bearbo said:one mistake really stuck... nikon d80 has ISO from 100 to 1600, but their website 100 to 3200... there were others..
http://www.nikonusa.com shows the D80 from 100-1600.compuwar said:The D80 does go to ISO 3200.
bearbo said:so i'll just wait and see if other members have dealt with the store
also, i couldn't seem to find where is its lens section?
Buschmaster said:http://www.nikonusa.com shows the D80 from 100-1600.
http://www.nikonusa.com/template.php?cat=1&grp=2&productNr=25412
FrenchShamrock said:Looks like this was just posted on the nikon website:
http://www.nikonusa.com/fileuploads/pdfs/SelectandSave.pdf
ChrisA said:Don't worry KEH has been around for ages and is completely above board.
I'd rate then as a top teir resellers but they specialize in used equipment.
Their ratings are fair. But still don't buy less then "EX-".
You have to use the search feature to find what you want
beavo451 said:Edit: oops, misread it.
Anybody want to buy 3 400 f/2.8 lenses? At $100 off per lens too!
ChrisA said:No. It does not work that way. It's better. Say you want to buy the 80-200 f/2.8 lens and an SB800 strobe. If you do then you get the "buy two" rebates for each item. You don't have to buy two or three of the same item. This is not the first time they've had this kind of offer.
Also note that the rebate for the D80 and the other bodies is zero. But if you buy one of these bodies and just one lens you get the "buy two" rebate on the lens. (OK technically you get the buy two rebate for the body too but that's still zero.)
bearbo said:i dont want to disagree you, because i like rebates
but under their description, i already found a couple mistakes, that always makes me feel iffy about stores...