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Wegens te weinig gebruik verkoop ik mijn zeer complete sony a6400 set. De camera is 3 jaar geleden gekocht, maar effectief slechts enkele maanden gebruikt. Dit is ook te zien aan de extreem lage shutt
The timing is neutral here: the a6400 is an older generation body, but it’s still a very capable APS-C Sony and hasn’t been made obsolete by a dramatic leap in everyday use. At €800, this sits well above the typical used market for the body-plus-lens bundle in your database, so it reads as ambitious rather than fair.
That said, the package itself is genuinely appealing: the a6400 is loved for fast autofocus, strong stills and video performance, and the Sigma 30mm f1.4 is a sharp, bright normal lens that’s a classic match for this body. If the accessories are useful and the kit is clean, the value is in the completeness rather than the body alone; but at this price I’d want a very solid accessory bundle, low shutter count, and clear condition before calling it a buy.
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