Originally posted by bdery The only thing I can think of (not worth 140$) is if someone wants to resell a legit camera, misses the box, and feels that a photo item sells better, and for a better price, if all the original packaging is included.
But isn't the serial number of the camera printed or bar-coded on the box? I wouldn't be surprised, given all the stickers on a typical box, but I don't know. The last new camera I bought was a K10D.
Then again, who checks the serial number on a box against the camera inside?
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Originally posted by Wasp Just how clueless can one get?
Hasselblad video camera? Yeah right.
All components? Except for a lens and a viewfinder, that is.
Can one even get 70mm film for all those lovely magazines any more?
And that Hasselblad body is not in high demand. I would know, I own one.
Allow me to quote myself. Since making the post it occurred to me that the camera body is probably worn out. I mean, anybody shooting 70mm film did it because the job at hand requited a large number of exposures on one roll. And who needed all those 70mm magazines? Somebody whoa was on a mission to shoot
lots and lots of frames. I am sure that this Hasselblad is very experienced and has led an interesting life. It is also clear that the seller knows no details of the back story.
Video camera, really? I just can't get over this seller's complete and utter lack of giving a ... hoot.