Canon EOS 7D Body and EFS 15-85 Lens (Sold Separately)
For sale is a mint condition semi pro Canon EOS 7D body and a mint condition EFS 15-85mm lens. Bought both brand new. Found them too heavy and soon moved to mirrorless and M43. Hardly used and both items are in as new condition. Shutter counts is less than 3000. Selling as they are surplus to requirements, and I have not used them for a long time due to the weight.
Body comes with instructions manual, cables, charger, one original LP-E6 battery and one third party battery. I will also throw in a CF card. LCD screen has a glass screen protector put on from day one.
Lens has a Tokina filter which is worth $80.
Body price is $900 and Lens price is $800. If you take both than the total price is $1,600. Send me a message if interested. Pick up only please.
EOS 7D Specification: www.the-digital-picture.com...
EFS 15-85mm Specification: www.canon-europe.com...
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