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Nikon Z50 Mirrorless Camera w/ Nikkor Z DX 16-50mm f/3.5-6.3 VR Lens (Refurb) Expired
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Nikon has Nikon Z50 Mirrorless Camera w/ Nikkor Z DX 16-50mm f/3.5-6.3 VR Lens (Manufacturer Refurbished) on sale for $649.95. Shipping is free.
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Add telephoto NIKKOR Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR for a total of $849.95
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Z50 is an insane camera for this price.
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Subject to the exceptions, time periods and requirements indicated below, the Nikon Store will accept for refund merchandise purchased at the Nikon Store, within 14 days of delivery if such merchandise is either (i) defective, or (ii) unused and unopened.
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All returns must be accompanied by a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. To receive a RMA number, please call the Nikon Store toll-free at 1-800-NIKON-US (800-645-6687) from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
Return Period
To return merchandise for refund, customers must both (i) obtain a RMA number within 14 days of the date the order was delivered to the delivery address specified on the order (this date will be verified using the UPS tracking number), and (ii) return the merchandise so that it is received by the Nikon Store within 14 days of the date the RMA number was issued.
The Nikon Store will not accept any merchandise for return after the return period has expired. After the return period has expired, please refer to any Limited Warranty that may be provided with the merchandise.
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The Nikon Store address is located on the peel-off return label on the packing slip accompanying the order. The RMA number must be clearly written on the return label in the area designated. We strongly recommend shipping merchandise via UPS or other delivery service that provides tracking information and insurance. The customer is responsible for any merchandise lost or damaged in transit to, and until it is received by, the Nikon Store. Shipping and processing charges for returned merchandise are the customer's responsibility.
Any merchandise received without a properly displayed RMA number, or that otherwise does not meet the requirements of this policy, are unauthorized returns and will be refused and returned to the sender of origin.
Timing of Refund
The Nikon Store will issue a credit to the original payment method for properly returned merchandise. Please allow 1-2 billing cycles after return of merchandise for the credit to be processed and visible on the applicable payment statement.
I also bought a used FTZ adapter. Sold my D7500 used for 100 less than I paid refurbished 25k clicks ago.
This is great deal if you have nikon dx lenses and or prefer Nikon.
Any thoughts on the Z50 vs D7500? I love my D7500 and when I researched it, the Z50 didn't seem like a no-brainer, there seemed to be some tradeoffs.
I'm holding out for a Z6 or Z6II, waiting for there to be more lenses and cheaper.
Any thoughts on the Z50 vs D7500? I love my D7500 and when I researched it, the Z50 didn't seem like a no-brainer, there seemed to be some tradeoffs.
I'm holding out for a Z6 or Z6II, waiting for there to be more lenses and cheaper.
Z50 vs D7500 for a still shooter
Z50
Cons
No shooting speed mode dial, now a menu. More cumbersome.
A few less buttons.
No top display. Not a big deal for me
Battery not as good, but have yet to run out. Bought a third party 2nd at $30? Something I did for the 7500 as well.
No wired remote. BT only. Knock off works fine, costs $20. I prefer wired on tripods.
The rest of the controls are intuitive if you have Nikon back grounds.
Pros:
Significantly more compact size, same good sensor.
Better AF, more shots in focus.
Touchscreen Focus Point and shoot. Use that a lot and like it.
The EVF shows the shot before you do it and the EVF is better than expected.
Great travel size. Might sell my Pana ZS-200 as well.
Battery life is good.
All my F mount lenses work with full functionality with the FTZ.
Snapbridge app actually works.
My 70-300 AFP VR takes more in focus wildlife pics with the DX50 and FTZ than they did with the D7500.
All over I am happy. I initially somewhat planned to keep the 7500, but it made no sense.
I think I told you before, I wanted a smaller body and didn't really want FF since the lenses would larger no matter what the body size. My cameras are on planes a lot.
For my case the DX50 has been just right. The kit lenses are actually decent.
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Do you happen to know the shutter count on most of these refurbs?
I also bought a used FTZ adapter. Sold my D7500 used for 100 less than I paid refurbished 25k clicks ago.
This is great deal if you have nikon dx lenses and or prefer Nikon.
Z50
Cons
No shooting speed mode dial, now a menu. More cumbersome.
A few less buttons.
No top display. Not a big deal for me
Battery not as good, but have yet to run out. Bought a third party 2nd at $30? Something I did for the 7500 as well.
No wired remote. BT only. Knock off works fine, costs $20. I prefer wired on tripods.
The rest of the controls are intuitive if you have Nikon back grounds.
Pros:
Significantly more compact size, same good sensor.
Better AF, more shots in focus.
Touchscreen Focus Point and shoot. Use that a lot and like it.
The EVF shows the shot before you do it and the EVF is better than expected.
Great travel size. Might sell my Pana ZS-200 as well.
Battery life is good.
All my F mount lenses work with full functionality with the FTZ.
Snapbridge app actually works.
My 70-300 AFP VR takes more in focus wildlife pics with the DX50 and FTZ than they did with the D7500.
All over I am happy. I initially somewhat planned to keep the 7500, but it made no sense.
I think I told you before, I wanted a smaller body and didn't really want FF since the lenses would larger no matter what the body size. My cameras are on planes a lot.
For my case the DX50 has been just right. The kit lenses are actually decent.
If the plan is to have a nice portable camera with great controls & quality , this is a great option. But don't plan on using any other lenses (with any practicality)
But many who are trying to get into photography need a lens platform (e.g. Nikon Z-Mount, F-Mount or Sony E-Mount). Nikon only offers 2 APS-C Z-mount lenses, and they are both mediocre (though quite good for the price). I would recommend either going full frame (Nikon Z5) or picking another APS-C system like Sony A6xxx or Fuji.
If you buy this camera you'll be stuck with the two lenses unless you get an expensive & clumsy adapter and bulky Z-mount lenses.
Unless you want to just stick with the kit lens, get a Z5, Z6 or go with another brand's APSC options.
I personally prefer A6xxx series because there are stellar lenses by Sigma & Tamron
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