Here is a 35mm ‘Canon’ AT-1 camera, various lenses, 15 Filters for the lenses, and miscellaneous accessories.

I am the original owner of this camera and most of the accessories, although a few of my lenses were purchased second hand unless otherwise noted below. I tested the camera and all the lenses and they work perfectly.

The only negative that I can see is there is some black paint missing on the rim of the battery compartment door. See the close-up photo of this auction. Other than that the body is cosmetically fine.

This camera is completely manual, which may explain why it works so well, there are no automatic ‘gizmos’ or functions to go bad.

If you really want to learn photography and how a camera works, there is no better way than with a manual camera, and it’s all really fairly simple to use. 

In addition to the camera, there are several lenses, various accessories, and lens filters in various sizes to fit the lenses. All lenses come with front and rear caps.

Here is a list of what is included:

- The ‘Canon’ AT-1 camera body. Note that even the small cap that covers the flash cord input is still hear. This camera has a dedicated hot-shoe attachment for the flash, a stop-down metering function, a shutter lock, a self timer, and tripod connection on the base.

- A ‘Vivitar’ 285 HV ‘Zoom’ Flash unit in it’s original packaging and box, including paperwork. I did not thoroughly test this unit but it does ‘whine’, when turned on, it does charge-up, it does hold the charge and it does discharge when the button is pushed. I know it worked fine the last time I used it and I have no reason to suspect otherwise, but I do want you to know I did not test any flash photography.

- A ‘Tokina’ 35-105 mm lens with a UV filter attached.

- A ‘Promaster’ 28-70 mm Zoom lens with a UV filter attached.

- A ‘Sigma’ 28mm Wide Angle lens with a UV filter attached, and case. I am the original owner of this lens.

- A 52mm lens hood

- A 3-Perce set of ‘Asanuma’ Extension Tubes. I am the original owner.

- A hand-held camera mount and patch cord for the flash

- An unopened 6.0 V  battery

- 2 Packs of Lens Cleaning tissues,

 - 1 bottle of ‘Kodak’  cleaning solution and a ‘blow-brush’

- An original ‘Canon’ eye cup

-The following 12 lens filters in addition to the 3 already attached to the lenses.

- Hoya 55mm UV

- Tiffin 52mm 80A

- Canon 55mm 80B

- Vivitar 55mm 80C

- 1 set of 55mm Star-D Color polarizing filters

- Vivitar 55 mm Red #25 (for Black & White)

- Hoya 55 mm Green GX1 (for Black & White)

- Hoya 55 mm Yellow YK2 (for Black & White)

- Hoya 55mm Skylight

- Hoya 55mm Diffuser

- Osawa 55mm FL-W = Color Correction for interior lighting

- Tiffen 55mm FL-D = Color Correction for interior lighting

- Kalt Step-Up Ring = 52mm to 55mm. (This will allow all the filters to be adapted to all the lenses). This is attached to the ‘Promaster’ lens.

All filters are in like-new condition. They are clean and scratch free. All come in a protective case, unless already attached to a lens as noted above.

I will gladly respond to questions or inquiries, but please don’t wait until the last 1-2 days to ask them, as I may not have an opportunity to respond in that short of time.

SELLER WARRANTS THE FOLLOWING:

1. The items in this auction is as listed, and in the condition described above.

2. The pictures that are part of this auction are of the actual items, unless otherwise stated.

3. The items will be packed safely and securely for shipment. (Please see condition number 3 and its sub-parts, A., B., and C. below). 

BUYER AGREES TO THE FOLLOWING TEN, (10), CONDITIONS:

IF  YOU  DO NOT AGREE WITH  ALL  OF THE FOLLOWING TEN, (10), CONDITIONS, … PLEASE  … DO NOT  BID .

1. Buyer understands and agrees that this auction and the following Conditions and Terms constitute a legally binding contract. No alterations or changes will be allowed unless agreed to in writing by both parties prior to the close of the auction.

2. Buyer will pay actual shipping plus a $5.00 packing and handling fee, (supplies are not free) :

Actual shipping will be determined based on the size, weight, and your zip code.

I do not profit by over-charging on shipping. You will only pay the actual shipping charges determined as follows:

A. Go to the USPS website at this URL address http://postcalc.usps.gov/

B. Select the radio button for a large package

C. The weight of this package, rounded up to the nearest pound is 9 pounds

D. The  ‘From’  Zip Code is 61761

E. Enter your Zip Code in the  ‘To’  Zip Code field

F. Change shipping date to May 13, 2008 or later.

G. Select ‘Continue’

H. The dimension of the box is ‘ Rectangle/Square ‘

I. Enter the following dimensions of the package, (Rounded up to the next whole inch)

Length = 13

Height = 13

Width = 13

J. Select ‘Continue’

K. Select the shipping method and cost of your choice. At the end of the auction, notify me of your choice.

L. Buyer agrees the above is subject to verification at the end of the auction.

M.  If you do not agree with the postage and handling fees, I have set in condition number 2. above,  Please … do not bid.

3. Buyer has the option of insurance at the rate specified below. This is the actual premium charged by the Post Office, I make no money or profit from this fee.

                  $1.65 ................ $0.01 to $50
$2.05 ................ $50.01 to $100
$2.45 ................ $100.01 to $200
$4.60 ................ $200.01 to $300
$5.50 ................ $300.01 to $400
$6.40 ................ $400.01 to $500
$7.30……………$500.01 to $600
$7.30 plus $0.90 per $100 or fraction thereof over $600 to $5,000.

A.  Buyer must clearly specify that insurance is desired, and include the appropriate fee when payment is made.

B. I strongly encourage you to buy the insurance, especially on fragile items.  

C.  I will not be held responsible for any damage or loss, once it leaves my care and/or control.

4. Buyer agrees to contact me within 5 days of the end of the auction, and include their name and shipping address, so I can prepare package for shipping.

5.  Buyer agrees to make payment within 10 days of the end of the auction. (Let’s be fair to each other; if you pay promptly, I can ship promptly).

A.  When payment is sent, please include a description of the item(s) you won, and your name and shipping address. This provides an extra measure of quality control, and makes sure I have the package addressed correctly, and that you receive the item you won.

6. If you win multiple auctions, I reserve the right to combine the items into one, (1), shipment for a reduced shipping and handling fee, if applicable, except on fragile items.

A.  For your protection, fragile items will be packed and shipped separately.

B.  This will be my decision. I will determine what I consider to be fragile.

7. I do not take any form of electronic payments.

A.  I prefer payment be made via Money Order or Cashiers Check, as they allow me to ship more promptly. (See # 8  ‘My shipping process’ below).

B.  I will take a personal check, but will wait ten, (10), days before initiating ‘My shipping process’. (See # 8  ‘My shipping process’ below).

8.  My shipping process:

A. I do not generally get off work during the week in time to get to the Post Office.

B. I am only able to ship items on Saturday.

C. If payment is made using a Money Order or Cashiers Check, the item will ship the Saturday following receipt of full payment.

D. The buyers choice to pay by personal check, may delay shipping by as much as 14 days, depending on when payment is received.

9. I ship only to the United States.

10. International bidders are welcome, but payment must be made in U.S. dollars, and you must provide a shipping address, (a friend or relative), within the United States. (See number 8 above).

A final thought...  My opening bid is less then the costs of just the filters, if you were to bid on them individually. Considering all that is included in this auction, my opening bid is well below the actual value of these items.

Thank you for your interest in this auction.