[Stu Littlefair]

Due to various reasons (de-cluttering, lack of use, wanting money to put towards a van) I'm selling all of my camera gear. I thought I'd give the UKB hordes first pass before I take the lot down to Harrison's or put it on fleabay. Prices have been estimated/made up by looking at what similar stuff has sold on eBay for; open to negotiation on all.

PM me if you're interested. I'd prefer pick-up/collection from Sheff but can deliver if needed. Conditions are described below.

A+: Excellent condition. No cosmetic defects, perfect working order
A: Very good condition. Slight cosmetic defects, perfect working order.
B: Good condition. Some noticeable cosmetic issues, perfect working order
C: Fair condition. Fairly noticeable cosmetic issues, but perfect working order
D: Poor condition. Not working properly or very serious cosmetic issues.

Item	Condition	Boxed?	Est. price
Panasonic DMC-GF3W with 14 f2.5 and 14-42 f3.5-5.6	A	TRUE	£140.00
Canon EF 400 f4L	A+	TRUE	£650.00
Canon EF 85 f1.8 USM	B	TRUE	£130.00	Minor scratch on front lens. Does not affect IQ
Canon EF 70-200 f4L	A	FALSE	£300.00
Canon EF 50 f1.8 mk ii	A	FALSE	£40.00
Canon EFS 17-55 f2.8	A	TRUE	£300.00
Kenko 1.4x teleconverter MC4 DGx	A+	TRUE	£75.00
Jessops extension tubes for canon AF	B	TRUE	£5.00
Cokin P filter rings (58, 67, 77mm) and Cokin p840 diffuser	B	FALSE	£2.50
Canon EOS 7D	C	FALSE	£200.00	Major scuffs on body and damage near CF card door from drop. Refurbished at Canon dealer.
Canon 430 EXII	A	TRUE	£130.00
Metz 48 AF-1 flash	A	FALSE	£85.00
Canon 420 EX	B	FALSE	£50.00
Canon remote TC-80N	C	FALSE	£5.00
Canon off camera shoe cord 2	B	FALSE	£5.00
Manfrotto 190X PROB	A	TRUE	£100.00
Giottos MH 7002-652 ballhead	A	TRUE	£15.00
Manfrotto 410 geared head	C	TRUE	£75.00
Yongnou YN-622C wireless triggers x4	A	TRUE	£25.00
CCS Classic camera bag	C	FALSE	£5.00
Portaflash light stand LS1S	C	FALSE	£5.00
Portaflash shoot through umbrella	C	FALSE	£5.00
Portaflash 5 in 1 reflector	B	FALSE	£5.00
Portaflash softbox	B	FALSE	£5.00
Portaflash 336VM studio lights x2	B	FALSE	£10.00
Portaflash barn door and snoot	C	FALSE	£5.00
24inch "easy" soft box	B	FALSE	£5.00
Stroboframe camera flip flash bracket	B	FALSE	£5.00
Lumiquest soft box III	B	FALSE	£5.00
Portaflash light meter	A	FALSE	£5.00
Umbrella bracket	B	FALSE	£5.00
Strobing flash gel set	A	FALSE	£5.00
Honl speed strap	B	FALSE	£5.00
Honl snoot	A	FALSE	£5.00
Op/tech dual camera harness	B	FALSE	£5.00

[dave]

Word I'll take that Lumiquest soft box off you - I'm assuming this can fit onto any normal speedlight yeah?

[SA Chris]

I'll take the wireless flash triggers off you. I think the socket for Canon and Pentax is the same?

[Paul B]

Word I'll take that Lumiquest soft box off you - I'm assuming this can fit onto any normal speedlight yeah?

It fit on all of mine. Some good stuff/deals in here. I used a number of Stu's lenses for a wedding a while back and I remember thinking that the 18-55 was good enough to make me consider down-sizing back to a crop sensor!

Vans - you need to used them a LOT (IMO) to justify them if it's going to be your only vehicle and you can't walk to work.

[dave]

Someone should take that Manfrotto 410 head too, these things are great, I use one for 5x4".

[36chambers]

Interested in the  Canon EOS 7D (and possibly the Canon EF 50 f1.8 mk ii lens)

Have pm'd you

[cheque]

Op/tech dual camera harness

I'd love this.

