Hot Black Friday Bundle Deals on Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and EOS 6D Mark II ($2449 and $949, respectively)

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We are entering the heat of the Black Friday deal galore.

Adorama and B&H Photo, both authorised Canon retailers, are offering solid bundle deals on the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and EOS 6D Mark II, starting at $2449 and $949 respectively.

All bundles include the PIXMA Pro-100 photo printer, an original Canon battery grip, an original Canon spare battery, a 64GB memory card, and 50 sheet of photo paper. This items alone are worth over $430. Moreover, you can claim a $350 mail-in rebate on the PIXMA Pro-100 (instructions).

So, after instant discounts and the mail-in rebate, you get the prices listed below:

  • Canon EOS 5D Mark IV bundle, body only on sale at $2,449: Adorama | B&H Photo
  • Canon EOS 5D Mark IV bundle with EF 24-70mm f/4L on sale at $3,199: Adorama | B&H Photo
  • Canon EOS 5D Mark IV bundle with EF 24-105mm f/4L on sale at $3,349: Adorama | B&H Photo
  • Canon EOS 6D Mark II bundle with EF 24-105mm f/4L on sale at $1,849: Adorama | B&H Photo
  • Canon EOS 6D Mark II bundle with EF 24-105mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM on sale at $1,349: Adorama | B&H Photo
  • Canon EOS 6D Mark II bundle, body only on sale at $949: Adorama | B&H Photo

There are more Canon bundle deals at B&H Photo:

All Canon EOS 5D Mark IV deals

All Canon EOS 6D Mark II deals

If you’re on the fence for these cameras grab the deals before the offer is over (exp. 11/21 most likely).

EDIT: the offer is scheduled to expire today 11.59 EST.

If you’re based in Europe you’re not let out in the rain, there are some solid deals on Canon gear for Europe too.

Let’s start with the UK. Canon UK is offering a double cash back on select products. See here for more information and for the list of eligible items and then make your purchase at Canon UK or Park Cameras UK.

Park Cameras UK has more to offer:

All Canon Stores in Europe offer Black Friday deals and discounts:, all have discounted EOS 6D and the PowerShot G7 X Mark II listed

Finally, also Amazon Europe is offering Black Friday deals:

Canon Working on a Ultra Wide Angle Lens For The EOS R System?

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We already know that Canon is set to release more RF mount lenses in 2019.

This was clearly stated by Canon itself during conferences and interviews. Canon let us know that they will provide what is usually called the “Holy Trinity” of full frame lenses. This means we can expect an RF 16-35mm f/2.8L, RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS, and an RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS. So far so good.

Latest murmurings have it that Canon might release an RF lens that’s wider than 16mm. It’s suggested that an RF 12-35mm f/2.8L and an RF 14-35mm f/2.8L lens are already undergoing testing.

It’s a bit a stretch to suppose Canon will release a 12-35mm or a 14-35mm lens instead of a 16-35mm. However, it’s entirely possible so we have to wait to see. For the time being we can only be sure that Canon will release three more lenses for the Canon EOS R system in 2019. The rest is speculation.

[via CR]

Did Canon Ditch The EOS 5Ds Mark II In Favour Of A Mirrorless Option?

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Latest murmuring on the web has it that Canon might have abandoned the development of a DSLR in favour of a mirrorless option.

The source of the rumor suggest that Canon ditched the replacement for the EOS 5Ds (R) in favour of a mirrorless option. This fits well with a rumor we got some weeks ago suggesting that the next EOS R model will feature a high resolution sensor in the range of the EOS 5Ds. A hint in this direction was also given by a Canon exec during an interview. It’s indeed very likely that Canon will release a high resolution full frame mirrorless camera instead of a DSLR.

For the time being the rumor mill is going a bit astray, struggling to get news. A lot of what we can expect 2019 has already been disclosed in interviews given by Canon execs. Even the future RF mount lenses roadmap has been disclosed early, which is unusual for Canon.

Stay tuned.

[via CR]

Canon EOS R Review by DPReview

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DPReview posted their exhaustive review of the Canon EOS R, and it is not an entirely positive review.

DPReview found a series of things they didn’t like, starting from ergonomics:

Surprisingly for a Canon camera, we’re unimpressed by the EOS R’s ergonomics. The M.Fn Bar is, in its current state, superfluous. The rear dial is too recessed, the buttons are mushy, don’t offer good feedback, and are questionably arranged on the body of the camera. Available customization options are puzzling, with great freedom in some areas and frustrating limitations in others.

From the conclusion:

In the end, it’s perhaps best to look at the EOS R as a case study for the future benefits of the RF system; all native lenses released so far are of very high quality, plus Canon offers a total of three EF lens adapters depending on your needs. But unfortunately, we find it difficult to recommend the EOS R to the broader public besides perhaps existing Canon users looking for a second, lightweight full-frame body. Because ultimately, while the EOS R is unequivocally capable of taking beautiful photos, it too often distracted us and pulled us out of the picture-taking process instead of becoming an invisible part of the process itself, as the best cameras do.

Read the review at DPReview.

The Canon EOS R and RF lenses are in stock and ready to ship

Please use the links below to put your order (international shipping available).

Order the Canon EOS R in the USA: B&H Photo | Adorama | Canon USA | Amazon

Order the Canon RF mount lenses in the USA: B&H Photo | Adorama | Canon USA | Amazon

Availability should be given also at major retailers in Europe and around the world (you have to check for your country). Please use the links below.

Canon EOS R world-wide order links:

America: B&H Photo, Adorama, Amazon USA, Amazon Canada, Canon Canada, Canon USA
Europe & UK: Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon IT, Canon IT, WEX Photographic, Canon FR, Canon UK, Canon DE

Canon RF mount lenses world-wide order links:

America: B&H Photo, Adorama, Amazon USA, Amazon Canada, Canon Canada, Canon USA
Europe & UK: Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon IT, Canon IT, WEX Photographic, Canon FR, Canon UK, Canon DE

UK and Europe Canon Black Friday Deals Are Live (EOS 6D, G7X Mark II, Double Cashback)

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There are some hot Black Friday Deals also for visitors coming from the UK and Europe.

Let’s start with the UK. Canon UK is offering a double cash back on select products. See here for more information and for the list of eligible items and then make your purchase at Canon UK or Park Cameras UK.

Park Cameras UK has more to offer:

All Canon Stores in Europe offer Black Friday deals and discounts:, all have the EOS 6D and the PowerShot G7 X Mark II listed

Finally, also Amazon Europe is offering Black Friday deals:

Nikon Execs Believe They Will Beat Sony and Canon and Become Nr. 1 in FF MILC Market

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In an interview with DPReview dating back to Photokina, Nikon Execs made a bold statement.

When asked about aimed market shares, they said that they point to become the number one in the full frame MILC market.

Question: Do you have an internal target for percentage of sales represented by Nikon mirrorless versus DSLR?

We have internal sales targets for each model, but we cannot disclose the figures. Our goal is to become number one in the full-frame market for both mirrorless and DSLRs.

Question: What is your target timeframe for achieving this goal?

That’s a difficult question to answer – we cannot disclose the specific timeline, but we will make every effort to hit the target of being number one as soon as possible. We believe that we can achieve the number one position maybe quite soon. A lot of manufacturers have launched full-frame mirrorless cameras, but sales of our Z6 and Z7 are really robust, which gives us confidence.

Good luck Nikon. Beating Sony and Canon won’t be an easy task. And as long as we are concerned, we have no doubts Canon will dominate the market within a few years.

[via Sony Alpha Rumors]