You save $360 on those refurbished E-m1 cameras sold directly by Olympus US (Click here) and Olympus Canada (Click here).
The Olympus US up to $100 lens savings are back:
$100 off on the 12mm f/2.0 lens at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and GetOlympus.
$50 off on the 17mm f/1.8 lens at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and GetOlympus.
$50 off on the 25mm f/1.8 lens at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama, GetOlympus.
$50 off on the 45mm f/1.8 lens at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and GetOlympus.
$100 off on the 75mm f/1.8 lens at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and GetOlympus.
$80 off on the 40-150mm lens at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and GetOlympus.
$100 off on the 12-40mm lens at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and GetOlympus.
$50 off on the 75-300mm lens at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and GetOlympus.
Panasonic cameras:
Panasonic GF6 with kit lens sells for $349 only at Amazon US (Click here).
Olympus cameras:
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Black E-M1 for $1199 at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), BHphoto (Click here) and GetOlympus (Click here).
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Black E-M1 with two lenses and extras for $2149 at Amazon (Click here).
$200 off on the E-M5 sold at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), BHphoto (Click here) and GetOlympus (Click here).
$100 off on the E-Pl7 at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here), BHphoto (Click here) and GetOlympus (Click here).
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12 Responses
Seems risky to buy refurbished.
I think refurbished should be a lot less than what Olympus is charging…but from my understanding when an item is refurbished…it needs to meet a higher standard than a camera coming right from being manufactured . I have bought refurbished items and with good success
Lol…..second hand not so spectaculair camera at a way to high price. For comparisson: you can buy a way way better Full Frame yes a Full Frame Sony A7 for the same amount. Only fools will choose this second hand camera above a new superior FF.
I just switched from Nikon FF to Em1’s and I don’t regret it one bit …. and yes! I’m a professional wedding photographer. My clients certainly don’t complain so not everyone needs FF.
Sure, sure… Do you charge over 50 USD for your weddings?
$1500 actually ….. + travelling 🙂
I have a Olympus E-M1, Sony A7r, and also a Panasonic GM1. I use my E-M1 much more than my other 2 cameras. The A7r is wonderful in terms of image quality, and I use it for situations such as when I need to use high ISO (>ISO 6400) or shallow DoF portraits. In all other situations, the E-M1 is just a much much better overall camera. It is much faster in all aspects (not just autofocus), and it is much easier to grab the image you want and to change the settings that you want.
I know the A7 is slightly faster than the A7r in AF, but from my experimenting, the difference isn’t that big.
only $1200 brand new ….. not worth it!
In this economy, buying refurbished is a joke. Look at Pentax’s new flagship model K3 is $700 with APS-C sensor new on amazon from Pentax, Sony’s full Frame A7 is $1200 new, or $800 from Australia. Olympus do have buyers waiting for the right price, Olympus is completely out of reality for now.
That’s the price I paid for a new 1 back in May (2014), but it was with the AU$300 Cash back.
Save $170, not $360. One would have to be daft to buy a used camera with such a small savings. The Refurb price should be at least 1/3rd off to be a reasonable price or $800.
Just picked up a refurbished 12-40mm lens from getolympus. Fail. Out of the box, the zoom would grind. Focusing was a disaster. Luckily, the lens pretty quickly thereafter froze, producing the white flag message on the LCD: Please check the status of a lens.
This all happened right out of the box. Wow….that’s some awesome QC.