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I am selling my Canon Powershot G3, as I am upgrading to DSLR. This is probably a good deal for someone starting out in digital photography, and looking for a more sophisticated camera than the regular pocket-size P&S model. All the pictures I posted during the last 3 years were taken with this camera.
Review can be found here: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canong3/
Bought it for around $600 iirc. I am selling it for $200. It is in great condition, except for a stuck pixel which is visible when you take night shots (additional star
).
For another $50, I am selling all the equipment that I collected over time. Besides the camera, manual, battery, charger, USB transfer cable, software, and a couple of 256MB CF cards, you would get
1) a LensMate which allows you to use various filters and closeup lenses, which also protects the optics (I left it in place permanently, with a UV filter to keep dust away from the lens).
2) a UV filter
3) a circular polarizing filter
4) a set of close-up lenses for macro photography
5) an external flash Canon Speedlite 200E which goes on the camera hotshoe and extends the range of the built-in flash. The clear plastic window of the flash is chipped, but the flash works well.
Plus I am throwing in a mini tripod, not pictured.
Please pm me if you need further info or if you are interested.
Review can be found here: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canong3/
Bought it for around $600 iirc. I am selling it for $200. It is in great condition, except for a stuck pixel which is visible when you take night shots (additional star

For another $50, I am selling all the equipment that I collected over time. Besides the camera, manual, battery, charger, USB transfer cable, software, and a couple of 256MB CF cards, you would get
1) a LensMate which allows you to use various filters and closeup lenses, which also protects the optics (I left it in place permanently, with a UV filter to keep dust away from the lens).
2) a UV filter
3) a circular polarizing filter
4) a set of close-up lenses for macro photography
5) an external flash Canon Speedlite 200E which goes on the camera hotshoe and extends the range of the built-in flash. The clear plastic window of the flash is chipped, but the flash works well.
Plus I am throwing in a mini tripod, not pictured.
Please pm me if you need further info or if you are interested.