It's always OK to ask what the reserve is.  Most sellers will tell you.
Some will not.  Read all of his feedback and judge by the negatives, if any.
One or two negatives on a person with many positives may not be indicative
of a problem seller, it could well be that the buyer just thought he should
have gotten more for his money, or actually bid on something he couldn't use
and the buyer wouldn't let him beg out or return the item.  Remember to do
your homework by finding out what the retail (used camera store) prices for
the items are, and bid something less than that.  Even with good pictures of
the item, it's not as good as having a "hands on" at a camera store.  And
camera stores will usually let you return the item within a reasonable
period if it malfunctions.  Return rights and warranties are worth money.

Len
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