$300 Digital Camera Lot Auction Win Unboxing- Did I hit the Jackpot? 

A lot of these cameras are from a time when I bought my first camera. I could only afford a little canon powershot, but I did lust after these ASP-C SLRs. Hearing how far the prices have come down by now does make it tempting to get my hands on one, even though I now own two modern mirrorless cameras that will outperform them in every way (except maybe battery life).

The D5200 alone probably makes the whole lot worth it, as I see those for sale for around $200-$250 with a lens.

Thank you for selling the cameras at a reasonable and honest price so everyone can easily acquire a camera and get into the hobby. I see way too many inflated prices

I bought a Canon 90D when it came out as I guessed it would be the end of that line. Everyday carry is my M50 MKII along with a good old Canon A1 35mm to back it up. When the wife or kids want a DSLR to borrow, I have the awesome Canon T5i. I will most likely keep them all forever.

Still have a nikon 5100, my wife uses it for ebay photos, works good for that.

Over a $1K and that doesn't include the cameras that weren't working but you can fix or sell as "parts only". Very impressive. Since I collect only Nikon cameras because I have a ton of F mount lenses I would be interested in the Nikon D60. I currently have the D70s & D80 that I use regularly.

Loves these videos, I buy cameras in the UK mostly working however have bought a few small lots of untested ones. And it's so enjoyable. And in the UK the profit margins are crazy sold a purple S3300 £110 so like 140 dollers and a red s4300 for £114 pounds just to mention a few. Please keep making these videos and keep up the good work

Just got algorithm'd to your channel for the first time. What fun! Among this lot, I have only a 40D. I paid just under $80 US for mine with a low shutter count (30K) and a six-month warranty. It's in near-mint condition. To me, given I have glass to use already, that's a steal. I've bought a few new Canon cameras: A1, PS710, 7D. But now I buy used or Canon refurbished. That's why this sight has such appeal. Earned my sub, and some viewing time on this lazy Sunday evening.

I shot an XTI for a couple of weeks in 2007, an EOS 30d for about a year in 2007 and in 2008 I got an EOS 40d which I still use. The XTI is so nice and light, fun to shoot with, 30d took great photos but didn't have a sensor cleaner. I also shoot the original EOS M which is somewhat slower to work with but takes lovely photos. That 22mm f/2 lens is a peach. The 40d is on the second shutter and is at about 95.000 shutter count.

For the 50D, the “hold” switch is on at the bottom. The buttons won’t work if that is switched to the “on” position.

I am a Canon guy, mostly because my lenses are EF mount. And the HHS flashes abd stuff. I used to work as a portrait photographer and a photo teacher. These days I don't have that kind of money. So I go for the used bodies that was the first of something. I feel the producers put more effort into their "first" than they do with their follow ups. So I have the original EOS-M, it's built like a tank..and small. The 5D2, the 6D and the 70D. It works out beatifully. :)

I have three 50D's Check shutter with a remote. If it's the button shoot a little alcohol towards the shutter button via the battery compartment. Easy fix wonderful camera. You may want to find a download for the menu issue.

Just bought a Canon 20D with a Ultrasonic 17-85 sadly the AF on the lens was broken but MF works fine and it is a tank heavy and big, my 800D is extremly light and smaller but it is many years newer, but i really enjoy the 20D. Bought it for 30$ with charger and 2 batteries and the lens. Hope you have a great day love your content!

This was fun. I think canon's tethering software gives you shutter actuations .

I have an EOS 50D that I bought new in 2009 (body only) for £1000 (GBP). It's in mint condition despite having a shutter count of 77,500 and I still use it on a regular basis. I also have an EOS D60 that I bought second hand in about 2007. I can't remember how much I paid for it and I don't know the shutter count but it's still working and the CCD sensor produces great images.

4:56 That 340MB IBM microdrive is a spinning HDD. Uses more power and is a bit more fragile, but it was the only way to get "large" storage in those early days. I picked up a Nikon $45 D90 with lens, and a $250 D300 with multiple lenses and flash. Going to use them to teach some Boy Scouts and then sell them. The D90 only had 1619 shutter actuations so I'll make money when I go to resell that one. The D300 I'll probably lose $100, but I'm also keeping a $120 lens and $80 flash that came with it. The D300 had buttons that would get stuck but some rubbing alcohol fixed that (weather sealed body so it seemed safe to do).

