CLOSED: T2i LNIB, EF 85mm f1.8 LNIB, 50mm f1.4, 135mm f2.8, case, DfW

[jp4eos]

Canon T2i LNIB shutter count less than 300. Including everything coming new with box other than the kit lens. $800

Canon EF 85mm f1.8 LNIB including box. $300
Hood, LNIB including Box $25

Canon FD 50mm f1.4 Chrome ring, metal body, Clean and Clear $90

Canon 135mm f2.8 Built in hood, metal body, Clean and Clear $85

Black & Chrome Camera case. $25

Local DfW. If shipped extra for UPS and Paypal fees.

Back up, purchased new in Mar., Warranty card unsigned. Upgrading. Like the value of body with regard to price, sensor, light weight, & video ability. Upgrading lenses to f1.2 & will trade for f1.4 or f1.2 Clean EF L Canon or Nikon primes.

[iamvietness]

how much for the 85 and 135? i'm up the street from you in Hurst

[jp4eos]

selling everything as a package deal. I have a Canon 135mm FD f3.5 Chrome ring I would sell for $70. It is also clean and clear. It is a metal body and looks like new but it does not have a built in hood. Do not have another adapter.

[iamvietness]

i understand. if you decide to sell the 85mm on it's own let me know as i'm interested in that one more than the 135

[jp4eos]

If you have any plans for shooting not only photography but video as well, there is value here. Sold the kit lens because it was a f/3.5 however even with it the body proves itself at night with natural light...

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gME-OMiRhg4&NR=1

[jp4eos]

Another video featuring the T2i, this time with a manual focus Nikon E series f/4 lens indoors with natural light which proves it is the body's sensor producing the shot...

Shervin's Anatomy on Vimeo

Yes it is lighter, less bells and whistles, & no 7D, but it is also $600 less, perhaps just enough to pay for 3 or 4 MF primes. Shooting video with MF while using some affordable steadicam seems a smart back up role.