Hi Kyle, that seems to be about the normal price for this kit. I went
for the D90 and new 18-105mm VR all in one box - its a decent range,
and although only a kit lens, is newer technology, so figured it would
be at least a decent lens, and it is. Its handy when travelling to
just have the one lens (and the 35mm 1.8, and the 60mm Macro 2.8 in my
suitcase). Overall a smallish, lightweight kit.
The pricelist seems out of date as the D90 and 105 kit lens appear to
be about $1700 including GST now: www.d-d-photographics.com.au/nikond90.htm
The 18-55 and 55-200 cover a better range, of course, if you don't
mind changing lenses in the field. And still a small, light weight kit.
I really like the D90.
cheers, Susan.
On 21/05/2009, at 11:06 AM, Kyle Kreusch wrote:
Hi Susan,
I know exactly what's happening the good guys are going to lose some
money and are hoping to make it up with the extended warranties. Which
they are refusing to drop their prices on
Unlike Harvey Norman that took the $300 and something dollars for the
24 month extended warranty and slashes it down to $100
(O Not to mention the cheap nasty memory card and $14 tripod) - lol
To whoever is interested I am getting the
D90 + 18-55mm VR + 55-200mm VR
Includes: D90 Basic Kit (as above) + AF-S 18-55mm VR + AF-S 55-200mm
VR (3 Boxes)
$1,795 Which is a price match, from three month old Harvey Norman
Catalog
(Harvey Norman Price $1,798)
This is for you Daniel (And anyone else that is interested)
Cannot Remember where I found this
Nikon Pricelist February 2009-w Margin
http://gmug.org.au/Nikon/
If you notice the good guys are making a Loss - but most likely they
have better buying power.
Kyle
P.S - I do not think im Going to find a better price online
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 7:38 AM, Susan Hastings
<susanhasti...@me.com> wrote:
Hi Kyle, I'm on the Nikonians email list, and the consensus from the
experienced Nikon users is that stores make money on the instore
warranties
because they are almost never needed. Usually if electronic goods
have
problems, its early on, you find out in the first year.
If you are buying from one of the reputable places in Perth, then I
think
you just have to make a decision based on your need to feel that
you are
'covered'. It may be worthwhile to shop around and do some
bargaining. Even
Apple resellers drop the price on extended warranties to make a sale.
regards, Susan.
On 21/05/2009, at 12:28 AM, Kyle Kreusch wrote:
Hi All WAMUG and (GMUG)
Was wondering if anyone knows if It is possible to buy an extended
warranty from Nikon Directly As I don't really want to pay the crazy
prices That the retailers want to charge for There extended
warranties.
--
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