[Stu Littlefair]

Word I'll take that Lumiquest soft box off you - I'm assuming this can fit onto any normal speedlight yeah?

It can indeed. You need some velcro on your speed light. You can either glue some on, or you could buy the HONL speed strap as well.... 

[Stu Littlefair]

I'll take the wireless flash triggers off you. I think the socket for Canon and Pentax is the same?

I wouldn't if I were you Chris; these are specifically designed to give Wireless exposure control for Canon flashes. They'll work on manual with pentax flashes. You'd have to set the power on the speedlites themselves, and there are better manual triggers around.

Stu

[Stu Littlefair]

Word I'll take that Lumiquest soft box off you - I'm assuming this can fit onto any normal speedlight yeah?

It fit on all of mine. Some good stuff/deals in here. I used a number of Stu's lenses for a wedding a while back and I remember thinking that the 18-55 was good enough to make me consider down-sizing back to a crop sensor!

Vans - you need to used them a LOT (IMO) to justify them if it's going to be your only vehicle and you can't walk to work.

The 17-55 is a miracle lens. It's the only thing I'll miss.

We're going to go the Berlingo/Boot Jump route with the van, so it won't be a disaster if we don't use it every weekend.

[Stu Littlefair]

Op/tech dual camera harness

I'd love this.

Sold. PM me to sort it out.

[dave]

Word I'll take that Lumiquest soft box off you - I'm assuming this can fit onto any normal speedlight yeah?

It can indeed. You need some velcro on your speed light. You can either glue some on, or you could buy the HONL speed strap as well.... 

Obvs my shit is already velcroed up to the nines, what do you take me for?

[Lopez]

I'll buy that GF3 if you fancy posting it or somehow get it down to London, Stu.

[Stu Littlefair]

Lopez; someone else is interested and they beat you to it so I'll give them first refusal.  I'll let you know though. Happy to post to the big smoke if they pull out.


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[Paul B]

We're going to go the Berlingo/Boot Jump route with the van, so it won't be a disaster if we don't use it every weekend.

Bold move, I found our Caddy to be the worse of van/car sacrifices in every kind of way... and that wasn't even French!

[Lopez]

That's cool 

[rodma]

Good luck with van stu

We love ours and have similarly proportioned (wee couples, one lot climbers, the others watersports people) friends with little vans and they love theirs.

We only went bigger due to having a third creature to accommodate

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[SA Chris]

I'll take the wireless flash triggers off you. I think the socket for Canon and Pentax is the same?

I wouldn't if I were you Chris; these are specifically designed to give Wireless exposure control for Canon flashes. They'll work on manual with pentax flashes. You'd have to set the power on the speedlites themselves, and there are better manual triggers around.

Stu

Ok, sod that then. Good luck with the van, great investment.

[Paul B]

We love ours and have similarly proportioned (wee couples, one lot climbers, the others watersports people) friends with little vans and they love theirs.

I'd wager you're forced to drive a lot further (on average) to find rock (although I may be wrong).

[Johnny Brown]

Compared to what?

[remus]

Interested in the  Canon EOS 7D (and possibly the Canon EF 50 f1.8 mk ii lens)

Have pm'd you

I'll take the 50 f1.8 if Mr. Chambers hasn't gotten there first. Have also sent you a PM.

[slackline]

Compared to what?

(on average)

Although theres no mention of the sample size nor whether its the mean, median or mode.

[Durbs]

Interested in various bits and pieces:

Honl Snoot
Flash Gel Set
Velcro for these
A softbox to fit a speedlight?

Also - just to check, is it a 400 F4 L @ £650 or 400 F5.6L?

[Stu Littlefair]

Hi Durbs - the lighting stuff has all gone, apart from the speed lights themselves.

Pretty serious typo you spotted with the lens there! It is a 400 F5.6L....

[Paul B]

Compared to what?

To someone living in Sheffield, like Stu. Who spends quite a lot of time on Yorkshire Lime (like Stu).

I'm happy to be proved wrong (after all it's only my opinion) on this but IMO for a van to be worth it you need to be using it almost every weekend (or be interested in cycling), otherwise money spent on an estate / decent camping setup or accommodation is a lesser compromise/expense. The slightest bit of bad weather makes small van living a PITA.

Obviously it's psych dependent, I've seen people car camp around Europe in Micra sized vehicles for extended periods of time.