colebennett
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I will ship these lenses virtually anywhere in the world if I get a decent offer on all three. I'm also currently looking for a Phillip Bloom Signature Series Pocket Dolly, a SmallHD DP6, and some decent fresnel lighting. If you have any of these things, and would be interested in a trade, shoot me a PM.
If you have a PB slider and want to sell it, also please PM!
I have no pictures to show of the 35mm 1.8 DX, but it is in immaculate condition, I have the original packaging, lens hood and cap.
60mm Macro 2.8, $350
35mm 1.8, $200
12-24mm 4, $650
Here are some photos of the glass:
And here are some things I want to point out, that you maybe wouldn't notice in the photos.
The wide angle is missing the lens hood - it was bought off eBay and didn't come with one as far as I remember (I've never missed it). I seem to have misplaced the lens caps for the two lenses. The bottom caps are on them. There is a tiny blemish on the bottom element of the 60mm macro. But it's on the inside element (not on the exposed portion), so I'm not sure how it got there. I haven't seen it affect the image quality in any way - it's pretty minuscule. There are some surface blemishes on the casing of the 12-24 f4 DX. Nothing Serious. This lens has back focussing issues (which explains the price). You will want to ensure the camera you plan to use it with has the ability to compensate for it. I set up the compensation on my Nikon D300, and it worked like a charm.
Feel free to PM, or email cole at colebennettphotography dot com
If you have a PB slider and want to sell it, also please PM!
I have no pictures to show of the 35mm 1.8 DX, but it is in immaculate condition, I have the original packaging, lens hood and cap.
60mm Macro 2.8, $350
35mm 1.8, $200
12-24mm 4, $650
Here are some photos of the glass:
And here are some things I want to point out, that you maybe wouldn't notice in the photos.
The wide angle is missing the lens hood - it was bought off eBay and didn't come with one as far as I remember (I've never missed it). I seem to have misplaced the lens caps for the two lenses. The bottom caps are on them. There is a tiny blemish on the bottom element of the 60mm macro. But it's on the inside element (not on the exposed portion), so I'm not sure how it got there. I haven't seen it affect the image quality in any way - it's pretty minuscule. There are some surface blemishes on the casing of the 12-24 f4 DX. Nothing Serious. This lens has back focussing issues (which explains the price). You will want to ensure the camera you plan to use it with has the ability to compensate for it. I set up the compensation on my Nikon D300, and it worked like a charm.
Feel free to PM, or email cole at colebennettphotography dot com
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