Where Does The Data Come From?

The prices are the consensus prices between Amazon and B&H Photo and Adorama as of November 3 in 2016. These are new condition with USA warranty prices, from authorized dealers. Older cameras that are no longer available in new condition with USA warranty from the above retailers, or are available in a very limited fashion, are not included.

Serious Fixed Lens Cameras – The Big Picture

We have a pretty steady progression of prices from $450 to $2000, with the majority of the cameras narrowing down to three sensor sizes, 1-inch, APS-C, and 35mm full frame. 2/3″ used to be more popular, and so was 1/1.7″, while the Canon G1 X* line is the only one carrying the flag for 1.5″. I am no longer adding new 1/2.3″ cameras to the chart but there is one hold-out from the previous chart (FZ300).

Canon and Sony are doubling down on this segment by keeping multiple active cameras in their line-up, Canon has six models, and Sony has eleven, keeping all models around of three separate lines, the RX100 (five models), and the RX10 and RX1 (three models each). Panasonic too is continuing with an LX and FZ track. Nikon’s re-entry happened with a trio of new cameras under the DL line (to be released by the end of the year). Fuji cooled off on this segment, but offered a lower-priced APS-C model.

The picture below gives you a bird’s eye view. Click twice on it or view the full size PNG for a more readable version (only 50K).

The APS-C RAWsumers

Things were fairly quiet in the world of APS-C, with Fuji giving their X100* a lower priced parallel APS-C model with the X70. The only other new camera was a waterproof variation on a Leica theme (X-U Typ 113). Remaining are two famous models among aficionados of this segment, the X100T and Ricoh GR II.

The 1-inch Sensors Dominate the RAWsumers

One clear pattern that emerged this year is that the 1-inch sensor cameras are dominating the RAWsumer segment. Nine of the eleven new cameras in this segment have 1-inch sensors, including Nikon’s new line of DLs. Sony, Panasonic and Canon all released new models at this size. Their prices are well space, with a dense $600 to $1000 section in the middle.

PREVIOUS YEARS

• Fixed Lens Cameras – mid-November 2015
• Fixed Lens Cameras – late December 2014

Footnotes

• Prices as of November 3 in 2016 – see second paragraph above for details
• Prices are more or less uniform among the three tracked retailers
• New additions since the previous chart include the Nikon DL trio, the Sony RX10 III and RX100 V, the Panasonic LX10 and ZS100 and FZ2500, the Fuji X70, and Canon G7 X II and the Leica X-U T113 and such
• Gone since the previous chart are the Ricoh GR, PAnasonic CM1, LX7 and FZ200, Nikon P7800, Fuji XF1, XQ1, XQ2, X-S1, Canon G16 and S120, Olympus Stylus 1S, and such
• Typos, errors, confusions, omissions are always possible. Please leave a comment or use the online contact form. If I don’t notice an error and no one mentions it, it won’t get fixed on its own

Where Does The Data Come From?

The prices are the consensus prices between Amazon and B&H Photo and Adorama as of November 2 in 2016. These are new condition with USA warranty prices, from authorized dealers. Prices are the body only kit, except for cameras without an official body-only kit – we use the lowest priced standard kit (eg w/18-55) for those. Older cameras that are no longer available in new condition with USA warranty from the above retailers, or are available in a very limited fashion, are not included.

Flagship Mirrorless Prices as of November 2016

There are many mirrorless cameras out there, so we start by taking a look at the flagship camera of each system. Samsung is out of the market now, while finally Canon decided to get serious with a more advanced mirrorless camera, so we are including it here. Sigma too joined the party with the SD Quattro. Their APS-H camera does not have a price yet, so the non-H is the current flagship ~ we only look at real aka “purchasable” products in these price charts. The Pentax Q-S1 is still lingering around but I can’t find enough loopholes to call it a flagship camera, adorkable as it may be

Leica price-leads the way and with that price, it will remain a champion until the next Leica camera. Sony’s price-flagship having the 35mm full frame sensor is also guaranteed a second place. Olympus played price-leapfrog with the E-M1 II, whose price was revealed a few days ago [see Stock Status Tracker] jumping ahead of Fuji’s latest entries. The Panasonic GH4 and Nikon V3 remained the same flagships as last year.

In yellow highlight below are the new releases since our previous price-chart…

Mirrorless Prices as of November 2016

Compare and contrast the size of this monster chart below with the one of APS-C DSLRs and you can tell where a lot of the action is happening. We had roughly twice as many new mirrorless cameras in 2016 than APS-C DSLRs. If it wasn’t for the “Export As Image” option, the chart below would have to be two parts

Click on the image twice to see it at maximum size (unless you are on a giant vertical monitor) or open the full size PNG file (fear not, it’s only 55K, it won’t eat up your mobile data).

The Pentax Q-S1 with its atom ant sized sensor is leading the price-bottom in both charts, but sensor-size is not always a factor in pricing. There is a wild mix of 1″ and M43 and APS-C and 35mm Full Frame. For example, the $1100 35mmFF Sony a7 is in the middle, and costs less than the Nikon V3 with its “Angry Inch” sensor

Just like with DSLRs, the race to the price-bottom is over. Most of the sub-$400 cameras are older. As usual with these charts, we feature the body only price, unless a particular camera does not have an official body-only kit. In those cases, we feature the lowest priced kit (most of the time it’s the w/14-42 or w/18-55 and such). This is why you see some cameras in the chart with lenses next to their names.

To save the chart from being totally unreadable, I removed the Leica SL Typ 601, which you can see in all its price glory in the Flagships chart at the top. Its price flattened almost all the other entries in the cart.

Taking a bird’s eye view, shows a steady progression of prices from $200 to $2200, so anyone buying specific price points, won’t have trouble finding something This kinda feels healthy and organic – I think.

While doing this it became painfully obvious that Panasonic’s naming scheme is/was in sharp need of a reboot. They have very similarly-named cameras, and the combination of letters and numbers they use is just too similar and overlapping and confusing and non-distinct Imagine how the average consumer must feel looking at the soup of Gs and Xs and Fs and 7s and 8s

The “Take Pictures With” Kits

Body only options are great if you already have lenses or if you are a serious/advanced photographer and you are planning to buy non-entry-level lenses. But for a beginner or someone dipping their toes into a new system (without taking a big financial risk), the “Take Pictures with Kits” (TPwK) are important, since you are ready to take pictures. Some of the cameras that are listed as Body Only in the mega chart above appear here with their kit lenses. This only covers lower prices, where TPwKs are more relevant. Under $650 is the cut-off point, which is why there’s only one new camera (yellow highlighter).

