View Full Version : Wanted 30D cheap
Alexda1988
Tuesday 13th November 2007, 20:52
now im on a pretty tight budget and am looking for a Canon 30D
im on ebay and there are a few, they seem to go for about £150 upwards, is there anyone out there who is willing to sell theirs for about the same haha
i know its VERY cheap but i dont have alot of cash and thought i might aswell ask because u never know hehe
cheers Alex
postcardcv
Tuesday 13th November 2007, 21:03
...am looking for a Canon 30D im on ebay and there are a few, they seem to go for about £150 upwards, is there anyone out there who is willing to sell theirs for about the same haha...
at that price we'd all be buying them ;) a few have sold on here recently, but about double your figure seems a more realistic base price, sorry.
Alexda1988
Tuesday 13th November 2007, 21:07
at that price we'd all be buying them ;) a few have sold on here recently, but about double your figure seems a more realistic base price, sorry.
haha i know wot ur saying but i just thought id ask because theyve been going fairly cheap on ebay and obviously if someone on here sells it i know its gona b in good condition at least
cheers
Alex
StuartReeves
Tuesday 13th November 2007, 21:42
Alex,
meet Jos; http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=101080
Stuart
Keith Reeder
Tuesday 13th November 2007, 21:43
You won't get a good one for that, Alex: I'm going to sell one of mine, and I'll be looking for around £350 (more if I can get it) - and frankly that's an absolute bargain.
But you're right: whoever gets mine is gonna get a good one..!
;)
mike from ebbw
Tuesday 13th November 2007, 23:23
You may be able to get a 300d for that money Alex.A lot of people will say steer clear of them but I was using one up until about two months ago.I loved it and had some pretty respectable results with it,In fact I was sad to see it go.It will get you started in the DSLR game and wont break the bank.
citrinella
Wednesday 14th November 2007, 09:53
You may be able to get a 300d for that money Alex.A lot of people will say steer clear of them but I was using one up until about two months ago.I loved it and had some pretty respectable results with it,In fact I was sad to see it go.It will get you started in the DSLR game and wont break the bank.
Yes, if I was selling my 300d I'd be looking at about that price. I won't be just now. It's a great second body. However I wouldn't recommend one for shooting birds. It's too slow, lacks spot metering - save up for that 30d. Then sell all your furniture to buy good glass ;-)
Mike.
MSA
Wednesday 14th November 2007, 10:15
I'm selling my 300D for that price, if you're interested! It's had a bit of wear and tear but works well. Not advertised it here yet - pm me if you want more info.
Incidentally I'm not sure if I fully understand all the technicalities, but I thought it did have spot metering - at least it has several focus points which you can change (I always use the centre point), if that's the same thing ;) (edit - of course it's not the same thing, I'm just having a dumb moment!!). You can see some of my pictures in a couple of my threads, esp the "Israel lite" one.
Keith Reeder
Wednesday 14th November 2007, 13:14
Hi MSA,
no, no spot metering in the 300D. The focus points are not (directly) related to metering modes.
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