Three full-frame bodies that still hold up for photo work, compared on landed price, shutter count risk, lens mount depth and what a used copy actually costs after shipping and tax.
Last verified 2026-11-01 · 4 retailers compared · prices include shipping where stated
| Retailer | Price | Shipping | Landed cost | Stock | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| eBay (reputable seller) | $745.00 | 30 | $775.00 | Varies | Cheapest, but no grading standard — check feedback and return policy |
| MPB | $799.00 | included | $799.00 | In stock (used, Good) | 6-month warranty, shutter count listed |
| KEH Camera | $819.00 | included | $819.00 | In stock (EX) | Grading scale is strict, 180-day warranty |
| Adorama Used | $869.00 | included | $869.00 | In stock | US support, 30-day returns |
Landed cost = item price + shipping shown by the retailer. Taxes and duties vary by destination and are not included.
Cheapest landed cost — $775.00 delivered
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Runner-up — $799.00 delivered
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Also worth checking — $819.00 delivered
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Yes for stills. Two generations of full-frame bodies now sell below the price of a mid-range new APS-C kit, and the gap in low-light performance is still real.
For DSLR bodies, plan for a mirror-box service somewhere after 150,000 actuations. Mirrorless bodies have no mirror to wear out, so the count matters less than the sensor and the mount condition.
MPB offers a return window and a six-month warranty, KEH grades conservatively with a longer warranty, Adorama has a shorter window. eBay depends entirely on the seller, which is why it is not the pick.