Superfresa66
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you forgot to brand it! is that the new canon camcorder with APS size sensor? LMAO
Nice photoshop!
Nice photoshop!
What's the difference between the HMC150 with the gray LCD and the one with the black
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MadHMC150
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hah I wouldn't say that...
This discussion was indeed worth a few laughs.
I think someone in here already said this -- but for the record -- buying a pro camera from any unauthorized dealer -- especially "ebay" -- is extremely not intelligent.
Aside from the fact that those prices weren't impressive, and aside from the fact that the accessories I saw in one of those packages were junk (was anyone else impressed by that "tripod"?) -- is the primary issue that you're probably looking at "grey market" items or total scams. True "grey market" means you'll be getting units intended for foreign markets that will lack any form of manufacturer warranty. The scams either take your money and run, or, like those shops based in NYC, take your order, and while you wait weeks they try to sell you "upgrades" or "accessories" while your mystery camera arrives from the streets of Singapore.
Finally, one of those ebay offerings was actually more expensive than B&H.
You'll save countless headaches by avoiding "ebay" and those too-good-to-be-true prices you see in ads on Google -- and buying your gear from manufacturer authorized dealers.
I think someone in here already said this -- but for the record -- buying a pro camera from any unauthorized dealer -- especially "ebay" -- is extremely not intelligent.
Aside from the fact that those prices weren't impressive, and aside from the fact that the accessories I saw in one of those packages were junk (was anyone else impressed by that "tripod"?) -- is the primary issue that you're probably looking at "grey market" items or total scams. True "grey market" means you'll be getting units intended for foreign markets that will lack any form of manufacturer warranty. The scams either take your money and run, or, like those shops based in NYC, take your order, and while you wait weeks they try to sell you "upgrades" or "accessories" while your mystery camera arrives from the streets of Singapore.
Finally, one of those ebay offerings was actually more expensive than B&H.
You'll save countless headaches by avoiding "ebay" and those too-good-to-be-true prices you see in ads on Google -- and buying your gear from manufacturer authorized dealers.
