Digital Camera Body
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 Leica S2 P Digital Camera Kit S2P Body with 70mm S Lens  US $25,495.00
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 Leica S2 Digital Camera Kit S 2 Body with 70mm S Lens US $21,995.00
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 Leica S2 P Digital Camera Body S2 P Platinum Package US $21,495.00
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 Phase one IQ180 digital back medium format camera with camera body accessories US $20,000.00
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 Leica S2 Medium Format Digital Camera Body Only US $14,000.00
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 Nikon D3x Digital SLR Camera Body 24m Pix FX D027 US $10,990.00
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 Leica M9 P 180 MP Digital Camera Steel gray Body Only US $7,823.00
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 Nikon D3X 245 Megapixel SLR Digital Camera Body US $7,799.99
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 Nikon D4 162 MP Digital SLR Camera Black Body Only US $7,799.99
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 Leica M9 Rangefinder Digital Camera Body Black US $6,508.82
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 Leica M9 180 MP Digital Camera Black Body Only LNIB US $6,300.00
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 Leica M9 180 MP Digital Camera Steel gray body Warrantee US $6,299.00
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 NIKON D3s Digital SLR Camera Body Brand New in Box US $5,997.86
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 NIKON D3s Digital SLR Camera Body Brand New US $5,997.82
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 Leica M9 180 MP Digital Camera Black Body Only US $5,975.00
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 Nikon D3x Digital Camera Body Excellent Condition US $5,800.00
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 Leica M9 180 MP Digital Camera Steel gray Body Only US $5,650.00
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 Nikon D800E 363 MP Digital SLR Camera Black Body Only US $5,550.00
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Samsung adds 20.3-megapixel NX20, NX210 and NX1000 to mirrorless cam lineup (Engadget)
You probably know Samsung best as the mobile tech giant that it's exploded to
become. The Korean company has also unleashed a blockbuster television or two
in the past few years, along with some of the most gorgeous tablets to come
out of the Far East. One area where Samsung has yet to dominate is the digital
camera market, however -- the company pumps out some pretty innovative
imagers, that for one reason or another haven't caught on like their Japanese
counterparts, including those from the likes of Canon, Nikon, Olympus,
Panasonic and Sony. Sure, Samsung's point-and-shoots could be labeled as
gimmicky under-performers, despite their success in Asia, but its mirrorless
cameras have been established as viable competitors in the fast-growing ILC
market -- from a performance perspective, at least.
What the firm really needs to gain share is a killer model with an incredibly
competitive price -- an entry-level cam that comes in at, say, $499 with a
decent kit lens. Sadly, there's no sub-$500 ILC in this latest bunch, with the
NX20 priced at $1,100 and the NX210 set to retail for $900. The NX1000 has yet
to get a price tag, though ...
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