You can still save big bucks on some lenses and cases I found after we moved from the last Chris’ Camera Center store.
Think of it as a yard sale or a trunk sale or just one last chance to grab a few bargains. And it’s just for a few hours this Friday and Saturday.- Friday May 26 from 1-5
- Saturday May 27 from 10-1
And even if it rains, the show will go on
Here’s what you’ll find: Some lenses and flash units, for example. Lenses are mostly to fit Canon DSLR dameras and a few for Sony. The photo is just a tiny fraction of what you’ll see.
Cases – a few from Thule and Kelly Moore and Tenba and LowePro.
- Batteries and chargers.
- Lots of assorted cables.
- What you to put together a commercial-grade wired computer network.
- A big all-in-one printer/scanner/fax that will handle 11″x17″ materials. These cost about $275 new, $97
- A couple of video projectors for computer or video player. Once over $1,000, now $200
- A computer (or maybe 2).
- Beauty dish for shoe-mount flash guns
- Waterproof action cameras that make a GoPro look like a kid’s toy
- One 13′ light stand
- One soft box for that shoe-mount flash gun
- 360-degree cameras that take movies and stills, for less than half the original price (you can post those wrap-around pix to Facebook now)
Pricing? Much less than they were, and they’ve mostly got brand-new warranties.
And some vintage cameras. Models I hung onto because they looked cool, more than because they were great for picture making. Now you can pick up one or two to put on a shelf in your living room. Some as low as $5. Or up to $500. Roll film, movies, even Polaroids.
In case you hadn’t noticed, we closed the store on Park Avenue. This event is at my small shop on Hampton Avenue. It’s near where Hampton Ave become Trolley Line Road, across from Enloe Aluminum. Here’s a photo:
Once more, it’s just for a few hours this Friday and Saturday.
- Friday May 26 from 1-5
- Saturday May 27 from 10-1
And even if it rains, the show will go on
Chris' Camera Center 