Edmund Optics 10x Nikon

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Edmund Optics 10x Nikon

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I purchased this a few weeks ago alongside a 4x version and found that the 4x does everything I need it to do, and I'd need some more/better equipment to fully use the 10x anyway. It came out of the box, got mounted, I found that it was far more magnification than what I needed (it's a novelty for me) and it returned to the box.

So, if anyone would like to try it, I'll ship it for $80 (I think that's fair, anyway?)

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Post by seed »

or less? I'd feel dishonest returning it.

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I admire your ethics, but returning it is hardly dishonest -- returns are built into Edmund's business plan.

When I became curious about that objective, I wrote to Edmund asking for more details.

Along with what information they had (which was not much), the reply email said this:
...@edmundoptics.com wrote:We encourage customers to take advantage of our 30 day return policy for situations like this: try the item, and if it doesn't work out for you - return it.
It turns out that the lens is useful to me, so I'm keeping mine. But yours is not for you, so return it -- all perfectly honest and above-board.

--Rik

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Post by seed »

Thank you for your reply, Rik.

I think I'll just keep it as everything I've ever done with a camera has snowballed and I will probably be wanting to jump into higher magnifications at some point.

And if not, I've blown a hundred bucks in far stupider ways!

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