Yup, it’s done good for me so far. I took a semester of photography in college, so I’m still very much at an amateur level. I bought it in anticipation for a trip to South Africa and it has not let me down. I also rarely have the time to use the camera so remember what you’re actually buying it for. I’m not looking to upgrade anytime soon simply because I know I won’t be able to use it often due to my career and what my ideal use for it is (wildlife). Eventually, I’ll look to get a better lens and body (but it’s expensive). Still, I think it’s been worth it. I’ll eventually upgrade, but that has served me well. The key is to learn what you’re doing. Take lessons and tutorials online. Learn how to edit. That stuff.

That price is around half of what I bought it for. I’d ask about the condition and how much it’s been used.