Street Price Special: 7D Mark II $1549 and Supertelephoto Deals


A few fantastic street price specials, brand new from reputable authorized Canon dealers with Canon USA warranty and free shipping.

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Street Price Drop: EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM $635 Brand New

The street price on the EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM has dropped to $635.00, brand new, Canon USA warranty, from an authorized Canon USA dealer with free shipping. This lens is in “white box” packaging, but is brand new unused, and includes hood, caps, pouch, and Canon USA warranty card.

Our street prices have now settled after the Canon pricing change over the weekend (due to a change in mail-in rebates). The net result is many lenses did go up slightly in street price, with a few staying the same. Check out all the street prices.



Announcements Coming this Week: 5Ds, EF 11-24mm f/4L, and More

We are expecting an announcement, at the end of this week, of new bodies and lenses. In addition to the widely leaked high-megapixel EOS 5Ds and EOS 5Ds R, we’re told by reliable sources of two new Rebel-series bodies. One of the Rebels has a top-plate LCD, as was leaked in recent product photos — we’re excited to see Canon push the Rebel line a bit more up-market.

On the glass side, the widely-anticipated EF 11-24mm f/4L USM specs and photos have been leaked, but we also hear about two new non-L lenses at the same time or shortly after: the 50mm will finally get its refresh, as will the aging 70-300mm.

As with all leaks you should take this with a grain of salt until the announcements are said and done.

To get notified the instant these items are announced and available for pre-order (we’re told availability is in late March / early April on the EOS 5Ds), you can set them up here:



Canon Store Refurbished SL1 + 18-55 IS STM for $359, White or Black


On sale at the Canon Direct Store is the refurbished EOS Rebel SL1 with 18-55mm IS STM in either white or black for only $359.99. This price is available until February 14th, or sold out.

Canon refurbished items come with a 1-year Canon USA warranty, just like brand new purchases. The Canon Store collects tax to almost all states, and ground shipping is currently free.



Surprise, Lens Rebates Are Standalone (No Body Purchase Required)

Rebates have been so full of surprises lately. We posted earlier in the week that the new lens rebates were only going to be on the smaller set of the most popular lenses, have reduced rebate values, and require the simultaneous purchase of a body. (This was based on info that we’d seen earlier in the week, confirmed by multiple sources.)

We got two out of three right — the change is: there’s no requirement to purchase a body to get the lens rebates. The lens rebates values are indeed smaller by $50-$100, and available on fewer lenses. It was more advantageous to purchase in January (good call if you did), but a small rebate is better than no rebate!

The PIXMA PRO-100 rebate is also significantly reduced (now $250 for a bundle instead of $350). This has a new promotion id, 8191332, so you are eligible for this rebate even if you purchased the same item in the previous rebate.

See the rebate form.



Lightroom 5 + MG5620 Wireless Printer for $68 BuyDig via eBay


Another great Lightroom 5 + printer combo deal!

BuyDig via eBay has a bundle of the PIXMA MG5620 Wireless All-in-One and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 for $67.99. This is a great way to purchase Lightroom 5 as Lightroom 5 regularly goes for $139.

Click here to check out the deal at BuyDig via eBay.

Lightroom 6 is rumored to be released in a few months, but with this copy of LR5 you can purchase a discounted upgrade to LR6 when it is available.



Upcoming Rebates and Price Changes for Sunday, February 1st

The current mail-in rebates end tonight, and Canon is starting a new slate of mail-in rebates tomorrow, February 1st, ending on February 28th. They are also lowering the price on 1-series bodies. Here’s a summary of the changes:

  • $800 price drop on EOS-1D X.
    This makes the current price (after $800 MIR) permanent.
  • $50 instant rebate on 600EX-RT is back.
  • Lens rebates are NOT renewed.

There will be small lens rebates available on the most popular lenses, however, it requires the simultaneous purchase of a camera body (6D/7D/7D Mark II/60D/70D) in order to be eligible. The rebate values are also reduced from the current, stand-alone rebates. e.g., 70-200 II will have a $100 rebate if purchased with a camera body. Compare to a $150 no-strings rebate today (street price of $1849 AR.)

UPDATE: Turns out the requirement for purchasing with a camera body is removed, and the lens rebates are standalone. They are smaller and on fewer lenses as described.