EOS 550D camera + lens 18-135 + bag
Kia ora. I am selling as I have upgraded my camera. Happy to sell separately. Please message me if you have any more questions.
Camera body is 10+ years old, rubber bits have come off, but otherwise fully functional and doing its job perfectly. Perfect for hobby photography. Comes with two batteries (second battery about 3-4 years old). Charger plug is European, needs an adaptor. ($200 camera only)
Lens about a year old, hardly used. Came with new camera, but I am not using it. Excellent condition. ($250 lens only)
-> Note: it comes with only one lens/body lid, if sold separately I will need the first one interested to already have one
Bag ~10 years old, well used, but in good condition and fully functional. Space for camera, plus another lens. With usual movable separation inside. ($10 bag only)
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