HOUSING CANON 400D

Housing for Canon 400D (digital SLR) in perfect condition - used on one trip only, port included and hard carrying cases. Sub Strobe DS 160 included - can be viewed on IKELITE website or happy to send photo. Sell total package for $2500! Value as new cost is about $4300. Phone Kylie 0429 643 606 or 0434 638 347

Contributed by KylieK added 2008-09-24

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ShaunR added 2008-10-02: What brand of housing What port size is fitted Is eTTL available for the flash Can you send a photo if item still for sale

MarcE added 2008-10-10: Hi, Im am looking to buy another Ikelite strobe if you are still selling this stuff and willing to break it up please get back to me. Mark

TonyW added 2009-01-25

Hi Kylie, Still selling this package? If so can you send a few photo's to divertoe@hotmail.com?

Cheers - divertoe

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