I had a cheaper Rebel X series camera and tried a friends 60D - I was blown away by the big, bright viewfinder so I had to have one. Found a good deal on a used one. That model has a really long life, and I can see why.

I had the Canon 20D. Smashing camera. Bought it to take on a cross Atlantic cruise in 2005 and did really well. Even shot more than 1 wedding with it and never let me down. Got the 6D Mk11 now but don't do weddings, just for fun and some portraits.

I can see just by looking that you’ve easily surpassed $300,if they work,but I think your a bit heavy handed,that’s why when you buy secondhand there scuffed,and show signs of rough handling,I saw them tumble in the box as you put them on the table,but apart from that good video,have you got any fully charged canon batteries

I have my beloved and still working perfectly Canon Rebel XTi, although my newer T7i and R8 see 95% of the action these days.

I believe that D60 didnt actually have a CF card inside - that's actually a spinning hard drive that's pin-compatible with a CF slot! Those could be found inside an iPod mini

I used a Canon Rebel XTI when I learned DSLR Photography. I now have a Canon M6 mark II but still use EF lenses, with Viltrox adapter and speedbooster (yes, I have both).

I have a Canon 40D, a Pentax K10 and an Olympus Pen 3. Use them and love them all.

i love your videos even though i only shoot film. I have most of the nikon SLR series a few of the high end cannons, licas, and some nice soviet rangefinders

my favourite DSLR is my Nikon D700. I absolutely love it and the pictures it gets 🙂

Another way to get the shutter count is to take a photo and view the properties of the photo. The shutter count is in the metadata.

a lot of these cameras are from a time when I started taking an interest in photography, only if my family had a penny to spare back in the day. I bought a Canon EOS Rebel T3 in 2016 to replace the ancient Canon Powershot that I got on my birthday a decade before.

Out of this lot, I have the 350D (XT) and 40D. Very unfortunate, that most of the xxD cameras were broken.

On the canons with faulty buttons just spay isopropyl alcohol and work them well wait for it to evaporated, worked on both my canons with shutter buttons.

I have the Nikon 5000 and 5200. And low count. Together I got extra lense with mine and total cost for both was like 350. I got extra batteries and lense with both. And bags just a friend found me the deal. He has his own store. So he gave me some deals

Terrible prices for what they once were,depreciation on cameras are worse than cars,let’s face it you’ve made your money back and more.

I would be to nosey and look to see what was on the memory cards before formatting them. 😂

kept waiting for the 10D to appear...

Real quick go ahead and tell us what that pink sticker atop the xti said.

The first camera is a Canon EOS 40D (it's NOT pronounced "YOU WUSS" it's actually pronounced : EEE OSS - you know, just like the LETTERS "EOS") & the second one (the EOS 50D) is NOT the same as the Rebel XT, the Rebel XT is the EOS 350D (which is the 3rd tier of cameras while the 50D is a 2nd tier camera) while the 3rd camera (the Rebel XTi) is the same as the EOS 400D, the Rebel T2i is the EOS 550D, the Rebel XSi is the 450D. & YES, I had (infact STILL HAVE) the Rebel XTi but it doesn't get much use now as I now have an EOS 5D Mark II as my main camera. The Rebel names are used in North America & Japan while in Europe they are known using the numbers. The thing to bear in mind is that Canon use the model numbers to designate the level of the camera. The top tier use ONE number & are considered to be the "PROFESSIONAL" cameras, 2nd tier use TWO digits & are considered to be the "Amateur end of the Professional" range, then there's the 3rd tier which uses THREE digits & is the "Professional end of the Amateur range" & then the 4th tier which (surprise, surprise) uses FOUR digits & is the Amateur camera range.

40d may have 2sec timer on

Do you actually have a website where you sell all of your working models?

do you ever get Nikon d800 cameras?

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So where did you find this lot to buy? eBay?

wow😮😮can i have one😮😮

What is your eBay where you sell these