EOS FS: 30D body and 85L

[Yuri K]

All,
Canon 30D body only
Box contains

camera body Canon 30D,
lithium-ion battery pack BP-511A,
battery charger CG-580,
manuals, blank USA warranty card,
USB cable - Interface Cable IFC-400PCU,
Video Cable VC-100
Software CDs

So, I am throwing in 4 cards by Lexar 1 GB each and a spare battery pack BP-511.

Camera is in mint condition, was a back-up camera for my 1D.
The body is in mint condition, the box is like new, all packaging is
in place if you want
to make it a present. Close to 6,000 shots fired; the shutter
for this model was certified for 100,000 actuations. This is a camera
body only offer, no lenses, not a kit.

Shipping by Fedex within 48 states is included in price: $1,000 ( one thousand).
I am from Portland, OR area.

 I also have 85mm L for sale: $1,250. Also mint. That's the first
iteration of the lens, not the 85L MkII
The hood has scuffs, the lens itself is mint, razor-sharp wide open.
No boxes, no papers except from bill of sale from MidWest Exchange -
the folks I bought it from.
My wife keeps hers (she has 2 more) and I want to try an MkII next spring.

Shipping to 48 states by Fedex is included.


on a sidenote: she thinks she is better off with the slower focusing
lens. she claims it's different shooting culture..
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[WJM]

On 8 Dec 2006 at 11:21, Yuri K wrote:

> All,
> Canon 30D body only
> Box contains
>
> camera body Canon 30D,
> lithium-ion battery pack BP-511A,
> battery charger CG-580,
> manuals, blank USA warranty card,
> USB cable - Interface Cable IFC-400PCU,
> Video Cable VC-100
> Software CDs
>
> So, I am throwing in 4 cards by Lexar 1 GB each and a spare battery pack BP-511.
>
> Camera is in mint condition, was a back-up camera for my 1D.
> The body is in mint condition, the box is like new, all packaging is
> in place if you want
> to make it a present. Close to 6,000 shots fired; the shutter
> for this model was certified for 100,000 actuations. This is a camera
> body only offer, no lenses, not a kit.
>
> Shipping by Fedex within 48 states is included in price: $1,000 ( one thousand).
> I am from Portland, OR area.
>
>  I also have 85mm L for sale: $1,250. Also mint. That's the first
> iteration of the lens, not the 85L MkII
> The hood has scuffs, the lens itself is mint, razor-sharp wide open.
> No boxes, no papers except from bill of sale from MidWest Exchange -
> the folks I bought it from.
> My wife keeps hers (she has 2 more) and I want to try an MkII next spring.
>
> Shipping to 48 states by Fedex is included.
>
>
> on a sidenote: she thinks she is better off with the slower focusing
> lens. she claims it's different shooting culture..

If it wasn't for the handicap/possibility of loosing focus with
fast/erratic moving objects, like kids & pets, she would have a
point....just like large-format viewfinder camera's require a
different attitude (and especially today also *gain* a different
attitude from people....:))

OTOH, it does have FTM for ergonomic pre-focus, unlike the
older/first 100mm/f2.8 macro.
*Without* FTM even a *fast*-focus lens would not be as
nice/ergonomic....;))
(it's the main reason why I, many many moons ago, switched from
Minolta AF to EOS....:))


--                
Bye,

Willem-Jan Markerink

      The desire to understand
is sometimes far less intelligent than
     the inability to understand

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[Huang Shao Hui]

Hi All:
   I have a wild thought.  Most of the digital PS
cameras are using tiny digital sensor measuring at
most 1/4 of a full 135 frame in length.  That means in
an area of 24x36mm it can hold at least 16 of such
sensors.  Now we see the Canon G7 comes with 10
Million pixel, and 16 of those means 160 Megapixel.  
   Let's forget about the absolute lens sharpness
needed.  My question is, does anyone (company) thought
of producing such a camera commercially by 'stitching'
sensors?  We are used to stitched panorama, satellite
images etc. etc.  How difficult/feasible it is to
stitch sensors?  If there's a 160MP 1DS Mk-100, how
much would it cost?  Thanks.


regards,
HSH


 
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[Ken Durling]

Seen this?


http://www.gigapxl.org/


Ken



At 06:59 PM 12/10/2006, you wrote:

>Hi All:
>    I have a wild thought.  Most of the digital PS
>cameras are using tiny digital sensor measuring at
>most 1/4 of a full 135 frame in length.  That means in
>an area of 24x36mm it can hold at least 16 of such
>sensors.  Now we see the Canon G7 comes with 10
>Million pixel, and 16 of those means 160 Megapixel.
>    Let's forget about the absolute lens sharpness
>needed.  My question is, does anyone (company) thought
>of producing such a camera commercially by 'stitching'
>sensors?  We are used to stitched panorama, satellite
>images etc. etc.  How difficult/feasible it is to
>stitch sensors?  If there's a 160MP 1DS Mk-100, how
>much would it cost?  Thanks.
>
>
>regards,
>HS

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[deanomilot]

I am interested in your Canon 30D.
Is it still available?
dawn
[e-mail]

Yuri K wrote:

All,
Canon 30D body only
Box contains

camera body Canon 30D,
lithium-ion battery pack BP-511A,
battery charger CG-580,
manuals, blank USA warranty card,
USB cable - Interface Cable IFC-400PCU,
Video Cable VC-100
Software CDs

So, I am throwing in 4 cards by Lexar 1 GB each and a spare battery pack BP-511.

Camera is in mint condition, was a back-up camera for my 1D.
The body is in mint condition, the box is like new, all packaging is
in place if you want
to make it a present. Close to 6,000 shots fired; the shutter
for this model was certified for 100,000 actuations. This is a camera
body only offer, no lenses, not a kit.

Shipping by Fedex within 48 states is included in price: $1,000 ( one thousand).
I am from Portland, OR area.

 I also have 85mm L for sale: $1,250. Also mint. That's the first
iteration of the lens, not the 85L MkII
The hood has scuffs, the lens itself is mint, razor-sharp wide open.
No boxes, no papers except from bill of sale from MidWest Exchange -
the folks I bought it from.
My wife keeps hers (she has 2 more) and I want to try an MkII next spring.

Shipping to 48 states by Fedex is included.


on a sidenote: she thinks she is better off with the slower focusing
lens. she claims it's different shooting culture..
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