Nikonos V underwater camera, 35mm lens, strobe & more Start Price USD 300.00 Current Price USD 300.00 Time Left - Bid Count 1 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, August 21, 2008 End Time Thursday, August 28, 2008 Location Hughesville, MD See more about 'Nikonos V underwater camera, 35mm lens, strobe & more' Description NO RESERVE.  You are bidding on an underwater camera kit.  It contains everything you need to take outstanding underwater pictures.  It includes: - Nikonos V 35mm underwater camera body - Nikon Nikkor 35mm lens - Ikelite Substrobe 200 with extra battery case lid - Ikelite Quick Grip II with Nikonos V mount - (2) Ikelite Substrobe 200 batteries with Ikelite Smart Charger - (2) TTL sync cords - Ikelite Extension Tubes & Framers (1:1, 1:2, 1:3) with O-rings - Helix Extension Tubes & Frame (2:1) with O-rings - Ikelite Camera Carrying Case - Instructions manual for Ikelite Substrobe 200, Ikelite Extension Tubes & Framers, Ikelite Quick Grip II, and Ikelite Battery Charger The camera has not been used for five years but was working perfectly last time used.  It had been regularly maintenanced.  There are yellow initials on equipment which can be removed easily with a little scraping.  There are minor marks and blemishes on some of the equipment.  I have also included some items I had for the camera:  extra set of O-rings for the Nikonos camera, 2 containers of Nikons O-ring grease, batteries, and lens cloths.  Not sure of the condition of these items since they are five years old.  This outfit is priced far below it's blue book value and therefore is an outstanding value. You will notice that this package comes with (2) batteries for the strobe.  This way you can be charging one of the batteries while diving with the other - you always have a fresh battery before the next dive!!  It also comes with (2) TTL sync cords.  I always carried a back-up in case something went wrong on vacation.  This substrobe has a special feature I am going to mention......it the strobe was to flood (heaven forbid), the battery compartment is separate from the electronics.  Therefore, all you have to do is remove the flooded battery, clean it out, and pop in the back-up battery and resume picture taking on the very next dive!!!  The quick grip allows you to remove the strobe and manually position the strobe for the hard to light pictures - like trying to back-light a squid.  Try that with other setups where the strobes are fixed to the camera. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.  In addition, I will accept a "best offer" and if it is reasonable, I may adjust my starting price to meet your offer. NOTE:  Shipping costs are based on estimates received from the UPS and USPS based on the weight and dimensions of the camera case.  If actual shipping costs are less than what I have quoted, a refund for the difference will be given.  Place a Bid!