Again, as you can see above, the race to the price-bottom days are over, so for someone looking for lower prices, the used/refurbished market may be an option to look at.

PREVIOUS YEARS

• Mirrorless Cameras – mid-November 2015
• Mirrorless Cameras – late December 2014

Footnotes

• Prices as of November 1 in 2016 – see second paragraph above for details
• Prices are more or less uniform among the three tracked retailers
• New additions since the previous chart include the Fuji X-T2, X-PRO2, X-E2S, X-A3, Olympus E-M1 II, E-PL8, and Pen-F, Canon M5, Sigma SD Quattro, Sony a6300, Panasonic G85 and GX85, and such
• Gone from last year’s chart are the Samsung line-up, Fuji X-E2 and X-E1, Nikon S2, Olympus E-M5, E-M10, E-PL6, Panasonic GF6, GF7, GH3, GM5, GX7, and such
• Typos, errors, confusions, omissions are always possible. Please leave a comment or use the online contact form. If I don’t notice an error and no one mentions it, it won’t get fixed on its own

Where Does The Data Come From?

The prices are the consensus prices between Amazon and B&H Photo and Adorama as of November 1 in 2016. These are new condition with USA warranty prices, from authorized dealers. Prices are the body only kit, except for cameras without an official body-only kit – we use the lowest priced standard kit (eg w/18-55). Older cameras that are no longer available in new condition with USA warranty from the above retailers, or are available in a very limited fashion, are not included.

APS-C DSLR Prices as of November 2016

We had about half a dozen new DSLRs this year. The price pattern we saw with full frame is repeating here as well, there are some price drops but also some price increases of the very same model. A few more increases than decreases actaully, including the price-leader Sigma SD1 going from $2000 to $2300. The Sony a77 II also had a spike in its price. We even have a strange case where currently the Canon T5i body only is more expensive than the T5i w/18-55 kit (at the same authorized dealers).

With Pentax pruning its line-up, and its prices going up, the entry-point prices of the APS-C DSLR market have increased, both Overall (the first chart) and the “Take Pictures With” kits (the second chart). Canon and Nikon are holding steady at their entry-point prices. So for someone looking for a first DSLR, they may be better off looking at the refurbished or used market, considering some of these DSLRs are rather old.

Nikon created a bit of a stir by releasing a new “flagship APS-C” camera with the D500, while Canon was more predictable price-wise with the 80D. Pentax’s new entry is the usual value-frontier type of a model with the K-70 being somewhere in the middle. Sony also stayed in the nebulous middle with the a68, while Canon and Nikon refreshed their entry-points with the D3400 and T6.

Canon and Nikon have the fullest line-ups, but even with fewer models, Sony and Pentax follow classic DSLR Line-Up patterns.

Likewise with Pentax’s options gone, $400 is the lowest “take pictures with” kit, and those two lowest price options are not exactly spring chickens in DSLR-Years. So the same applies as above, one is better off looking at the refurbished and used market.

PREVIOUS YEARS

• APS-C DSLRs – mid-November 2015
• APS-C DSLRs – late December 2014

Footnotes

• Prices as of November 1 in 2016 – see second paragraph above for details
• the Pentax K-S1 is not included because it is gone from B&H and Adorama, and the situation is too chaotic at Amazon to come up with a consensus price (Pentax went crazy with various colors and options)
• Prices are more or less uniform among the three tracked retailers
• Gone from last year’s chart are the Nikon D5200, D300s, Pentax K-3, K-50, K-S1
• Typos, errors, confusions, omissions are always possible. Please leave a comment or use the online contact form. If I don’t notice an error and no one mentions it, it won’t get fixed on its own

We start with a relatively new trend with open marketplaces which allow many 3rd-party merchants to sell the same product: the marketplace won’t tell you upfront or will make it hard to figure (without either proceeding all the way in the ordering process, or even after completing an order) who the actual seller of the product is.

The poster-child of this phenomenon is Jet.com. Not only did they have lots of funding when they were independent, but also got a giant infusion of cash when they got purchased by Walmart [see Crunchbase for details], so it’s not like they don’t have the money or infrastructure to do this. I understand the need to simplify the product page and not have it be a circus like a typical Amazon product page. Jet also simplifies the shipping process, where you just buy things, and you don’t have to worry about paying multiple shipping fees depending on the seller. This is good and innovative, and a way to help the consumer save money. Certainly not an issue if you are buying small things and books and music CDs and such.

However what is a plus for small purchases, becomes a big negative for things like camera gear. The actual seller of a product is very important when you are buying an expensive item or an item where authorized dealer status dictates whether you get warranty service or not. And that’s before we consider counterfeit products. Or unreliable and disreputable dealers who try to sneak in opened and used products as brand new or remove accessories. And the list goes on of potential issues when you are not dealing with an A-list dealer.

Considering all the shenanigans we know (and not love) about camera gear selling, and some sellers being less reputable and reliable than others, this is a big wild card and risk for the buyer.

Jet is not alone

Jet is not the only one. NewEgg’s FLASH sales website (NewEggFlash) is not as bad as Jet, but when you go to a product page, the actual seller of a product is hidden. You have to decode the “Return Policy” to guess who the actual seller is. Thankfully this becomes more obvious _AFTER_ you add an item to the shopping cart, but that’s still not good enough.

Here are a couple of screenshots, used under fair use as an example of the consumer issue at hand. The first is when NewEggFlash itself is the seller, the second is when a marketplace seller is the actual seller:

So the above is a trick to figure this out, not an official way. And that’s assuming that the seller is the one offering the “Return Policy”. But once you add the item to the shopping cart, the seller becomes formally visible:

Unintentionally Buying from Marketplace sellers is Still a General Issue

There are still people who unintentionally buy from marketplace sellers (instead of the house), even when the seller is shown in the listings. Partly this is user error, but it’s also up to the marketplaces to make it more obvious and easier to detect for the average consumer. Even with Amazon, who has been around since the early days of the consumer internet, and clearly marks the seller of record in their listings, there are still people who accidentally buy something from a marketplace seller and only realize this when they have to return something or when they have a problem.

