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Sony A7r for $1850 and all other US deals roundup!

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Time to roundup all current Sony US deals!

1) The Sony A7r now sells as low as $1849 via [shoplink 25951 ebay]6ave on eBay US (Click here)[/shoplink].
2) Up to $650 off A7-A7r bundle deal at Amazon (Click here), BHphoto (Click here) and Sony Store (Click bere).
3) A99 with a free(!) grip for $2299 at Amazon (Click here), BHphoto (Click here) and Sony Store (Click bere).
4) Save up to $200 on the Sony 55-210mm Lens with a Qualifying Sony Interchangeable Lens Camera Purchase at Amazon US (Click here).
5) Save $100 on the Sony NEX5T Compact System Camera Series at Amazon US (Click here).

Recent new Preorders:
Sigma 50mm f/1.4 ART A-mount lens is now available for preorder at BHphoto (Click here) and Adorama (Click here).
Tamron 16-300mm can be preordered starting from today at Adorama (Click here).
New Sony 4K TV page (Click here).
Sony A7 / A7R: From Snapshots to Great Shots at Amazon US (Click here). In Stock!
The Sony a7 and a7R: The Unofficial Quintessential Guide at Amazon US (Click here). To be released on July 1.

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  1. Hard to imagine how Sony will sell the A7S for $3500 if the A7R, which is a very respectable camera on its own right, is selling for almost half that much.

      1. Wow, are you having a bad day? Your comments seem pretty rough.

        It’s pretty easy to come up with different price estimate depending on different sources who get confused or different conversions, or make a simple error. It doesn’t mean someone is making it up.

    1. Why is anyone guessing and spreading false pricing info on the A7S. Wait the thing to be on the market, and once it’s there, we will have 10 comments or 1000 on it. In the mean time, stop speculating, the price that fits each of us is anyway in a range between 500 and 5000$, so expect one in that range. After that, buy one, and expect to lose 500$ on your buy in the first 6 month when the first super deals come to life. We can not avoid such practice or forbid it, it is nice for those who wait, but a foot kick in the ass to those who buy at high price at first hour. If that deals and fire sales system continues on Sony cameras, just put your’s in the trash or sell it for peanuts and step to a brand that keeps its value for a while. I can get more money back compared to my buying price on my 3 to 7 year old, other branded, cameras than on my 2 year old NEX-7. That is Sony’s game we live in and play actually. Seeing the price of an a6000, who would buy a NEX-7 beyond that value today. And, it’s just new on the market, so let’s wait a couple of month for it to sell for 650 for the kit. Nex-3N is a huge example for that system. If we wait a few month we get one as a present when we buy an A7 or A7R.

    1. Isn’t 6save your run-of-the-mill grey market seller you’re afraid to click the “Buy It Now” button for? My first hint it isn’t someone I trust is when I realize I’m not getting Sony’s factory warranty and I’m requested to contact their customer service ‘team’ for details on their wonderful one. ;^)

  2. I have the A7r and shooting each Sunday. The fact is that it is a rather delicate / unforgiving camera to handle when compared to the NEX-5 and NEX-6. With the A7r it is so easy to get the focus wrong and get a blurred picture. This leads to more rejects. Good pictures are fantastic though. The low light pictures are not always good. The A7s may be easier to use wrt to handling technique leading to a much lower reject rate even in low light environments. This may command a $2,500 price tag. $3,000 would be remaquably high… But anyway, given that the price of these camera drops quite rapidly and quite significantly, one just has to wait and buy when the price is right. Simple.

    1. Perhaps in the mean time you can improve your shooting skills and stop blaming the camera for your own shortcomings as a photographer. All the issues you’re complaining about are operator related.

      1. Wow that’s a harsh response for someone just pointing out that a tool like the A7r may require a bit more special handling. No need to ridicule him.

    2. Shutter vibration tends to blur images.

      Fullframe has very thin depth of field too.

      Nothing to do with technique, it´s pure physics.

    3. Shooting the A7R is akin to shooting a MF camera, one without physical mass and simplicity too. I agree about the controls, they are vastly different in feel and implementation to a traditional SLR. Focussing for one can be super-accurate on one shot and way off (if not checked properly) in the next. As to lowlight, it’s definitely better than my 5D3. But yes, I’d agree with you, it is a difficult concept to tame if you’re coming from a traditional camera background. But try shooting video with the A7 series, that’s where the idea really does work well, audio too, it’s superb!

  3. You are killing me with those deals .. I should delete this website from my list or i’ll end up selling naked selfie photos for living

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