Camera Nikon D60 - for sale

[Skouperd]

Hi guys, I recently upgraded to a Nikon D300s camera (semi-professional) and want to sell my old Nikon D60 (entry level) DSLR camera. The camera is in excellent condition and well worth it to anybody that is thinking of getting into the DSLR market.

For a full review please check out this site here:

http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/ND60/ND60A.HTM

included is the following items:
D60 camera body (in very good condition with regular service checks performed by Nikon South Africa)
2 batteries (both in full working condition)
Battery charger
16GB SD card
2x4GB SD cards
18-55mm Nikon Lens (came standard with the camera)
Wireless remote shutter release (great for night photography)
Also included is a 70-300mm Sigma Lens

As mentioned, all the above is in great condition and if it wasn't that I've bought myself a d300s and a 70-200 F2.8 VR2 lens, I would have continued using this as my main kit.

Make me an offer please.

[flycatchr]

interested, but dont have the cash :(

[DryMan]

Im a canon man myself, so no. but i know some nikon oaks, ill ask them.
what lenses do you have skoup?
at the moment im rocking a 40D with a 24-105mm 4. IS, 70-200mm 2.8 IS, and a 15-35mm 2.8 IS. and the famillies pride and joy 500mm 4. IS.

[Skouperd]

Tamron 10-24mm
Nikon 18-55
Sigma 70-300mm
Sigma 150-500
Nikon 50mm Prime lens, f1.8
Nikon 70-200mm f2.8 VR2
TC1.4

I've only recently started collecting high end glass, before that, the D60 did not really warrant expensive glass. The 50mm prime lens (f1.8) is the lens that I use when taking photos of computers etc and it allows you amazing DOF. The Nikon 70-200 F2.8 VR2 is just an amazing piece of glass, freaken heavy, but very nice and extremely sharp. That is the lens that is mostly on my D300s and also the lens I use to shoot this photo recently:

http://photos.skoups.com/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=3613&g2_serialNumber=2

BTW, Dryman, I made a decision that instead of paying R100k for a long telezoom (400mm F2.8) or the 600mm F4, I am rather renting them from Outdoorphoto.co.za when I need them, which honestly is only a couple of weeks per year.