Hot: Adobe Lightroom 5 + Free MG2520 Printer for $49, BuyDig


BuyDig has a bundle of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 for Mac and Windows and the PIXMA MG2520 All-in-One Printer for only $49.00.

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This is a great deal on LR5. Even though LR6 is rumored to be announced soon, this price is well below what the new LR6 will retail at. Also, this copy should be upgradeable to LR6, by paying for a discounted upgrade.




Popular Street Prices: 70-200 II for $1899, 16-35 f/4L $1049, 6D $1249


As a result of the price drop on lenses, a few of our street prices have been extremely popular:

All of these deals are brand new from Canon authorized dealers with 1-year Canon USA warranty and no need for a mail-in rebate. Free shipping and exceptional customer service are included with every order! Read our reviews and check out the full list of recently lowered street prices.



Hot: 7D Mark II (Import) for $1299 from BigValueInc via eBay


This is a hot eBay Frenzy deal: BigValueInc via eBay has the Canon EOS 7D Mark II for $1299.00. This is the lowest price we’ve seen yet for this camera, by over $100! Please note this is likely an import / grey market model as BigValueInc via eBay is not an authorized dealer.

An import model is physically identical, but a Canon USA warranty is not guaranteed. The seller provides a store warranty; historically Canon USA has also serviced the warranty anyway (note it’s at their discretion — this can change at any time.) Read our FAQ about imports.

We’ll warn that two months ago, BigValueInc via eBay massively oversold on several great eBay deals. As a result, many readers were subjected to delays in receiving their camera bodies (with poor communication from the dealer). It looks like they have recovered from this incident, and we’d welcome any readers to comment on their experience. Other than this incident, they have been a reliable eBay dealer over the last several years.



Hot, Today Only: Lexar 1000x UHS-II SD 128GB $61, 64GB $35


UPDATE: Everything is sold out.

Amazon has a one-day sale on high-speed Lexar SD cards. They have the Lexar 128GB Professional 1000x UHS-II/U3 SDXC for $60.99, and the Lexar 64GB Professional 1000x UHS-II/U3 SDXC for $34.99.

This price is an Amazon lightning deal for today only (or until sold out.)

These are UHS-II Speed Class 3 cards rated minimum 30MB/s write and up to 150MB/s read. Note that all Canon cameras at this time don’t support the UHS-II interface, but this card is backwards compatible and will operate as a fast UHS-I card. This is fantastic pricing for a fast card that is future-proof for later camera offerings.



Refurbished EF 24-105mm f/4L IS for $530 at Canon Direct Store


Thanks to today’s price drop, refurbished lenses have also dropped in price at the Canon Direct Store. One great deal is the refurbished EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM which is only $530.78 with free shipping, this is a sale (29%-off) that ends this week.

If you’d prefer brand new, please consider our street price of $609 from an authorized Canon USA dealer.



Canon Permanent Price Drop on 24 Lenses

As previously posted, Canon has now instituted a price drop on 24 lenses, including most of the popular lenses. A large drop (up to $800) was seen on super-telephoto lenses. Our street prices on lenses have already been lowered as a result of this drop. This is a permanent price drop, not an instant or mail-in rebate.

We’re also seeing a new instant rebate on the EOS-1D X. This has also resulted in a new street price of $4899, the lowest seen yet.

New Instant Rebate

Price Drop on Primes

Price Drop on Zooms

Price Drop on Teleconverters



Canon to Drop Prices (Permanent) on Lenses; Street Prices Lowered!

We’re hearing that Canon will be instituting another “permanent” price drop on 20+ lenses on Sunday. The price drops on most lenses will range from $20 to $100. There will also be a price drop on super-telephotos, anywhere from $300 to $800.

Our street prices have already been lowered to include the price drop. Here are some of the best drops and new street prices (vs. the new MAP), with no need for mail-in rebates:

We’ll post more details as they become known. We’re also expecting a corresponding reduction in the refurbished price, as the refurbished price at the Canon store is pegged at 80% of the new MAP price.

It’s nice to see these price changes, they are the third permanent price drop on lenses in seven months; the first big price drop happened in August 2014, thanks to a strong US dollar appreciating against the Japanese Yen. The dollar has continued to strengthen, leading to another round of price changes, required for Canon USA to fight off the grey market.