Is the the USA camera or a grey market camera why is the guarentee not not listed?
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Yes, Amazon could do a lot better job of letting its customers know that it is in fact a USA model. Amazon is an official Canon USA seller. You can go to Canons page and look at their list of authorized USA dealers.
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All i can say for sure is that DMC-G6 is in the list of cameras. As i've said before, my camera was not in the list. Are you interested in it?
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I completely agree with D.P., but one major point to consider when buying from the E-Bay is that a lot of those cameras with "nice price" are coming from grey market, which means they do not have a 1 year US Warranty, and some parts may differ from the US models(i.e. battery charger with cord vs directly plug to the wall US version)etc... Anyway if you decide to purchase from the E-Bay make sure to ask the seller if this is a US or a grey market version.Good Luck.
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Thank you for contacting us. As an authorized Canon dealer, we only sell USA models. We would never sell gray-market or imported equipment to our customers!
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Broadway Photo states that many of their products are "imported/grey market" merchandise which do not have the manufacturer's warranty. Instead they provide the warranty directly. Other sellers of grey market products will try to fool you by saying the camera comes with a USA warranty. This is not the same as a NikonUSA warranty. They are either covering the warranty themselves or have a third party provide the warranty coverage. For such a sophisticated piece of equipment like the D300 I think I would only trust Nikon to take care of any problems.
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The one that I got was a grey market so I sent it right back. It was presented as a USA lens in the product description but Tamron wouldn't let me register it. I asked Amazon to make sure the company listed it correctly but that hasn't happened either. And Amazon is not a Tamron authorized seller. Buyer beware. I was very disappointed with Amazon.
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I believe that is a mistake, it is the new version. However, using the SLR camera market as an reference, this item is "grey" market. That is, it is a product manufactured for the Chinese market, not the the US market. This matters to Apple, who will not allow the US AppleCare to used with it. At least, this was my experience.
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Jose,I have no reason to believe it is not US. I don't have the original box or papers but I'm pretty sure it is not gray market. Are you looking for one? If you are interested contact me at gieddys@yahoo.com. I bought it for a trip and now do not really need it.Craig
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Funny, we had to look for it too... it says "this camera comes with the manufacturers listed contents" (something like that) - the battery is listed by the manufacturer as part of the contents
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Well, apparently, a few US D800E orders have been fulfilled - watch this unboxing:http://nikonrumors.com/2012/04/17/first-nikon-d800e-cameras-already-received-in-the-us-gets-promptly-unboxed-on-video.aspx/
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The G11 has likely been discontinued and replaced by the G12. Some third party sellers on Amazon seem to believe they can charge any amount they want for obsolete cameras which are no longer being manufactured.
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Going back through Amazon orders it looks like I got mine in April of 2013, and I did not have any registration problems.Also looking at the order it say Sold by Mel Pierce Camera, I don't know if that is the same as who is selling it here. Hope this helps. And remember since it is through Amazon, if it turns out not to have a USA Warranty you can always send it back for free. Hope this helped. Bob
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I understand that Nikon is not servicing or providing spare parts to service providers if the camera is not Nikon USA, or what they call grey market. If you ask me, if you buy a Nikon, it still is a Nikon so they should repair it but I know for a fact that they are not repairing them
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Apparently these cameras are called graymarket camera not covered by warranty I ended up sending mine back to the seller
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As far as I am aware there was and is only version of it in this configuration. It came in 2 colors; black or white. They only made? (marketed) it for about 7 months and then pulled it off the shelves. No explanation was ever given. It simply disappeared and no questions were ever answered. As a used camera it now trades for 2 to 3 times its retail value when new. Go figure!!! P.S. It's a great camera with may nice features. If you have need of a light, pocket transported camera to do high or low shots and you want to be able to easily view the screen while framing the shot it can't be beat.
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If the lens is new and purchased from a Nikon authorized retailer, the lens will be U.S. - these retailers cannot sell new grey market lenses or cameras. Same with Manufacturer refurbished equipment. If the lens is used, the retailers can sell grey market lenses but they must state that the lens is grey market. If the lens is being sold by a 3rd party seller or non-reputable retailer, you may need to ask as these individuals seldom advertise whether or not a lens is U.S. or Grey Market. Note that a grey market lens is not inferior to a U.S. lens - only that you will not be able to get it serviced by Nikon USA if you do have a problem. If the lens is new and purchased from a Nikon authorized retailer, the lens will be U.S. - these retailers cannot sell new grey market lenses or cameras. Same with Manufacturer refurbished equipment. If the lens is used, the retailers can sell grey market lenses but they must state that the lens is grey market. If the lens is being sold by a 3rd party seller or non-reputable retailer, you may need to ask as these individuals seldom advertise whether or not a lens is U.S. or Grey Market. Note that a grey market lens is not inferior to a U.S. lens - only that you will not be able to get it... » Read More If the lens is new and purchased from a Nikon authorized retailer, the lens will be U.S. - these retailers cannot sell new grey market lenses or cameras. Same with Manufacturer refurbished equipment. If the lens is used, the retailers can sell grey market lenses but they must state that the lens is grey market. If the lens is being sold by a 3rd party seller or non-reputable retailer, you may need to ask as these individuals seldom advertise whether or not a lens is U.S. or Grey Market. Note that a grey market lens is not inferior to a U.S. lens - only that you will not be able to get it serviced by Nikon USA if you do have a problem. « Show Less
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Checked local Wal-mart and it was not there. Contacted Target and they say they have it in the store but it is not on the floor yet. They have put one on hold for me to pick up today at 6pm. So, we will see if this really happens or not.~edit: 1PM - Just spoke to the Target and confirmed that they have found the camera in the incoming stock and have set it aside for me. I have no idea why Amazon does not have it. I will have to pay tax and drive a good distance but I prefer this one over the Cannon SD4500IS.