Jeremy Ordan
Major Contributor
I need to raise some money so I am going through some of my lenses and selling some gear off.
Nikon:
-Nikon Manual Focus Unitar 28mm 2.8 Lens
(On a 1-10 grading scale this lens is an 8. It is clean, free of dust and fungus, and the blades are snappy when used on an SLR camera. For 35mm adapters, it is a 2.8, so it isn't the fastest glass in the world, but it is a good wide lens for you)
-Nikon Auto Focus (Good for DSLR Cameras) Vivitar 70-210mm 2.8 Lens
(On a 1-10 grading scale this lens is weird. Cosmetically it is a 5. There is a sticker with a serial number on the front of the lens and I am missing the front lens cap. It has an 82mm filter ring that is slightly bent and cannot be unscrewed. Functionally this lens is perfect though, the glass is clean and the AF is great. I It is sharp considering it is a Vivitar lens).
-Nikon Auto Focus (Good for DSLR Cameras) Nikon 18-55mm Lens 3.5-5.6
(On a 1-10 scale this lens is a 10. Came with my D50 and has maybe 200 shots on it. Very clean, babied, and for sale. Ken Rockwell says that he prefers this to the 18-70mm lens for sharpness, but sometimes Ken Rockwell is an idiot).
Canon
-Canon FD Mount 1.4 50mm lens
(Cosmetically this is an 8 on a scale from 1-10. Ideal for 35mm adapters.
That's all for now. I have a bunch of old Pentex and Olympus glass, but I don't know if there is much of a market for that stuff here, so I'll hold off on that. If you're interested PM me and I will follow right up with you. I'm not listing prices because I'm open to offers, but please, don't bother with the lowballs.
Thanks for looking!
-Jeremy
EDIT: I started to take some pictures of the glass to post, but pictures of lenses are boring and don't really tell you much. If requested I can do my best to take some pictures if you don't know what the lenses look like.
Nikon:
-Nikon Manual Focus Unitar 28mm 2.8 Lens
(On a 1-10 grading scale this lens is an 8. It is clean, free of dust and fungus, and the blades are snappy when used on an SLR camera. For 35mm adapters, it is a 2.8, so it isn't the fastest glass in the world, but it is a good wide lens for you)
-Nikon Auto Focus (Good for DSLR Cameras) Vivitar 70-210mm 2.8 Lens
(On a 1-10 grading scale this lens is weird. Cosmetically it is a 5. There is a sticker with a serial number on the front of the lens and I am missing the front lens cap. It has an 82mm filter ring that is slightly bent and cannot be unscrewed. Functionally this lens is perfect though, the glass is clean and the AF is great. I It is sharp considering it is a Vivitar lens).
-Nikon Auto Focus (Good for DSLR Cameras) Nikon 18-55mm Lens 3.5-5.6
(On a 1-10 scale this lens is a 10. Came with my D50 and has maybe 200 shots on it. Very clean, babied, and for sale. Ken Rockwell says that he prefers this to the 18-70mm lens for sharpness, but sometimes Ken Rockwell is an idiot).
Canon
-Canon FD Mount 1.4 50mm lens
(Cosmetically this is an 8 on a scale from 1-10. Ideal for 35mm adapters.
That's all for now. I have a bunch of old Pentex and Olympus glass, but I don't know if there is much of a market for that stuff here, so I'll hold off on that. If you're interested PM me and I will follow right up with you. I'm not listing prices because I'm open to offers, but please, don't bother with the lowballs.
Thanks for looking!
-Jeremy
EDIT: I started to take some pictures of the glass to post, but pictures of lenses are boring and don't really tell you much. If requested I can do my best to take some pictures if you don't know what the lenses look like.
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