So all retailers need to work to improve on this. And we, as consumers, need to pay more attention, while the winds of multi-tasking are pulling us in a dozen different directions

Where Does The Data Come From?

The prices are the consensus prices between Amazon and B&H Photo and Adorama as of November 1 in 2016. These are new condition with USA warranty prices, from authorized dealers. All the prices are the body only kit prices. Older cameras that are no longer available in new condition with USA warranty from the above retailers, or are available in a very limited fashion, are not included.

35mm Full Frame Camera Prices as of November 2016

The big pattern that emerged during the 2015 vs 2014 comparison was filling the price gap between the upper price tiers and the accessible-to-many-serious-photographers price-tiers.

This year, the pattern is totally different. The prices have on average remained the same. Some went a little down, some some went up, making it more or less a wash. One of the price drops looks to have been very strategic, the Nikon D750 going down to “meet” the Canon 5D Mark III at the $2500 price level. This was the biggest price drop. Coincidence? I think not Others increased in price after they were released. Pentax’s decades-in-the-making K-1 full frame DSLR started out at $1800 but as of right now it goes for $1950 at the three tracked retailers.

The camera manufacturers are artificially forcing prices to stay put, even though the individual cameras get older, and as digital/technology equipment, in a healthy market, prices would have to go down. So the entry-point into full frame remained the same, $1100 is the lowest you pay for a 35mm FF digital camera (Sony a7), and $1500 for the entry-point into the Canon and Nikon DSLR systems.

The big picture below showing all the generally available models is to give you a sense of the price structure in the market. You can read this chart at a much larger size with the full size .PNG file (fear not, it’s only 41K, it won’t eat your mobile data!)

Here is a more readable crop of the chart showing the non-niche full frame digital cameras in the market. This is where the vast majority of full frame photographers live. Leicas are the majority of the cameras above $3500.

PREVIOUS YEARS

• Full Frame Cameras – mid-November 2015
• Full Frame Cameras – late December 2014

Footnotes

• Prices as of November 1 in 2016 – see second paragraph above for details
• the Canon 1D X and 1D C are available in a very limited fashion and are not included
• Prices are more or less uniform among the three tracked retailers, the notable exception is the Sony a7 body only going for $1700 instead of $1100 at Amazon which is likely some kind of error/confusion, because they have the a7 with 28-70mm for $1400. These prices are by Amazon itself, not 3rd-party sellers
• since last year, the Sony a99, Leica M-E and Leica M Monochrom are gone, none of the retailers above have them in new condition
• new entries in this years charts include the Pentax K-1 (their Full Frame Unicorn), the Nikon D5, Canon 1D X II, Sony a99 II, Canon 5D Mark IV, and of course Leicas
• Typos, errors, confusions, omissions are always possible. Please leave a comment or use the online contact form. If I don’t notice an error and no one mentions it, it won’t get fixed on its own

LATEST UPDATE: on 11/2/16 at 5:02pm ET: Panasonic G85 floodgates open… Olympus E-M1 II available for pre-order for $2000 with Dec 2+ release estimate… Semi-promising sign for the X-T2, some sellers have it but are selling it for more than the normal prices. A sign perhaps of new supplies in the pipeline for other retailers as well? … The Sony RX100 V has been steadily in-stock, so it moves to the bottom of the table…

FOOTNOTES

• If you find this tracker useful, please consider making some of your online purchases through the affiliate links below ~ it’s a sign that you find it useful and want it to continue
• Prices and availability are not updated automatically but they are as of the Latest Update date
• If you have any cameras or sellers of interest you want us to track, please leave a comment below or use the Online Contact Form. More sellers may be added but I’m trying keep the size under control
• For Amazon, eBay, Best Buy, Rakuten, NewEgg and other retailers with open marketplaces that allow third party sellers, be sure to check who the seller is
• If you are not familiar with a particular third party seller, it is a very good idea to research them first! Do not assume!
• If an item is only in-stock by iffy or unknown third-party sellers at Amazon, I do not list them below
• This version of the Stock Status Tracker returned in May 2016
• thanks to WordPress Responsible Design, you can view this on smaller screens too
• I am trying to figure out how to incorporate eBay into this, since eBay is a bit of a Wild West
• for Questions, Corrections, Suggestions and such, please leave a comment or use the Online Contact Form

RETIRED CAMERAS from The TRACKER

• Canon G7 X II
• Canon 5D Mark IV Body Only and with 24-70mm kit
• Sony RX 10 III
• Pentax K-1
• Canon 1D X II (both options)
• Nikon D500 (both options)
• Nikon D5 (both options)

Latest Update: September 15 (2016): new Canon M5 mirrorless camera and 18-150mm EF-M lens… new Canon SLR 70-300 IS lens… Fuji X-A3 camera and 23/2 prime… Canon 5D Mark IV and two new lenses… Nikon D3400 DSLR and new 70-300 and 18-55 AF-P lenses… Rokinon 14mm f2.8 with Autofocus for Sony FE… lenses from Nikon and Rokinon with its first autofocus lens… Fuji X-T2 camera… new Hasselblad Medium Format Mirrorless camera with two lenses… Panasonic 12mm f1.4 lens… Pentax K-70 DSLR and 55-300mm f4.5-6.3 ED PLM WR RE lens…

