FS (EU) new: Mamiya/Phase One Sekor AF 80mm F2,8 D

[weinlamm]

I sell a brand new Mamiya/Phase One Sekor AF 80mm F2,8 D

price: 850,- €

It's a lens from a kit; so only with hood + caps. No extra box available.
Totally unused; only one time on the camera for a short check.

I'm not sure, but it came with caps with "Schneider Kreuznach" on it (brand Mamiya). So I think it must be one out of the production from Schneider. The probability for this is very high.

The actually new-price like an german search Engine is something about 1.700 Euro.
http://www.idealo.de/preisvergleich/OffersOfProduct/246681.html
(but I'm not sure, if this is really realistic).

It's a private sale.

[RomanN.]

On the pics there is the old Mamiya 80 mm lens.
Not the D version and not the Schneider version with LS.
Can you add some pics that we can see what lens you sale?
b.r.
roman

[weinlamm]

Ok. It the pic at idealo. If you click again on the link you will see the lens:
http://www.calumetphoto.de/product///MAM80053000A

[weinlamm]

And if you need a pic, here you are.

[RomanN.]

thanks very much.
This is then the mamiya D lens without LF, so not the Schneider Lens.
The Schneider lens have a Leaf shutter and the name Schneider Kreuznach is written on the side, even if the lens would be sold by mamiya. b.r.

[weinlamm]

Yes; it's not the version with leaf-shutter.

But you could read so much about lenses... Someday you know everything and nothing on the same time... 
D-lenses with Phase One or Mamiya brand on it should be the same; only different brands on it.

But I now found "Schneider Kreuznach" brand on the caps. And I could remember, that I had read somewhere, that the D-version and the LS-version should be "equal" from optical side. I don't know if it's really so, but had seen it.
And now perhaps this caps could show why. I'm not sure, but it's possible, that Schneider Kreuznach produced the D-lenses, too. Only a presumption from my side; but it could explain why some people write "D-lens and LS-lens have the same quality". Perhaps they mean that both came from the same factory?

But I don't know. And this is a sales-offer; so perhaps we should speculate elsewhere...

[RomanN.]

Hi,
I think it is the right place to find out what you offer to sale.
It is a very big difference in what you are selling here:
- Mamiya  lens with Mamiya 645 traditional design, with improved cauting D, no LF ( new price about 1700 euro)
- Schneider LF lens- Schneider Xenotar design, Schneider glass, produce in Japan- new price about 3500 euro.
The differece between the lenses are big, in price and technical design. So I think it will be for both important, seller and buyer, to clear what will be offered here to avoid misunderstandings.
b.r.

[weinlamm]

I think it should be clear, what I offer. Hope so now. In your words: I offer a 1.700 Euro lens for 850 Euro; unused. Thanks.

[weinlamm]

Still avaible. Give me a fair offer, if you think it's too much. And remember: the lens is new and never used. 

[weinlamm]

Anybody with interest? 

[weinlamm]

Still here an avaible. Give me your offer! 

[weinlamm]

Nobody interested? New and still unused.

[weinlamm]

Really nobody?

What is the problem...? We could speak about the price a little bit.

Don't need the lense and wants to find a new, good, home.

[weinlamm]

bump

[weinlamm]

It's black friday. Perhaps someone is interested...?

 

[weinlamm]

Still here. If you are intersted - give me your offer. We will find a way.

[weinlamm]

Bump.

I'm looking for a V-Grip Air. Perhaps there is something possible to exchange

[weinlamm]

Give me your offer.

[weinlamm]

Nobody interested? 

[weinlamm]

My wife said I have to sell first before buy new stuff. So I make an update to 555 € + shipping. Idealo still said over 1.700 € - the lens here is still in the same new/unused condition.

If you would take both items (back+80D) you will get a package-price of 2.000+shipping). So think about.