SOLD NEX-FS100 Body with Extra Battery, Custom Top Handle

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The time has come for me to part with my Sony NEX-FS100. It has 110 hours on it and is in excellent condition. There are some very minor scuffs on the camera body and loupe because it is a used item. In January it was inspected by Sony in Teaneck, NJ and given a clean bill of health. Everything works perfectly.

In addition to the standard mic-mount and holder, I am also including my own top-handle solution, which is based on a Zacuto Quick Release Rail (ZR-387) and a 15mm rod assembly from Berkey Systems. I have tried a lot of different solutions, and this works the best. It slides on and off with a turn of the knob, and allows for the camera to be picked up without adding too much bulk or limiting the range of the LCD. It's also great for adding a single-mount follow focus like Edelkrone's Focus Pro, eliminating the need for two rods under the camera. The head of the 15mm rod comes with a locking perpendicular adapter so that a crossbar to seat a monitor, mic or other accessories can be added.

To sweeten the deal, I am adding a genuine SanDisk Extreme Pro Class 10 64GB SD card (used, but works great), which will hold around five hours of footage at the camera's highest quality setting. All you need to start shooting is a lens.

I am also including an extra NP-F970 battery, a brand new Swivelator set from Shooting Machine. And of course, everything that came in the original box (cables, remote control, battery charger, AC adapter, grip, LCD loupe, microphone, mic holder assembly, NP-F770 battery, and the original box).

Lens, adapter, quick release plate and tripod are not included (I photographed the camera with a lens to show its relation to the top handle).

Asking $2700 shipped (via PayPal).
 
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To sweeten the deal, I am adding a genuine SanDisk Extreme Pro Class 10 64GB SD card (used, but works great), which will hold around five hours of footage at the camera's highest quality setting. All you need to start shooting is a lens.
 
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