UPDATE: A 15% discount was erroneously applied by the Canon Store when we wrote the article and checked the discount, hence the $1,146.65. They now fixed the mistake and code HOLIDAY19 gives you 10% off.
The Canon Store has a Canon EOS R deal.
Refurbished Canon EOS R bodies are in stock and sell at $1,146.65 after you entered code HOLIDAY19 at checkout. Killer price! This Canon EOS R deal and all refurbished gear from the Canon Store comes with 1 year Canon USA warranty.
The code HOLIDAY19 applies to all refurbished gear on sale at the Canon Store. Browse the listings below to see if you can find what you are looking for:
Here is one more hot Canon EOS M5 deal by B&H Photo, all for a clearance sale. Will last as long as supply lasts.
Get the Canon EOS M5 bundled with a Canon PIXMA Pro-100 photo printer for ridiculous $348.99 after $350 mail-in rebate (instructions). Free shipping and limited time offer for this Canon EOS M5 deal.
Another heck of a Canon EOS M6 deal by authorised Canon retailer B&H Photo. It’s another EOS M6 clearance sale.
Get the Canon EOS M6 bundled with a Canon PIXMA Pro-100 photo printer for ridiculous $289.99 after $350 mail-in rebate (instructions). Free shipping and limited time offer for this Canon EOS M6 deal.
UPDATE (12/16/2019): this is most likely a clearance sale. It will last as long as supply lasts.
Here is a Canon EOS M5 and EOS M6 price drop, after the EOS R and EOS 5D Mark IV. And the EOS M6 starting at $299 might be the killer deal you were waiting for.
At least at authorised Canon retailer B&H Photo the Canon EOS M6 and EOS M5 got concrete price drops. The Canon EOS M6 is now $299 for the body, for the EOS M5 it’s $349. This is a limited time offer. Here are all discounted kits:
Well, that’s a significative Canon EOS R price drop. And it might not last forever.The Canon EOS Rnow sells at $1,499 at all major retailers, and many ship it with accessories.
In this Canon EOS R review, one of our favorite gear reviewers, Dustin Abbott, tells the reasons that moved him to buy an EOS R.
He says:
Canon has continued to support the EOS R and expand it’s capabilities via firmware. This includes vastly improved Eye AF real-time tracking (which now lags only behind Sony but is better than any other alternative), reduces the latency between autofocus and display, and added the inclusion of an intervalometer and ability to create time-lapse movies in camera. Beyond that, Canon has also started to deliver on what was clearly the greatest strength of the platform – the new RF mount and all its potential. While the bargain lenses for the RF mount are still few (though thankfully some third party support has started to come), Canon has delivered a number of their very best lenses yet on the RF mount. There’s been enough positive changes Canon EOS R that I’ve finally bought in and added an EOS R to my own kit. I’m pretty much done with DSLRs at this point and ready to shift completely into the mirrorless space. I’ve decided to release a new video which focuses on the positive changes to the EOS R and the RF platform and why it’s worth a second look in late 2019. I’ll also share some photos from the Canon RF 50mm F1.2L below as I start my review process on that lens.
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