New Cameras in 2016

+ SEP-15: [MIRR]: Canon M5 Mirrorless ($980 body, two more lens kits)
+ AUG-25: [MIRR]: Fuji X-A3 (with 16-50, $600)
+ AUG-24: [DSLR]: Canon 5D Mark IV ($3500 body)
+ AUG-16: [DSLR]: Nikon D3400 DSLR (APS-C, w/18-55 for $650)
+ JUL-07: [MIRR]: Fuji X-T2 (24mp APS-C, $1600)
+ JUN-22: [MF]: Hasselblad X1D-50c Medium Format Mirrorless (50mp CMOS, $9000)
+ JUN-08: [DSLR]: Pentax K-70 ($650 body, selectable AA Filter)
+ MAY-04: [RF]: Leica M-D (Typ 262) Digital Rangefinder ($6000, no LCD)
+ APR-07: [MF]: Hasselblad H6D-100c Medium Format DSLR Camera ($33K, 100mp)
+ APR-07: [MF]: Hasselblad H6D-50c Medium Format DSLR Camera ($26k, 50mp)
+ APR-05: [MIRR]: Panasonic GX85 (M43, In-Body IS, w/12-32 OIS lens, $800)
+ MAR-29: [FIXD]: Sony RX10 III (1″ 24-600 f2.4-4 Zeiss, $1500)
+ MAR-10: [DSLR]: Canon D-Rebel T6 (18mp, $550 w/18-55)
+ FEB-23: [FIXD]: Nikon DL 18-50mm f1.8-2.8 (1″ RAWsumer, $850)
+ FEB-23: [FIXD]: Nikon DL 24-85mm f1.8-2.8 (1″ RAWsumer, $650)
+ FEB-23: [FIXD]: Nikon DL 24-500mm f2.8-5.6 (1″ RAWsumer, $1000)
+ FEB-23: [FIXD]: Nikon B700 (1/2.3″ 60x superzoom with RAW, $500)
+ FEB-23: [MIRR]: Sigma SD Quattro H (APS-H Foveon, Mirrorless)
+ FEB-23: [MIRR]: Sigma SD Quattro (APS-C Foveon, Mirrorless)
+ FEB-18: [FIXD]: Canon G7 X Mark II (1″ 4.2x optical RAWsumer, $700)
+ FEB-18: [DSLR]: Canon 80D DSLR (24mp APS-C, $1200)
+ FEB-17: [DSLR]: Pentax K-1 DSLR (35mm Full Frame, $1800)
+ FEB-03: [MIRR]: Sony a6300 (E-mount, 24mp, $1000 body, $1150 w/16-50)
+ FEB-02: [DSLR]: Canon 1D X Mark II ($6000 flagship)
+ JAN-27: [MIRR]: Olympus Pen-F (20mp M43rds, $1200 body)
+ JAN-20: [FIXD]: Leica X-U (Typ 113) (APS-C BSP with 23/1.7 lens, elementproof, $2950)
+ JAN-14: [MIRR]: Fuji X-PRO2 (24mp X-Trans III, $1700 body)
+ JAN-14: [MIRR]: Fuji X-E2S (APS-C, $700 body, $1000 w/18-55 f2.8-4 OIS)
+ JAN-14: [FIXD]: Fuji X70 (APS-C Big Sensor Prime, 18.5mm f2.8, $800)
+ JAN-05: [DSLR]: Nikon D5 (new flagship, $6500, available in either CompactFlash or xD body)
+ JAN-05: [DSLR]: Nikon D500 (21mp APS-C, $2000)
+ JAN-05: [FIXD]: Panasonic ZS100 (1″ MOS, 10x optical, RAW, $700)
+ JAN-05: [FIXD]: Panasonic ZS60 (1/2.3″, 30x, RAW, $450)
+ JAN-05: [FIXD]: Canon SX540 HS (1/2.3″, 50x, no RAW, $400)
+ JAN-04: [MeFo]: Phase One XF 100MP (100 megapixel CMOS sensor, medium format)
+ JAN-04: [PHON]: ASUS Zenfone Zoom (3x flat-ish optical zoom, Android, $400)

New Lenses in 2016

+ SEP-15: [ZOOM]: Canon EF 70-300mm f4-5.6 IS II USM ($550, SLR)
+ SEP-15: [ZOOM]: Canon EF-M 18-150mm f3.5-6.3 IS STM (Mirrorless, $500, black or silver)
+ AUG-25: [PRIM]: Fuji 23mm f2 R WR XF ($450, black or silver)
+ AUG-24: [ZOOM]: Canon 24-105mm f4L IS II ($1100)
+ AUG-24: [ZOOM]: Canon 16-35mm f2.8L III ($2200)
+ AUG-16: [ZOOM]: Nikon AF-P 70-300mm f4.5-6.3G ED DX ($400 VR, $350 non-VR)
+ AUG-16: [ZOOM]: Nikon AF-P 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G DX ($250 VR, $200 non-VR)
+ AUG-16: [PRIM]: Rokinon 14mm f2.8 ($850, FE)
+ JUL-27: [PRIM]: Nikon 105mm f1.4E ED ($2200)
+ JUL-27: [PRIM]: Rokinon 50mm f1.4 Autofocus (FE, $700)
+ JUL-27: [PRIM]: Rokinon Xeen 135mm T2.2 (C,N,E,M43,PL) $2500)
+ JUN-22: [PRIM]: Hasselblad XCD 90mm f3.2 (MF, $2700)
+ JUN-22: [PRIM]: Hasselblad XCD 45mm f3.5 (MF, $2300)
+ JUN-14: [PRIM]: Panasonic Leica 12mm f1.4 (M43, $1300)
+ JUN-08: [ZOOM]: Pentax 55-300mm f4.5-6.3 ED PLM WR RE HD DA ($400)
+ MAY-14: [PRIM]: Canon 28mm f3.5 Macro IS STM EF-M ($299, Mirrorless)
+ APR-14: [PRIM]: Zeiss 18mm f2.8 Batis (E-mount FF, $1500)
+ APR-07: [MF]: Nine Hasselblad HC Lenses (eight primes, one zoom, prices $2970 to $6010)
+ MAR-29: [PRIM]: Sony 50mm f1.8 FE ($248)
+ MAR-29: [ZOOM]: Sony FE 70-300mm f4.5-5.6 G OSS ($1198)
+ FEB-24: [ZOOM]: Panasonic G 12-60mm f3.5-5.6 OIS (M43, $500)
+ FEB-23: [PRIM]: Tamron 90mm f2.8 Di Macro VC USD ($650, Canon, Nikon, Sony)
+ FEB-23: [PRIM]: Tamron 85mm f1.8 Di VC USD ($???, Canon, Nikon, Sony)
+ FEB-23: [ZOOM]: Sigma 50-100mm f1.8 DC HSM ART ($1100, Canon, Nikon, Sony)
+ FEB-23: [PRIM]: Sigma 30mm f1.4 DN DC ($339, M43, Sony E)
+ FEB-18: [ZOOM]: Canon 18-135mm f3.5-5.6 IS STM nano USM ($600)
+ FEB-17: [ZOOM]: Pentax 15-30mm f2.8 ED SDM WR HD D FA ($1450)
+ FEB-17: [ZOOM]: Pentax 28-105mm f3.5-5.6 ED DC WR HD D FA ($500)
+ FEB-03: [PRIM]: Sony FE 85mm f1.4 GM (FE E-mount, $1800)
+ FEB-03: [ZOOM]: Sony FE 24-70mm f2.8 GM (FE E-mount, $2200)
+ FEB-03: [ZOOM]: Sony FE 70-200mm f2.8 GM OSS (FE E-mount, $unknown)
+ JAN-14: [ZOOM]: Fuji XF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 R OIS ($1900)
+ JAN-13: [ZOOM]: Tokina 14-20mm f2 DX ($900, Canon or Nikon)
+ JAN-05: [PRIM]: Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 300mm f4.0 (M43, $2500, synced IS)
+ JAN-05: [ZOOM]: Panasonic 100-400mm f4-6.3 Power OIS (M43rds, $1800)

