We’re not in the habit of selling less-than-perfect photography gear, but it’s time to sell all the lenses that aren’t usually listed because of small defects or wear. These are deeply discounted lenses that work great and produce excellent pictures but have a small flaw, some cosmetic, some subjective.
This 50mm 2.5 is a true 1:1 MACRO lens and takes great portraits too. It is actually physically lacking in functionality due to extensive use. The aperture is permanently fixed to wide-open at f2.5; not a bad thing unless you want some more depth of field for your close-ups. Attempting to change the aperture in your camera settings will be to no avail, and will likely generate an error. Still works great as an auto-focus macro lens but the signs of use on this bad boy are very apparent including on the glass itself. $125 OBO!
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a quick list of some of the gear for sale…While supplies last:  40D+200-500mm = $1000  Canon 70-210mm = $115  Canon 28-105mm = $150  Canon 28-105mm = $150  Canon 28-105mm = $150  Canon xsi + 35-105 lens = $300  Canon xsi + 35-105 lens = $300
Selling our Tamron 200-500mm lens for Canon DSLRs. Includes the 6″ lens hood and tripod-mount ring. SALE:$800 Add a Canon 40D to this purchase for $200! (subject to availability)
 November 20, 2013 DSLRs  Lenses for Sale Nov 20, 2013 Before they are all listed individually elsewhere online, here’s the most recent collection of used camera gear. Some still need to be tested. Photographers and enthusiasts, you’re welcome to come in to help test and have fun trying out different lenses! Sales made in store include sales tax. CLICK the Photo for a super-sized version!
One of our favorite brands. This hefty DSLR shoots at 1/4000 of a second, has an ISO of up to 1600 and still allows for mounting of older manual focus Pentax lenses with full use of the their aperture ring.
This one here is in like new condition and comes with the external flash you see in the picture. It accepts SD cards and will include one.
The action is excellent;
Minolta first came out with the SR-T 101 in 1966 and the second generation in 1970-1973 includes changes seen in this model.
The lens is a Minolta ROKKOR – PF 58mm 1.4, with clean snappy aperture blades as I tried to show in this clip of the lens diaphram opening and closing manually:
Sold 10/27/2012  
This lens is a wide angle (not fish-eye) which boasts a 90 degree field of view on full-frame digital Cameras. (also of course Film Cameras)
To compare, the widest you can get in a Canon EF Lens for less than $1000 is the 17-40mm which is ~$600 used to ~$780 new and it’s f4 at 19mm, while this one is f3.5 which means twice as bright!
There is also the Canon EF 20-35mm f/3.5-4.5 which you can usually pick up for less than $400 but the angle of view is smaller i.e. more zoomed in.
Basically for the money this is a handy little gem that can be picked up for less than $200 and delivers a great picture that’s compatible with your new 5d iii or even your Rebel- digital or film.
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