For Sale FS/FT: Canon 1D Mark III Body & Extras (low shutter count)

[viewcameranut]

I've got an Canon 1D Mark III BODY ONLY that is in very nice condition. It's really too much camera for me and I don't need 10 frames per second, but somebody here might. I cannot get a shutter count online only Canon can do it, but it's under 15,000 conservatively (probably much less). Previous owner stated he had no more than 10,000 on it and I took less than 500 shots with it. With the exception of a few tiny dings on the upper right corner of the body near the strap lug where the camera was rubbed against a hard object (see pics/not dropped) and a tiny scratch on the lcd this camera is in superb condition. Also included is a Silicone Skin for the body, wired remote and a plastic lcd protector (bubble level not included). With those two cosmetic issues I'd give it a 8.5/10. There are no focusing issues with it, it locked on lightning quick with the 17-40mm L lens I had on it. I also have the original box (Battery & Charger Included) and contents minus the English manual, but that can be downloaded online. I'll take $575.00 shipped and paypalled to anywhere in the LOWER 48 US ONLY please. Please email me directly at apainterinahurry@comcast.net if interested. Thanks, Mike.

PS: I'd be willing to trade for an Panasonic LX100, Sony RX10 or a Sigma SA Mount Telephoto Lens of equal value.

 

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[dugrant153]

Doh! I just bought a Canon 1D Mark IIn. Might've considered this if I didn't buy that one just a few days ago.

The 1D bodies are amazing. Being a hybrid user, it's nice to be able to have the 1D autofocus capabilities when it's needed (i.e. when I have to load my Leica M6 but a shot opportunity arises mid-roll change). Despite being older, these cameras can hold their own. 16x20 does not appear to be a problem (from my Mark IIn... I can only imagine what the Mark III would be like).

 

[ToddB]

Nice camera to supplement with a film shoot.

ToddB

 

[viewcameranut]

Thanks for the plugs about the camera. I've printed 20 x 30" prints with it and they looked great with plenty of detail. I always shoot on a tripod with good glass too. It's still available if anyone is interested, Mike.