Kenny Logins wrote: » 600D?
dinneenp wrote: » One Stop Digital are very good prices & safe. used by several people here. €567 there and new
endacl wrote: » I bought several lenses from HK suppliers. Never any issues. One arrived with a flaw in the glass. All sorted out at the seller's expense with no quibbling. Check their feedback. You'll be grand. May get hit by customs though. Happened once to me. Meh.. Twenty quid. Easily absorbed by the fact that most of the HK dealers don't charge shipping.
danom8 wrote: » Cheers, thanks for the advice, feeling a bit better about it now. One more question if you don't mind, do you know if the battery charger came with a cable compatible with our power sockets? Is everything else compatible?
endacl wrote: » Canon chargers use a standard 'tape recorder' type cable. Remember those? :P 2-3 yoyos from your local hardware shop. Shouldn't be an issue.
pixbyjohn wrote: » Can you elaborate please :rolleyes::rolleyes:
danom8 wrote: » Will be sure to check that out, thanks!
danom8 wrote: » My partner has been interested in photography for the past couple of years and is now ready to upgrade his camera. The model he's looking for (Canon 60D) is pricing at about €800 here in camera stores with just the body. I suggested he check ebay. We found the same camera brand new (with 2 lenses included) for about €600. Needless to say we were delighted with this. There also seems to be a lot of identical offers for the same camera, even with the same product picture. The suppliers are top sellers, however it does say that the location is Hong Kong. It also says that the Camera is JP (Japanese Model). Now I don't know if there'd be a difference between a Japanese and European model and that's what I want to know. Will there be any drastic differences between buying one of these cameras off ebay or would be be safer just to go into a shop?
