Nikon D4 - is there any reason not to?

Dreadnote

studio1972 wrote: »

That explanation is absolute nonsense, hope you like your new gear though

It's only nonsense if you don't believe in any of the worlds stock markets wherein daily people make decisions about the value of cash in hand vs. the value of some other commodity, stock, etc. The only reason these cameras are available to purchase in the first place is due to the fact that large numbers of people thought it was better to spend cash than to sit on it. It's not like it was next months rent or anything.

...and yes I likey very much!

amadeus

Nikon D4 from Ryther Camera for $4899 brand new.

Too good to be true?

ziggy53

amadeus wrote: »

Nikon D4 from Ryther Camera for $4899 brand new.

Too good to be true?

That's not a place I can recommend:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/ryther-camera-linden

They seem to be one of a trend of New Jersey/Brooklyn based outlets, not necessarily a store:

http://blogs.computerworld.com/camera_scams

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B&H
Adorama
Tallyn's
Calumet

Those are the stores where I shop and I recommend them all. As far as I know they are all authorized Nikon dealers (as well as Canon for that matter) and they all have excellent service after sale too, the mark of a really good dealer.

Matthew Saville

ziggy53 wrote: »

That's not a place I can recommend:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/ryther-camera-linden

They seem to be one of a trend of New Jersey/Brooklyn based outlets, not necessarily a store:

http://blogs.computerworld.com/camera_scams

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B&H
Adorama
Tallyn's
Calumet

Those are the stores where I shop and I recommend them all. As far as I know they are all authorized Nikon dealers (as well as Canon for that matter) and they all have excellent service after sale too, the mark of a really good dealer.

Here's my article on the subject of what used to be known as the Brooklyn scam group: http://www.slrlounge.com/how-to-spot-a-scam-camera-buyer-advice