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Sony A7s now sells for $1,999 in USA!

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The Sony A7s now sells for $1,999 on [shoplink 32735 ebay]eBay US (Click here)[/shoplink]. It’s not a grey improted article. It’s US sealed box with warranty! You save $500 compared to the regular price at Amazon. And both the A7II body and kit version are in Stock at BHphoto (Click here).

Reminder:
The Adorama Sony specials (Click here) will end in 5 days from now!
New(!) A7 with kit lens for $1,450 at [shoplink 32668 ebay]GetDigital on eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].
NEX-7 kit which now sells for $749 only at BHphoto (Click here) and $769 at Amazon US (Click here).
The A7/s/r trade in offer running at BHphoto (Click here) and Adorama (Click here) will end on January 31.

Amazon Sony deals:
– Save $200 on the Sony A77II Interchangeable Lens Camera (Click here)
– Save Up to $400 on the Sony A7 Family of Interchangeable Lens Cameras (Click here)
– Save $100 on the Sony A5100 Interchangeable Lens Camera (Click here)
– Save $100 on the Sony A6000 Interchangeable Lens Camera (Click here)
– Save $50 on the Sony A5000 Interchangeable Lens Camera (Click here)
– Save $50 on the Sony RX100MII Fixed Lens Camera (Click here)
– Save $50 on the Sony QX Family (Click here)
– Save Big on the Sony Family of Action Cameras (Click here)

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  1. eBay listing says NTSC/Pal, which implies it’s the Asian-Pacific model of the camera (import). I think the “USA” of the listing is just referring to the fact the eBay seller is in the USA.

      1. I have a USA version in front of me. It does not have the PAL/NTSC selctor in the setup menu. I’ve had the Asia-Pacific version before and it did have the selector.

  2. Yeah, definitely not an US model and you won’t get US warranty. Pretty much anything below MSRP is grey market.

    1. If you click on the eBay link in the article, it clearly states that it is a NEW USA Factory Sealed Box AND it comes with a warranty.

      1. It reads “1 Year Seller Warranty”. It’s not a USA Model and will not be serviced under warranty by Sony.

      2. Yes, a “1 year seller warranty.”

        Did you find “NJ Accessory” on Sony’s authorized dealer list anywhere?

        Just another grey market “deal.”

      3. In addition to what has already been said in previous replies – Sony only honors warranty work for cameras sold by Sony Authorized retailers.

        So this MIGHT be a “USA” camera.. but it’s not going to have a USA warranty on it.. it’s a “domestic grey” product in this case.

        I wish SAR would stop posting these.. they are NOT good deals and will more than likely leave people feeling screwed if the camera needs a repair.

    2. I believe this is a 50i model. So in addition to not having a warranty, you get a fun “NTSC mode” warning every time you turn the camera on. I recently purchased this deal from “fumfie.com”, and hope to return it, as a result. It seems there’s a wealth of grey market A7s in the NY/NJ area.

      1. What a coincidence.. I bought your mom in a Walmart parking lot for $20!

        I think you got the better deal tho.. :-/

  3. Waiting for an actual sale on the A7s… especially since I am in Canada. Any ideas when there will be an official price drop on the A7s?

  4. Imagine if they released an A7s II with IBIS and reduced rolling shutter. The Mk 1 models will really see a price drop then.

    1. thats exactly whats going to happen..and why i STILL cant buy it..because as soon as i do, BAM, a7sII
      is going to be announced..

  5. Do you think there will come a day when cameras have 20 stops of dynamic range? Do you think they’ll then have a creative filter affect entitled (Blown Highlight Affect). I bet they will….I bet they will.

    1. No, since the universe in which we live doesn’t even have that dynamic range. The difference between a supernova and a black hole is about 18 stops, I believe.

      1. According to Cambridge in Color:

        The human eye can actually perceive a greater dynamic range than is ordinarily possible with a camera. If we were to consider situations where our pupil opens and closes for varying light, our eyes can see over a range of nearly 24 f-stops.

        On the other hand, for accurate comparisons with a single photo (at constant aperture, shutter and ISO), we can only consider the instantaneous dynamic range (where our pupil opening is unchanged). This would be similar to looking at one region within a scene, letting our eyes adjust, and not looking anywhere else. For this scenario there is much disagreement, because our eye’s sensitivity and dynamic range actually change depending on brightness and contrast. Most estimate anywhere from 10-14 f-stops.

        1. 24 f-stops is not the same as 24 stops (24 EV). One f-stop is usually half a stop, so the 18 stops (18 EV) I mentioned would be 36 f-stops.

        2. None of this matters. Sony will sample it down to 11+7 bits as they do with all of their mirrorless cameras today.

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