How much is this Nikon gear worth?

[rayt-]

Hey I'm a Canon user myself, but I found some of my grandpa's stuff lying around and am just curious as to how much it's worth assuming they are in decent condition. An approximation is fine, just want to have an idea.

1. Nikon D70S
2. Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5
3. Nikkor 75-240mm f/4.5-5.6
4. Nikkor 135mm f/2.8
5. Kiron 28mm f/2.0
6. Sigma 70-210mm f/4.5
7. Nikon Speedlight SB-50DX
8. Nikon Speedlight SB-800

Thanks!

[trixstar]

nice rig... if you're planning on selling it, i would buy the 75-240 =)

[Winkle]

The body and 18-70 would not be worth very much, bodies and kit lenses tend to depreciate rather quickly.

I think you would get decent $$ for the SB-800 since they are no longer in production and the SB-800 is a very good flash... helps too that there's a huge gap between the SB-600 (~$250) and the SB-900 (~$600) with nothing in between.

[tdotcbc84]

If your willing.. I got $350 waiting for you for the SB-800 send me PM

[pmc]

Does grandpa know you're going to hock his stuff?

[rayt-]

Nah I'm not selling anything. Just curious as to how much he spent before he passed away. It's all sentimental value now so sorry guys can't sell. :P

[zatrix]

Does grandpa know you're going to hock his stuff?

Well played.

[NuggyBuggy]

Nah I'm not selling anything. Just curious as to how much he spent before he passed away. It's all sentimental value now so sorry guys can't sell. :P

If that's what you want to know, what's the point of asking what the stuff is worth *now* ? He certainly paid more for that stuff.

[JHW]

That Kiron 28mm f/2.0 is a somewhat legendary "sleeper" lens. I have one, sadly it has a stuck aperture coupling lever. Minimum focus distance is ridiculously small and it has a long focus throw -- great for general use on a digital body for those who are willing to use manual focus lenses.

[trixstar]

Nah I'm not selling anything. Just curious as to how much he spent before he passed away. It's all sentimental value now so sorry guys can't sell. :P

well you dont need to sell it as we also accept trade offers..

[pmc]

use this site to see how much it's being resold at the pricing is US but we're at parity more or less. Sorry for your loss. The gear is good i'd keep it especially the lenses.

http://www.usedcameras.com/

[rayt-]

If that's what you want to know, what's the point of asking what the stuff is worth *now* ? He certainly paid more for that stuff.

I have no idea really, it just makes me curious I suppose ahah. Just wanted a general idea.

well you dont need to sell it as we also accept trade offers..

It has been passed down to my dad and he uses it occasionally. Sometimes I play around with the gear too. :P

That Kiron 28mm f/2.0 is a somewhat legendary "sleeper" lens. I have one, sadly it has a stuck aperture coupling lever. Minimum focus distance is ridiculously small and it has a long focus throw -- great for general use on a digital body for those who are willing to use manual focus lenses.

Unfortunately this one is broken I think. It has a rattling sound when you handle it. I'll mount it later to see if it still works.

use this site to see how much it's being resold at the pricing is US but we're at parity more or less. Sorry for your loss. The gear is good i'd keep it especially the lenses.

http://www.usedcameras.com/

Thanks for the link, I'll check it out. Yeah it's definately going to be kept for sure. Now I can get into flash photography!

[blackhawk]

depending on the condition and for the body, the actuation count, I'd say the D70S in good condition is 275-300 while the 18-70 would be 160-180

the 135 2,8 depends on the model but is a great sharp lens but not worth too much and I doubt it meters on that body

its nice quality stuff and 3 years ago it was serious amateur gear and still very useable