FS: CONUS - Price Lowered - 5D Mark II (5d 2) $900, 19k Shutter Count Thanks!

Camera Body Sale Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Approximate age of Body: I bought the camera in February 2013 from a wedding photography who used it as her backup body.

Body Condition: 9/10

Number of Shutter actuations: 19,965 according to EOS Inspector

Sale Includes: Camera Body, Box, Battery, Charger, Strap, English Manual, USB and AV Cables, (No Lens)

Price: $1,000 $900 shipped and paypal'd

Payments Accepted: Paypal

Possible Trades: Good condition Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L (version 1)

Shipping Methods Available (Ships From): USPS, UPS, Fedex. Ships from OKC

Shipping Available To: CONUS

Item location: OKC/Norman, Oklahoma

Best Contact Method: PM

Feedback: I have never sold anything here, and honestly I have not sold much anything camera-related. Hence my reasoning for going ahead and having CPS Maintenance give it a clean bill of health. There was nothing wrong with it, so CPS just performed the basic maintenance services on it.

Reason for selling: I recently bought the 5D3 and have not used this one in a while.

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Out of curiosity, how much does CPS charge for this service and how long does it take?

You get 5 free cleanings/inspections a year with Canon CPS Gold for either bodies or lenses, which costs $100 a year. They were really quick. I sent it via 2-day USPS on 3/24 and by 3/27 they emailed me the letter that it was on it's way back. Then I believe it was back to me on the 29th.

Since several people have asked, here the actual services that Canon performs when it does a CPS Maintenance Service:

•Clean Image Sensor
•Clean Mirror
•Clean Focus Screen
•Clean External Viewfinder
•Clean External LCD Surface
•Clean Camera Body
•Check Moving parts (buttons, doors, latches)
•Check Operation of Hot Shoe
•Check Memory Card Insertion and Removal
•Check Lens Attachment and Removal
•Check Camera/Lens Communication
•Perform Simple Image Test (exposure, color balance, resolution)
•Verify Camera Shutter Count -- Although apparently since I did not specify that I wanted the number, they did not provide it
•Check Internal Error Messages
•Check Operation of Terminals and Jacks
•Tighten External Screws
•Verify Firmware Version and Update (if Required)
•Perform Pixel Mapping for Hot or Dead Pixels (if Required)

Also, I originally rated it an 8/10, but after looking at some other camera bodies for sale in the forum and their ratings, I feel comfortable upping it to a solid 9/10, especially since Canon does clean the sensor, mirror, focus screen, and exterior. I also updated the original post to say that I would consider trading for a 24-70mm f/2.8L (version 1).