know whether should I buy them here or in London.
> I've already visit Jessops and London Camera Exchange sites. Not very

This supplier still has it on its website so maybe it still has stock But
expensive at 510 pounds.
http://www.ukcamerastore.co.uk/acatalog/Nikon_coolpix_8800.html

Also
http://www.oninoelectrical.co.uk/digital_cameras/nikon_coolpix_8800.html

There don't seemd to be may about. I bought mine in May as it looked like
Nikon were going to stop production of it and not replace it with a new
model. Good luck with your search.

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Mark Dunn - 11 Aug 2006 16:46 GMT

The OM-4Ti is a good deal under £400. More like £250 at Ffordes. Shame.
Reckon I'll keep my unused-for-3-years A1 in case I ever need to take some
proper photographs. <sigh>.

> > Hello again,
> > Thanks for the quick response.
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> Nikon were going to stop production of it and not replace it with a new
> model. Good luck with your search.

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