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]]> http://1001noisycameras.com/photography-trade-show-calendar-for-2015-and-beyond/ Mon, 04 Jan 2016 20:55:41 +0000 http://1001noisycameras.com/?p=42 This is a reference post, a list of camera and photography related Trade Show Calendars for the 2016, 2015, and partial 2014. With mobile photography increasing in popularity and importance, some mobile trade shows were added as well. It is not intended to be a comprehensive listing of every photography-related trade show on the planet… For omissions/additions and corrections, please leave a comment or use the online contact form…

Latest Update: November 5 (2015): added Photo LA… added 2016 Trade Shows – a couple don’t have official dates yet, a couple have bowed out or merged…

UPDATE 11/1/16: Dates for 2017 will be added in the next few days…

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January 2016
+ 6-9: CES 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada (USA)
+ 10-12: Imaging USA in Atlanta, Georgia (USA)
+ 20-24: Society of Social and Wedding Photographers in London (UK), convention and trade-show
+ 21-24: Photo LA, international photographic art exposition in Los Angeles

February 2016
+ 4-8: PhotoPro Expo in Northern Kentucky & Cincinnati (USA)
+ 22-25: Mobile World Congress in Barcelona::Spain
+ 25-28: CP Plus in Tokyo (Japan)

March 2016
+ 3-10: WPPI (full conference) in Las Vegas (USA) – the trade show is March 7-9
+ 10-13: Society for Photographic Education in Las Vegas (USA)
+ 14-18: CeBIT in Hannover (Germany)

April 2016
+ 2-3: Pro Photo Expo at Brooks Institute in Pasadena (CA)
+ 16-21: NAB in Las Vegas (USA)

May 2016
+ 4-8: Photo & Imaging in Seoul (Korea)
+ 31- June 4: Computex Taipei in Taipei

June 2016
+ 2-5: Cine Gear Expo in Los Angeles (USA)

July 2016
+ 19-21: Photoshop World, in Las Vegas

August 2016
+ nada?

September 2016
+ 2-7: IFA in Berlin (Germany)
+ 8-13: IBC in Amsterdaaam (Holland)
+ 20-25: Photokina (Photokina only happens on even-numbered years)
+ TBD: The Digital Show in Melbourne (Australia)

October 2016
+ TBD: CEATEC in Tokyo (Japan)
+ 16-20: GITEX in Dubai
+ 19-22: Photo Plus Expo in New York (USA)

November 2016
+ TBD: Le Salon de la Photo in Paris (France) – also in english

December 2016
+ winter is coming

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January 2015
+ 6-9: CES 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada (USA)
+ 6-9: PMA at CES 2015 (the exhibit) in Las Vegas (USA) – the conference is January 4-5
+ 14-18: Society of Social and Wedding Photographers in London (UK), convention and trade-show

February 2015
+ 1-3: Imaging USA in Nashville::TN (USA)
+ 12-15: CP Plus in Tokyo (Japan)
+ 19-22: Nature Photography Summit in San Diego California
+ 26 to March 5: WPPI (full conference) in Las Vegas (USA) – the trade show is March 2-4

March 2015
+ 2-5: Mobile World Congress in Barcelona::Spain
+ 12-15: Society for Photographic Education in New Orleans (Louisiana::USA)
+ 16-20: CeBIT in Hannover (Germany)
+ no longer: Focus on Imaging in Birmingham (UK)

April 2015
+ 11-16: NAB in Las Vegas (USA)
+ 16-19: Photo & Imaging in Seoul (Korea)

May 2015
+ nada?

June 2015
+ 2-6: Computex Taipei in Taipei
+ 4-7: Cine Gear Expo in Los Angeles (USA)

July 2015
+ nada?

August 2015
+ 10-13: Photoshop World, now in Las Vegas

September 2015
+ 4- 9: IFA in Berlin (Germany)
+ 10-15: IBC in Amsterdaaam (Holland)
+ 16-18: The Digital Show in Melbourne (Australia)
+ no Photokina (Photokina only happens on even-numbered years)

October 2015
+ 7-10: CEATEC in Tokyo (Japan)
+ 18-22: GITEX in Dubai
+ 21-24: Photo Plus Expo in New York (USA)
+ 21-24: Palm Sprints Photo Festival at Photo Plus Expo

November 2015
+ 5-9: Le Salon de la Photo in Paris (France) – also in english

December 2015
+ winter is coming

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October 2014
+ 7-11: CEATEC in Tokyo (Japan)
+ 12-16: GITEX in Dubai
+ 29 to Nov 1: Photo Plus Expo in New York (USA)

November 2014
+ 13-17: Le Salon de la Photo in Paris (France) – also in english

December 2014
+ winter is coming

The post below is kept for reference/archival purposes. It will not be updated again…

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Just like previous years, we have the return of the “Situation Room”, summarizing some of the latest camera and photo deals during the Holiday Shopping season, starting with Black Friday and continuing until the end of the calendar year.

QUICK JUMP LINKS: DSLRs and MIRRORLESS and LENSES (both SLR and mirrorless) and RAWSUMERs (compacts with RAW) and FiXeD LENS CAMERAS (superzooms, P&S, waterproofs, etc) and Various Accessories and Everything Else

Latest Update: Wedn 12/22/15 PM edition – Quick Jump links have been added so you can quickly jump to product categories of interest (since this post has gotten longer and longer)… new items in each sub-category below appear at the top of each sub-category to make it easier to quickly skim-and-scan… Expired offers are removed from this post to keep it simple and readable…

OLYMPUS E-P5 DOORBUSTER

+ Olympus E-P5 body only (yes, E-P5, not E-PL5) is sale for $350 with free shipping and $40 promotional rewards at Adorama in either the black E-P5 body only or the silver E-P5 body only. Offer ends by 12/31/15 or earlier if sold out.

