Up for sale is a Canon C100 mk ii professional camcorder. I got this camera in a trade for a lens I had for sale. I tried it but decided I don't need this and I am better staying with my Sony mirrorless system. It is all functioning properly. There is a damage to the plastic enclosure on the screen arm (see the pictures). The arm or internal parts have had no impact and are all functioning without any problem. I put some tape that holds the casing firmly in its place (I temporarily removed it in order to show the damage). See the other picture that shows it when the tape is in place. The only impact is that the LCD arm does not perfectly closes to the camcorder body; a slight gap remains. For all practical purposes, there doesn't seem to be any other impact. I assume one may also be able to use a strong glue to glue it for a permanent fix. I didn't try this solution as I didn't need it. The camcorder has about 300 hours on it. It comes with two batteries (one larger, one smaller) and the battery charger. A camera body cap is also included (not seen in the pictures). The lens seen in some pictures is not included in the sale though it will also be for sale separately for those who might be interested in that ( it's a Tokina ATX PRO 11-16mm lens f2.8). I have tried all buttons, controls and functionalities of the camcorder and all is in working order (of course including the buttons on the LCD arm). Interested people please send me a PM. By the way, I am located in Canada.
SOLD
SOLD
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