Friday, April 18, 2014

Camera deals of the week: 4.18.14


Snatching up a new camera can be a considerable investment, especially if you're after a unit that combines stellar images with a host of features. Fret not friends: We're here to help. Just beyond the break, you'll find a handful of photo gadgets that are all available at attractive discounts for the time being.


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Canon EOS 7D (body-only)



Price: $879

Regular Price: $1,500

Engadget Global Score: 86

Buy: 42nd Street Photo


If you're after a mid-range DSLR for that photo hobby, Canon's EOS 7D is available at a handsome discount right now. Sure, you'll have to shell out some extra cash for a lens, but you'll likely want to nab up a couple of those anyway. The current price tag is the lowest we've seen in the last three months, according to our price history tool.


Nikon D600 (body-only)



Price: $1,429

Regular Price: $1,899

Engadget Global Score: 86

Buy: 42nd Street Photo


For those looking to invest a bit more in their snapshooting exploits, the full-frame Nikon D600 also has received a significant price drop. While it does require a bigger investment, the pro-grade features of this camera are going at a rate on par with the 90-day low.


Fuji X-Pro1 (body-only)



Price: $799

Regular Price: $1,300

Engadget Score: 82

Buy: 42nd Street Photo


It's no secret that Fuji's dapper retro stylings have caught our eye a time or two. And now, you can get in on the classic designs with the X-Pro1. This all-black model's current discount brings the price down to the lowest our price history tool has seen over the past three months.


Samsung NX300



Price: $576

Regular Price: $800

Engadget Score: 89

Buy: Amazon


There's a hint of classic styling to Samsung's NX300, too -- for those looking to make a more modest investment, and it's one that includes some requisite glass (an 18-55mm lens, to be exact). The black version of the WiFi-equipped mirrorless offering is seeing the best rate, so you'll have to pay extra if you'd prefer either the brown or white options.


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