Wanted: Canon/Sony Mirrorless Camera + Lens

Posted on Thu 22nd, August 2024

• #1

ja92

Hey guys,

Slightly off topic but I’m looking to get into photography and thought I’d check to see if anyone was looking to upgrade their kit or had a setup that was collecting dust.

Been looking at multiple cameras including Sony A7 III, A6000 range, Canon R50, R10 and Fujifilm X100 V.

In terms of lens, looking for something that works for street photography, short films with a good focus, and also low level lighting.

I’m based in North London so can collect anywhere relatively nearby.
• #2

amey

i have the og a7 and the sony macro lens, can sell for cheap if you can collect from SE6
• #3

zaraki

I have the a7ii with the kit lens collecting dust, can do £360 for it.

Will need postage tho, Newcastle based.
• #4

popdown

first dibs obvs to ja92 but id be potentially interested in either of these too
• #5

amey

checked my setup, its A7R with 50mm 2.8 macro, can do £400 collected for both.
• #6

ja92

Still looking!

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