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Next $150 off on the cheapest of the Sony FF E-mount cameras. You get the A7 with kit lens for $1,450 at [shoplink 32668 ebay]GetDigital on eBay (Click here)[/shoplink]. This is not a grey import. It’s sold in US and has full warranty. The day is close the A7 body will sell for $1,000 and less….
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It is amazing that they still have many unsold cameras. May be drop the price further?
E-mount is dead. Simple. No one wants to buy it.
Actually e-mount is dominating mirrorless sales, guess you don’t get out much.
I’ll wait another 6 month and get it as a backup camera. Probably at half price by then.
Yay! Time to monetize “A-mount is dead” hysteria created on SAR!
It’s $1195 with kit lens on Amazon JP. Body only $1050.
This rebates and low price sales do not reflect Sony’s policy, since we find the same on other cameras. Nikon A is sold for 450$ on e-bay. This trend just reflects the crisis that our world wide finance system is enduring. The money printers are running hot, currencies lose values, like the euro who has lost 30% within 3 years now and some 17% within 3 weeks. Now, not only are cameras more expensive in Europe due to taxes, they risk to climb higher in the future, since exportation prices will climb with every devaluation of the euro. With such a policy, the market is stuck, people have no buying power what is a consequence of greed and seek of profit of the bankers and corporate markets. Every camera on stock is thus eliminated at the prices the shops bought them, if they don’t, they run the risk to lose money and sit on old stock. You can sell just anything at any price, but pay people salaries that makes it possible to buy it, and that is not the case anymore.
The listing clearly states that the camera comes with a one year warranty from the seller, not the manufacturer. Just another grey market camera.
SAR should know better. People don’t get that if its not product manufactured to be sold in the USA vs a “grey market” item originally from the Erope or Asia you CANNOT ever send to the USA repair facilities for warranty OR repair work. I had a employee from Manafrotto tell me once that their repair facility sends more tripods back than they repair because the USA repair facility won’t service the stuff that was manufactured for other markets.
Roll the dice!! If it’s not sold from a dealer below it’s “Grey” or like buying used. http://store.sony.com/-cms-page.sony.authorized.retailer.network%3bpgid=2zVSO_r7WL9SRpNDqiUQePuJ0000ibnz2FUr%3bsid=taszUMFiHMY-UJWi5xpWVPFoecgNsw0Bi0gJe49o?MobileOptOut=2
right..better off buying from japan if i was going to buy a grey market one…not worth buying it in America
With all these discounts, what will be nex?
shot with multiple sony rx100
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Uh0NrXIOII
Not sure if Sony proud…
I wonder if these A7 deals have had any appreciable effect on RX1 sales. I’m guessing not really given the niche-market for the RX1. All these A7 deals has me rethinking holding out for a compact next-gen RX1.
Yes a rx1 is smaller than an A7 but it’s not small to the point it makes a real difference in the way you carry one… so the real world differences in portability are minimal.