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<blockquote data-quote="Dave_W" data-source="post: 105551" data-attributes="member: 9521">I've decided to go ahead and sell my D7000. I was going to keep it as a &quot;back up&quot; but it just doesn't get any use and it would do much better with someone willing to use it. The &quot;official&quot; actuation number is 20,486 but that is misleading because the true number of shutter actuations is closer to 100. This D7000 was one of the &quot;oil on sensor&quot; cameras and when I sent it to Nikon they replaced the entire mirror box and shutter mechanism. While the camera was at Nikon repair, I bought my D800 so that when my D7000 was returned I was in my honeymoon period with the new D800 and thus I've probably taken 40 to 50 photos with my returned D7000 but to be safe I'm rounding it up to 100. So in a very real way, this camera is better than a new D7000 because it has been vetted and does not have any oil spot issues or focus issues!The camera comes with a battery grip (zeikos), a wireless shutter release (ML-L3, I'll upload a photo of this in a moment), the camera has GGS II LCD protectors on it (and will come with the original plastic protector provided by Nikon) and a 4 gig Extreme San Disc card, along with the original Nikon box and manual and original Zeikos box. I'm asking $750 obo for the entire lot of items listed above. Please let me know if you have any questions.[ATTACH=full]24687[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]24688[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]24689[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dave_W, post: 105551, member: 9521"] I've decided to go ahead and sell my D7000. I was going to keep it as a "back up" but it just doesn't get any use and it would do much better with someone willing to use it. The "official" actuation number is 20,486 but that is misleading because the true number of shutter actuations is closer to 100. This D7000 was one of the "oil on sensor" cameras and when I sent it to Nikon they replaced the entire mirror box and shutter mechanism. While the camera was at Nikon repair, I bought my D800 so that when my D7000 was returned I was in my honeymoon period with the new D800 and thus I've probably taken 40 to 50 photos with my returned D7000 but to be safe I'm rounding it up to 100. So in a very real way, this camera is better than a new D7000 because it has been vetted and does not have any oil spot issues or focus issues! The camera comes with a battery grip (zeikos), a wireless shutter release (ML-L3, I'll upload a photo of this in a moment), the camera has GGS II LCD protectors on it (and will come with the original plastic protector provided by Nikon) and a 4 gig Extreme San Disc card, along with the original Nikon box and manual and original Zeikos box. I'm asking $750 obo for the entire lot of items listed above. Please let me know if you have any questions . [ATTACH type="full" width="30%"]24687._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" width="30%"]24688._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" width="30%"]24689._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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