Camera Refurbished

DSLR: Canon EOS (90D, 6D, 5D), Nikon D (D850, D780, D7500), APS-C or full-frame sensors, optical viewfinder. Refurbished: $400–2,000. Mirrorless: Sony Alpha (A7 III, A7C, A6400), Fujifilm X (X-T4, X-S10), Canon EOS R, electronic viewfinder, compact. Refurbished: $500–2,500. Expert compacts: Sony RX100, Canon G7X, Fujifilm X100, pocket-sized, 1" sensor. Refurbished: $300–1,200. Action: GoPro Hero (11, 10, 9), DJI Osmo Action, stabilized 4K. Refurbished: $150–400.

Sensor: professionally cleaned, tested for dead pixels, dust removed. Shutter count: verified and listed in description. Lifespan: 100k–300k actuations (DSLR), 200k–500k (pro mirrorless). Example: Canon 5D Mark IV at 50k actuations = ~80% life remaining. Warranty covers mechanical shutter failure. Tip: prefer under 100k actuations for longevity.

Canon: vast lens ecosystem, intuitive ergonomics, excellent Dual Pixel AF for video, warm colors. Models: EOS R6, 90D, 6D Mark II. Sony: excellent low-light sensors, Eye AF (portraits), compact, pro 4K video. Models: A7 III, A7C, A6400. Nikon: exceptional image quality, pro durability, legacy lens compatibility. Models: Z6, D850, D780. Choose based on: existing lens ecosystem, photo vs video use, budget.

Body only: 30–40% cheaper, for those with lenses already. Example: Sony A7 III body $1,200 vs $1,600 with kit. Kit with lens: 24–70mm f/4 or 28–70mm f/3.5–5.6 (versatile starter). Advantage: ready to shoot, economical. Recommended separate lenses: 50mm f/1.8 (portraits, $150–250), 24–105mm f/4 (travel, $400–700), 70–200mm f/2.8 (sports, $800–1,500). Tip: beginners get a kit; experts buy body + specific lenses.

Warranty: 12 months minimum (sensor, shutter, electronics). Check: shutter count (<100k ideal), sensor condition (dead pixels), autofocus (all points), screen/viewfinder (scratches), weather seals (if pro), firmware up to date. Accessories: battery 80%+ capacity, charger, body/lens caps. Test: take sample shots, check sharpness, ISO noise, AF. Returns: 14-day satisfaction guarantee.