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First $35 price drop on the GH3. Amazing 458 Euro price for the 75mm 1.8 in Spain.

Here are two new Deals and one of them is a bit surprising:

1) In Spain there is an amazing deal on the Olympus 75mm f/1.8 lens which sells for 448 Euro only at CamerasRefelex and DigitalFactory. That’s half the price what we pay at Amazon Germany! I ask my Spanish readers if these are stores we can trust and I am also curious to know if that special price can be found in other EU countries too. Thanks!

2) You can save 35 Dollar by purchasing the GH3 or the GH3 kit at Personal View. Price already includes shipping to US/CA/AU/NZ/Western Europe.

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  1. You can definitely trust DigitalFactory. They’ve been around for a while. I have bought some stuff (bags and batteries, never lenses or cameras) at their shop in Barcelona. I have no idea if they sell Spanish-imported goods, or if they are France or Andorra-imported (taxes are way lower, so worth the price shift; no idea how that can affect guaranties).

  2. This really an amazing lens .
    Unfortunately my place will never have that kind of low crazy price offer .
    Spanishs should not let go such good opportunity to own this benchmark lens .

  3. Guys, do not believe that price, i guess it is just a market strategy, for people to go to their page…I can also sell “zero” OM-D cameras at 200 euros if you want, or even cheaper, ha,ha.

  4. market strategy I think, they probably don’t have the lense and not plan to have it. It’s only to get more visit to their website. Typical spanish!!

  5. Pretty much anyone in Europe can fly to Spain and buy that lens with the saving offered. That’s not a joke either. Free trip to spain out of it too.

    I don’t think it’s legit.

  6. DigitalFactory is a trusty shop, I don’t know the other. But in both cases the 75mm is marked as “out of stock”, and they have no many other MZuiko stuff, so I guess this offer is an error.

  7. Seems odd – living in Spain I’ve bought most of my MFT kit from other countries because local prices are too high usually. Given the lowest eBay prices are in the €700 region without tax – €458 with 21% tax seems unlikely

  8. I called DigitalFactory for a laugh, and they confirmed that it was not in stock. They said that they wouldn’t be getting it back in stock as it isn’t something with much demand. If they did offer it at that price, I’m sure there would be a lot of demand 🙂

    I called CamerasReflex as well, but this being Spain they are off on a 2-hour lunch.

  9. I called CamerasReflex, and they said that they did have several of the 75mm in stock, but they were clearing them out. I guess someone posted the price in a blog/forum (maybe this one?) and they sold out. They won’t be stocking them again. Oh well.

  10. The cheapest I’ve seen it is AUD 616 with rebates, in Australia in November, which at that time was USD 642 and today would be Euro 495.

    The retailer was Cambuy, in Australia. The full price was AUD 881, but Olympus was running a 20 per cent cashback deal and it was also possible to get 10 per cent tax refunded at the airport.

    I almost bought one at that price, but didn’t because I tried the camera in-store and didn’t like the focal length. I bought a 60/2.8 Macro instead, and got the full 30 per cent off (final price was US $395).

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