What is the average price of a new Nikon camera?

Answer 1

If the camera shows signs of use or is well-used but mechanically OK, look on the website of Ffordes of InvernessUK. If the camera is pretty well unused condition, look at Grays of Westminster. Also look at MW Classic Cameras, also in London, .

Answer 2

This all depends on not only the body condition, but also what lens you have installed. A scruffy model of a Nikon EM (Jokingly referred to as the "Economy Model) is worth around 25-29$ depending on the buyer. A cleaned lightly used model will go for about 30-35$. And with the "Hipster" generation just underway, and with the EM being a great film starting point, a top quality model can go anywhere from 40$ to 80$! Even better, this can be without the lens. If you have the kit lens (Usually a Nikon Series E 50mm) can add another 5$ if it is in good condition. Aftermarket lenses can be a HUGE factor in your pricing. The problem is, if you don't have one now, they are hard to get a hold of, and some can be expensive. Cleaning the body, mirror, and filter always adds an extra 5$ or so to any model. Watch out though, all parts in any camera has persistence mechanics down to the milometer. If possible, have a friend or a low-cost cleaner fix up the camera for you. To sum it up, here is a little list for the quick-browser person:

Nikon EM 35mm Camera Values:

-Body Only

-Hevally Used 20-25$

- Moderate Use 25-30$

- Scarce Usage 30-40$

- Cleaned and Like New 40-80$

-Body with Kit Series E 50mm Lens

-Heavy Use 20-30$

-Moderate Use 25-35$

-Scarce Usage 40-80$

-Cleaned and Like New 50-115$

IMPORTANT NOTE:

This article contains ESTIMATES only. Please use this as a reference to your camera value. To get an accurate appraisal contact a professional vintage camera salesman.

Answer 3

The average price of a new Nikon camera varies for the type of camera you want. For a simple point-and-shoot camera, you can pay around $100 dollars. For a DSLR, you're looking at $800 and up.