FREE LAST MINUTE SHIPPING (limited time offers!)

+ FREE Overnight Shipping on 1200+ items at Adorama

+ free NEXT DAY DELIVERY on over 2000 items from many different brands at B&H Photo
+ ENDS WEDNESDAY 12/23/15 at 7AM EASTERN

+ Tuesday 12/22/15 is the LAST DAY for FREE 2-DAY PRIME SHIPPING at Amazon by Amazon itself

+ Thursday 12/24/15 is the last day for PRIME NOW local 2-hour deliveries
+ first time orders use coupon 10PRIMENOW for $10 off
+ long post on what to expect for first time PRIME NOW shoppers
+ you have to use the Prime NOW app, you can’t order with a web browser

+ for Apple related products, free NEXT DAY delivery at MacMall.com on orders of $299+ AND weighing under 20 lbs
+ order deadline is Wednesday 12/23/15 at 9pm Eastern

DSLRs

+ Nikon D610 body only with the Nikon MB-D14 Multi Battery Power Pack for $1500 at Amazon by Amazon itself

+ Canon EOS 5DS R Body with $360 Rewards for $3600 at B&H Photo
+ Canon EOS 5DS R Body with Audio-Technica AT8024 Stereo/Mono Camera-Mount Microphone ($250 on its own) and the Corel Software Bundle (includes AfterShot Pro 2 and PSP X7) for $3600 at Adorama

+ Semi-curated Beginners DSLR kits by various sellers on eBay (500+ options)

+ 10% Rewards on Canon and Nikon DSLRs and Lenses (46 options) at B&H Photo

+ Canon D-Rebel T5 with 18-55 IS II & 75-300 non-USM non-IS & Pixma Pro 100 & Extras for $350 after $350 MIR (prepaid AMEX Gift Card) at B&H Photo

+ Canon 70D Body Only with Pixma Pro 100 Printer and 50pk Canon SG-201 13×19-inch photo printer and 32GB Lexar SDHC and Lowepro Nova camera bag for $680 after a $350 mail-in rebate (prepaid AMEX Gift Card) at Adorama

+ Canon 6D Body Only with Pixma Pro 100 Printer and 50pk Canon SG-201 13×19-inch photo printer and 32GB Lexar SDHC and Lowepro Nova camera bag for $1100 after a $350 mail-in rebate (prepaid AMEX Gift Card) at Adorama

+ Canon D-Rebel T5i w/18-135 IS STM & Pixma Pro 100 & 50pk 13×19″ Paper for $500 after $350 MIR (prepaid AMEX Gift Card) at Adorama
+ Canon D-Rebel T5i w/18-55 IS STM & Pixma Pro 100 & 50pk 13×19″ Paper & 32GB SDHC & Camera Bag for $400 after $350 MIR (prepaid AMEX Gift Card) at Adorama

+ 10% Promotional Rewards on various Canon DSLRs and Powershots at Adorama

+ Nikon D810 body with 3TB G-Technology G-DRIVE G1 USB 3.0 Hard Drive for $2800 at B&H Photo (or $3300 with 24-120)
+ Nikon D750 body with 3TB G-Technology G-DRIVE G1 USB 3.0 Hard Drive for $1900 at B&H Photo (or $2400 with 24-120)
+ also get 2% promotional rewards and 32GB Sandisk Ultra SDHC card
+ offers end 12/12/15 at 11:59pm ET

+ Canon D-Rebel T6i with 18-135mm IS and Pixma Pro 100 printer and 50pk 13×19 inch photo paper and 32GB Sandisk card and Canon shoulder bag and 2% promotional rewards for $750 after a $350 mail-in rebate (prepaid AMEX gift card) at B&H Photo

+ Nikon MB-D16 Battery Grip for $300 at Adorama and Adorama on Amazon

+ 10% promotional rewards at B&H Photo on 20 Canon and Nikon DSLR kits: 6D, 7D Mark II, 5D Mark III and 5DS and 5DS R, 1D X, D610, D810 and D810A, Df, and D750.

+ Canon 7D Mark II body only, the Pixma Pro 100 printer, a 50pk of Canon 13×19-inch photo paper, a 32GB Sandisk Ultra, and a Ruggard DSLR shoulder bag for $1050 after $350 mail-in rebate (prepaid AMEX Gift Card) at B&H Photo

+ manufacturer refurbished Nikon D7000 body only for $380 at Roberts Digital on eBay

+ manufacturer refurbished Nikon D5100 w/18-55 VR for $300 at Adorama

+ manufacturer refurbished Nikon D5300 w/18-55 VR and $9 promotional rewards for $450 at Adorama

+ manufacturer refurbished Nikon D7100 body only and refurbished Nikon WU-1a and $9.50~ promotional rewards for $480 at Adorama

+ Nikon D610 with 24-85 VR lens and Nikon MB-D14 Battery Grip and refurbished WU-1b wireless adapter and $38 rewards for $1900 at Adorama
+ only the WU-1b is refurbished, everything else new condition

+ Nikon D3300 with 18-55 and 55-200 (both DX VR) for $500 with various different free accessories at Adorama and B&H Photo and Amazon itself and Groupon Goods (select from options) – more details on the freebies

+ Nikon D810 body only imported / grey-market for $2000 by GetItDigital on eBay (99.7%)
+ comes with 1yr warranty from seller, not Nikon USA
+ limit one per customer

+ 15 options of Canon DSLR kit + Pixma Pro 100 printer + Mail-In Rebate (AMEX gift card) bundles at B&H Photo
+ participating DSLR kits: 1D X, 5D Mark III, 6D, 7D Mark II, 70D, D-Rebel T6i and T5i, and SL1
+ offer ends 11/30/15 at 11:59pm ET

+ FREE 3TB G-Technology G-DRIVE and 32GB Sandisk Ultra SDHC with purchase of select Canon 6D, 7D Mark II and 5D Mark III kits

MIRRORLESS

+ Samsung NX3000 with 20-50mm and Flash and LR5 for $300 with free 1-Day shipping at Amazon in either the black color scheme or the white color scheme

+ Fuji X-T1 body only with ON1 Effects 10 software download, 16GB Extreme SDHC card, extra 3rd-party battery, Ruggard camera case and a microfiber cleaning cloth for $1000 at B&H Photo

