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Save $100 on the Open Box Sony A7r at Samys.

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  1. $100 off on a $2300 open box item is a pretty lousy discount. Even my local Best Buy store gives a 10% discount on open box items. $100 isn’t even 5%.on something that is essentially used gear.

    1. Agreed. I’m always a little leary of open box cameras and would want a much larger discount. I’d also give the sensor a good cleaning and a very close inspection for any scratches or other damage.

  2. Admin
    The big A mount anouncement is coming in a couple of weeks.
    Are you going to post the information you currently have before then?

    1. Maybe Monday. You started the ball rolling but I would like some build up before the announcement. Sort of like a peak under the Christmas tree. Would love to know what IBIS (present Sony or 5 axis). Sony should build a monster camera, the so called Sony’s worry of taking over the camera world and being on the short end of government regulations should be the furthest thing from their minds. They could build the perfect beast and would still find themselves behind the likes of canon and Nikon.

      1. Im thinking about getting a 32mp C size A mount camera when it comes out then holding out for the stacked 54mp 3 layer x 15 mp in early to mid 2015 for a ff A mount camera.
        Contrary to what some of my critics think I do not dislike E mount but have chosen A mount because it is better for my needs.

        1. For me it’s that or the 36ff. The 24ff sounds nice as well but it initially sounds like it is being built for speed and better capabilities with higher iso. I got tired of waiting for Sony to make such a camera and got the 1Dx. So for sports I am covered. I am looking to trade up from my 99 to a higher resolution sensor. I almost am half guessing which may be a mistake at this time because I don’t know if the technology is yet ready. Would there be any chance the 24ff a-mount would be mirrorless and the other 2 cameras slt? It seems that they have accomplished or nearly so the on sensor focusing up to 24ff. Here is to hoping Sony knocks this out of the park. I am looking for a smaller camera footprint. I thought the A7 was going to be it but it may be the a6000 or possibly xt1 by Fuji. I have time to think about that one too. I have nothing against the e- mounts as well. I actually had the 5n for quite some time. But if I had to have only one mount, at this time it would be the A-mount and not the e. Not until there are better lens available. Sony will get there. They are just moving a little faster than pond water in that area.

  3. yea lol. who in the world would try to “cheap out” and save themselves $100 off a $2300 purchase while risking getting an item thousands of people have been playing around with (this is not an open box – it says store display model)

  4. Not a great deal considering they have a no tax and 300$ Extra trade in Rebate right now instore. I saved 650$ on an a7 and a 55mm 1.8

  5. I’ve bought 2 open-box Sony recently including A7. 1 you should get a decent discount, and 2 the camera’s already been shot a few hundred times. So if anything was wrong with it, any issues would have surfaced within that time. Although only $100 is chickenshit on a $2300 camera unless they add a 2-year plan.

  6. If a store is serious about your business, they’ll give you at least a $100 discount if you simply do a bit of negotiating at time of purchase.

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