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20% off on all Touit lenses. And Sony eBay deals on many current Alpha and NEX cameras!

We have tow new great deals today:

1) 20% off on all Zeiss Touit ASP-C E-mount lenses:
The 12mm f/2.8 Touit now sells for $999 at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here) and BHphoto (Click here).
The 32mm f/1.8 Touit now sells for $720 at Amazon (Click here), Adorama (Click here) and BHphoto (Click here).

2) Today eBay launched a special Sony deals page (Click here). And these are the best NEX and Alpha deals:
Sony NEX-F3 Kit w/ 18-55mm / 55-210mm Lenses Black for $539.00 on [shoplink 22257 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony NEX-5R White w/16-50mm Lens 16GB Package for $608.00 on [shoplink 22258 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony NEX-7 w/ 18-55mm Lens Black 2 Batteries, UV Filter for $955.00 on [shoplink 22264 ebay]eBay(Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony SLT-A58 w/18-135mm Lens, 32GB & More for $711.00 on [shoplink 22260 ebay]eBay(Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony NEXVG900 (Black) for $3,018.00 on [shoplink 22261 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony RX100 Digital Camera (Black) + 16GB, 2 Batteries + More for $543.00 on [shoplink 22262 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony DSC-RX100 II Digital Camera + 2 Batteries, 16GB & More for $671.00 on [shoplink 22263 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony E-Mount 55-210mm f/4.5-6.3 OSS Zoom Lens for $234.00 on [shoplink 22265 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony NEX-VG30H Camcorder w/18-200mm + 2 Batteries, 32GB + More for $2,210.00 on [shoplink 22266 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]
Sony SLT-A99 Black (Body) + 2 Batteries, 32GB, Flash + More for $2,361.00 on [shoplink 22267 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]

Two more deals info:
Don’t forget to claim the 2% back in reward on the A7r-A7 at Amazon (Click here).
Sony FDR-AX1 Digital 4K Video Camera Recorder is in Stock for the first time in USA at BHphoto (Click here).

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      1. I disagree. These are absolutely wonderful lenses and are totally worth their prices, especially with the 20% off. Why should a lens be worth less just because someone launched a new body?

  1. Admin
    I read in the latter post that an NEX7 successor is coming. Do you know if it is expected beginning or end of 2014 ?
    Just to know if I should get a NEX6 in the meantime or wait ?
    A7 is not my cup of tea with the lenses pricewise…
    Many thanks
    C

    1. I’d like to know this too. Looked long and hard at the A7 and A7R, but just not my cup of tea. Refresh of the top of the line NEX would be welcome. Still enticed by FF, but it won’t be in the form of A7/R for me.

  2. Makes no sense paying so much for APS-C only lenses when FF is here for NEX.

    These discounted prices need to drop still further to be taken seriously.

  3. Not sure why people are complaining of the prices, 20% off is a nice savings and is appreciated. Can’t wait to pick up the 12mm for my NEX 5N today.

    1. m43 won the small format war and Sony was pushed to 1″ and FF, not really a biggie. There will still be used NEX’s and APS-C lenses and stuff around for at least the next year or two. 😛

      1. Oly and Pany are hardly doing well. While they have some amazing glass and some great bodies, they may end up being the Betamax to the rest of the mirrorless ICLC’s. The problem is that FF in a mirrorless is going to be a near-insurmountable problem for m43 lenses to compensate for. Oly will need to come out with some f/1 glass to keep pace for low light shooting in a smaller engineering footprint.

      2. Taran

        “m43 won the small format war and Sony was pushed to 1″ and FF, not really a biggie. There will still be used NEX’s and APS-C lenses and stuff around for at least the next year or two. 😛 ”

        mirroless as a whole is actually in decline and mFT share of the mirrorless market is also in decline. This is a fact [ something mFT users struggle with } .In the first 9 months of this year DSLR sales made up approximately 83 % of interchangeable lens cameras. That leaves 17% of the market for all mirrorless formats mFT,Sony,Fuji,Canon,Nikon,Pentax

        The reports seem to suggest that FF cameras make up 8% of the DSLR market making APS DSLR sales responsible for 76% of the entire interchangeable lens camera market.Then add in the Nex APS cameras and the Fuji APS cameras .APS absolutely dominates the market.

        1. “mirroless as a whole is actually in decline and mFT share of the mirrorless market is also in decline.

          …

          That leaves 17% of the market for all mirrorless formats mFT,Sony,Fuji,Canon,Nikon,Pentax”

          So the 83% is the domination of CaNikon, so nothing new. And the 17% mirrorless system camera market came into existance in the last… what, 4 years? So not bad. So who has the most to lose here? And who has the most up to date technology now?

          “The reports seem to suggest that FF cameras make up 8% of the DSLR market making APS DSLR sales responsible for 76% of the entire interchangeable lens camera market.Then add in the Nex APS cameras and the Fuji APS cameras .APS absolutely dominates the market.”

          Yes, and the FF cameras did cost 3000+ in the past. Very likely the new A7 will be a big hit and both increase the FF as well as the mirrorless pool.

  4. That 12mm sounds more appealing now as it would greatly complement my 24 and 50 primes. I prefer to use primes versus zooms, and that initial price offered was just much too high for me. I do question though, if it’s worth it to invest in any more APSC glass now that we have FE lenses and Sony’s ambition to bring 15 lenses within the next few years. Unless lenses were already in the pipeline, I can’t see too many further high quality lenses developed for APSC. I don’t necessarily see myself needing to go FF but I’m afraid I may have to.

    1. Why? APS-C NEX now is better than ever, with so many high quality lenses. And don’t forget, even if there won’t be any more high end APS-C E-Mount lenses in some years, FE lenses work just fine on any E-Mount body. No reason to switch to ff.

  5. A7 is a monster (in good terms) for me. It is very attractive as a buy, but is too much money for my wallet.
    And now than seems than new NEX-7 is coming someday, I will wait for that camera, that will be very more price-wise. Long live to rangefinder NEX! 😀

  6. Is it worth upgrading my 24/1.8 to the Touit 32/1.8 or should I wait for the NEX FF lenses for futureproofing in case I get a NEX 7. HMM.

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