+ Panasonic GX8 body only and $100 Gift Card and ON1 software for $1000 at B&H Photo

+ Hassleblad (Sony E-, A-, RX-) and Zeiss Touit (E) Sale at B&H Photo

+ Panasonic GH3 body only for $500 at B&H Photo

+ Panasonic GH4 body only and $150 B&H Gift Card and 4% rewards for $1300 at B&H Photo

+ 10% Promotional Rewards on select Sony Mirrorless iLCs at Adorama

+ 10% promotional rewards at B&H on select Sony a7 II and a6000 kits

+ Free Fuji Metal Hand Grip or Leather Case with Fuji X-T10 kits at B&H Photo
+ look for the “Includes Free” section on each individual product page over there

+ Canon EOS M3 body only with EVF-DC1 EVF for $448 – see details

+ Panasonic GH4 body with $200 Gift Card and $60~ promotional rewards for $1500 at B&H Photo

+ Sony a7 body and $100 Gift Card and Extra Battery and $40 promotional rewards for $1000 at B&H Photo
+ Sony a7 with FE 28-70mm f3.5-5.6 OSS and $100 Gift Card and Extra Battery and $52 promotional rewards for $1300 at B&H Photo

+ Panasonic G7 with 14-42 & 45-150 & Rode Mic for $750 at B&H Photo
+ Panasonic G7 with 14-42 for $600 at B&H Photo (free Rode Mic GO on-camera microphone and On1 Effects 10 software)
+ Panasonic G7 with 14-42 for $600 at Adorama, with either FREE $100 Adorama Gift Card or FREE Audio-Technica AT8024 Stereo/Mono Camera-Mount Microphone
+ optionally you can triple the original warranty via mail-in rebate…

+ Sony a7R Mark II body with FREE $200 Gift Card OR FREE Metabones T Smart Adapter Mark IV for Canon EF or Canon EF-S Mount Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera OR Rode Mic and memory card for $3200 at B&H Photo – more details
+ update: an extra Sony battery was added to the bundle since the original post

+ Panasonic GX8 with 12-35mm f2.8 and EITHER a [$100 B&H Photo Gift Card] OR a [Rode Mic and 32GB Extreme SD card] for $1795 at B&H Photo – more details

+ Olympus E-M10 Mark II body only for $550 at B&H Photo (free ON1 Effects 10 offer) and Adorama and Amazon by Amazon itself

COMPACTS with RAW

+ Canon S120 + Pixma PRO 100 + Paper + 32GB SD + Bag for $250 after $350 MIR (prepaid AMEX GC) at Adorama

+ Panasonic LX100 bundled with a $200 Adorama Gift Certificate for $700 at Adorama

+ Canon G7 X with the Pixma Pro 100 printer and 50pk 13×19″ photo paper and 32GB SDHC and camera bag for $500 after a $350 mail-in rebate (prepaid AMEX gift card) at Adorama

+ Panasonic CM1 Android-Camera-Smartphone for $450, along with various Android Smartphones on sale at B&H Photo (eg Nexus 5X with $20 Gift Card for $330 and more)

+ Sony RX100 for $400 at B&H Photo (free 32GB Sandisk Ultra SDHC, generic camera case, $8 rewards) and Adorama (32GB Lexar SDHC, Lowepro case, screen protector, cleaning kit) and OneCall via Amazon (no freebies)
+ price dropped since last week, and $50 gift card promotion expired (same net price but don’t have to deal with a gift card)

+ Canon G3X with EVF-DC1 Electronic Viewfinder for $918 at Adorama [CORRECTED LINK!]
+ I was accidentally pointing to the wrong kit earlier

+ Canon G16 standard kit and the Pixma Pro 100 printer and a 50pk 13×19 inch photo paper and camera case for $250 after $350 mail-in rebate (prepaid American Express Gift Card) at Adorama
+ Canon G16 standard kit and the Pixma Pro 100 printer and a 50pk 13×19 inch photo paper for $270 after $350 mail-in rebate (prepaid American Express Gift Card) at B&H Photo

+ Panasonic LX7 black with 4% rewards for $278 at B&H Photo

LENSES

+ Nikon 24-70mm f2.8E VR with B+W 82mm Filter (choice of Clear or HTC) for $2200 at Amazon by Amazon itself

+ 10% Rewards on Tamron Lenses (24-70, 70-200, 150-600, 16-300) [Canon, Nikon, Sony Alpha-Minolta] in addition to the mail-in rebates at B&H Photo

+ Handevision 40mm f0.85 for $800 (Sony E, Fuji X, m43, Canon EF-M) at B&H Photo

+ Fuji X-System Lens Instant Savings (17 options; some with 4% rewards) at B&H Photo

+ Panasonic 14-140mm f3.5-5.6 OIS with $100 Gift Card for $600 at Adorama

+ Tokina 16-28mm f2.8 and $20 promotional rewards for $500 (Canon or Nikon) at B&H Photo

+ Bower 35mm f1.4 manual lens for $250 in Four Thirds SLR mount and $280 in the Nikon F mount at B&H Photo

+ 10% Promotional Rewards on most Canon (EF and EF-S) and Sony Lenses (SLR and E-mount) at Adorama

+ Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 Pro DX II with $14~ promotional rewards for $360 (Canon or Nikon) at Adorama

+ Pentax DA* 50-135mm f2.8 ED (IF) SDM for $750
+ Pentax DA 16-85mm f3.5-5.6 ED DC WR for $450
+ Pentax 1.4x HD PENTAX-DA AF Rear Converter AW for K-Mount Lenses for $450

+ Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6L USM IS with $26 promotional rewards for $1000 at Adorama

+ Tokina AT-X 11-20mm f2.8 PRO DX for $470 (Canon or Nikon) at B&H Photo

+ 10% Promotional Rewards at Adorama on most Canon (EF and EF-S) and Sony Lenses (SLR and E-mount)

+ Lensbaby Composer Pro System Kit with a $50 Adorama Gift Certificate and $24 rewards for $600 at Adorama in Canon mount or Nikon mount

+ Sigma 17-50mm f2.8 EX DC OS for $400 in the Canon (OS) and Pentax (non-OS) versions at Amazon

+ Hasselblad LF 16mm f2.8 (E) for $150 at B&H Photo

+ Canon EF 70-300mm f4-5.6L IS USM with $125 rewards for $1250 at Adorama

+ Olympus 40-150mm f4-5.6 R (micro four thirds) with 3-year New Leaf Spills and Drops warranty and $4 promotional rewards for $100 at Adorama in black 40-150 or silver 40-150

+ Canon 24-70mm f4L IS USM & $36 promotional rewards for $800 at Adorama

+ forgot to include this earlier, the Nikon Macro and Portait Two DX Lens Kit with the 35mm f1.8G and 85mm f3.5G VR for $500 at Adorama and B&H Photo and Amazon by Amazon itself

+ Tokina 11-20mm f2.8 for $429 by Robert’s Digital on eBay (Canon or Nikon)

+ Panasonic 25mm f1.7 (M43, H-H025K) for $99 is temporarily gone from Amazon by Amazon itself and B&H Photo
+ its price increased to $250 at Adorama

SUPERZOOM CAMERAS

+ Panasonic ZS50 + $50 Gift Card for $250 at Adorama

+ Panasonic ZS45 for $150 in black at Adorama (closeout) in white at B&H Photo

+ Nikon Coolpix S7000 (20x optical) with Extras for $147 at Adorama (free Lowepro case, 16GB SDHC card and cleaning kit) and B&H Photo (2% rewards)

+ Nikon Coolpix L340 for $100 at Target

+ Fuji S8600 superzoom (36x optical) for $125 at Adorama and Amazon
+ camera case for the S8600 & S9400W for $1.09 at B&H Photo (free shipping if your order total is $49+)

+ Panasonic FZ200 superzoom + $50 B&H Photo Gift Card for $300 at B&H Photo

+ manufacturer refurbished black Nikon Coolpix S9900 for $180 by Adorama

+ Canon SX 530 HS superzoom (50x optical) with various free extras for $230 at Amazon by Amazon itself (free 32GB Sandisk Extreme SDHC) and Adorama (free Canon MG-2922 printer, 16GB Toshiba SD, Adorama camera bag, cleaning kit, photo book coupon, 2% rewards) and B&H Photo (2% rewards)

WATERPROOF CAMERAS

+ Nikon Coolpix S33 for $89 at Amazon by Amazon itself (limit 5)
+ bundled with camera case, 16GB SD card and a cleaning kit for $97 at Adorama

+ Panasonic TS30 for $100 at Amazon by Amazon itself and Adorama and B&H Photo

P&S CAMERAS

+ refurbished blue Canon Elph 150 IS with Case and Strap and 1yr warranty for $48 w/free 2-day S&H with coupon 2DAYDEAL at Canon Outlet offers

+ Sony Cybershot W800 silver for $70 at B&H Photo (must add to cart and be logged on to your B&H account)

ACTION CAMERAS

+ Kodak PIXPRO SP360 Full HD 1080p Action Camera with various accessories for $200 (Aqua or Explorer Packs; with free 32GB microSD) or $250 (Extreme Pack) at Adorama

+ GoPro HERO entry-level action camera for $118 at Amazon by Amazon (limit 3)
+ GoPro HERO+ (Wi-Fi Enabled) for $160 at Amazon by Amazon
+ GoPro HERO+ LCD for $237 at Amazon by Amazon itself
+ GoPro HERO4 Silver for $320

STUDIO, LIGHTING and ACCESSORIES

+ various camera bags on sale, starting at $6 shipped

+ Camera Bag sale at B&H Photo featuring 18 different camera bags from Tamrac, Lowepro, Gura, ThinkTank, Clik, Ruggard, Brenthaven, Manfrotto

+ Generic camera case for Fuji superzooms for $1.09 at B&H Photo (free shipping if your order total is $49 or more; eg good deal if you include with an order of other items)

+ Clik Elite Venture 30 Backpack for $90 at B&H Photo (black or gray)

+ AmazonBasics DSLR Backpack for $25 at Amazon by Amazon itself (limit 3)

+ Tripods sale at B&H Photo (17 options from Gitzo, Manfrotto, Oben, Induro, Vanguard, Benro and Sirui)
+ ends Tuesday 12/8/15 11:59pm ET

+ Impact PowerSlave Wireless Flash Transmitter and Receiver Kit (Canon or Nikon systems) for $40 + shipping at B&H Photo
+ free expedited shipping with $49+ order (eg add a memory card or anything else)

+ Think Tank Retrospective 30 Shoulder Bag (blue slate color scheme) for $70 at Adorama on Amazon and Adorama directly

+ Flashpoint StreakLight 360 Ws Flash with Blast Power Pack for $320 at Adorama

MEMORY CARDS and STORAGE

+ 256GB Sandisk Extreme SDXC UHS-I/U3 for $119 at Amazon by Amazon itself (limit 30)

+ 1-Year of Amazon Cloud Drive Unlimited Storage for $5 (both Prime and non-Prime) (details)

+ Non-Prime members only: 1-Year of Amazon Cloud Drive Unlimited Photo Storage for $1 (details)
+ Prime members get this service for FREE

+ 128GB PNY Elite Performance SDXC Class 10 UHS-I, U3 (up to 95 MB/Sec) for $40 (was $38) at Amazon (limit 4)

APPS and IMAGING SOFTWARE

+ Lightroom now FREE on Google Play, no Adobe ID, no sign-up needed

BOOKS and MAGAZINES

+ 25% off at Barnes and Noble with coupon code BNGIFT25
+ 25% off at Amazon’s website with coupon code 25OFFBOOK
+ coupons expire 12/16/15 at 3am ET [extended!]

EVERYTHING ELSE

+ $20 Best Buy eGift Card for Nexus devices owners who use Android Pay at various participating brick and mortar stores – more details

DEALS PAGES for the MAJOR RETAILERS

+ eBay Daily Deals and eBay Trending Deals
+ Amazon Gold Box (with giant pictures; new tablet-y version)
+ Amazon Gold Box (old version with deals widget)
+ Amazon Camera and Photo deals
+ latest B&H Photo Black Friday specials
+ Adorama Category by Category or list of 6800+ offers

FOOTNOTES

+ prices and post are manually written. Prices can change at any time at the retailers’ websites, and cannot be updated automatically here
+ to keep this easier to read and easier to edit, expired offers will be removed. In previous years I kept them at the bottom and that created an even longer and sprawling text-mess