
Sure, you can create amazing imagery with even a couple hundred dollar camera these days, but there is always something to be said for having the best of the best. If you are a Canon shooter, currently that camera is the Canon EOS-1D X, and it’s available right now for some great savings.
$800 Savings on Canon’s EOS-1D X
Over at B&H, you can get your hands on the king of Canon’s hill, the EOS-1D X for a cool $800 in savings, as well as an additional $280 worth of free accessories along with it!
This is all thanks to a nice $800 Mail-In Rebate, bringing the EOS-1D X price down from $6,799 to $5,999. If you have been toying with the idea of upgrading to the best Canon you can get, this could be a great opportunity for you.
For all the details and information on this deal, you can check out the Canon EOS-1D X product page over on B&H. But hurry! This deal is only valid until January 31st, just 3 short days from now.
Anthony Thurston
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I am obviously underpaid.
I’ll wait for the Nikon D5 at an even better price.
Still way out my range…
impressive camera for sure, sadly that $800 isnt enough to bring this beast down to my price range
Awesome camera though.
Um I’d love to take advantage of this deal, yet I would have difficulty on a couple of levels.
1. I’d have to dump all of my gear – I’d be at a loss. I’d still need to come up with an extra 1200.00 or so to be able to get a Canon lens… maybe I’d have to wait 6 weeks for a mail-in rebate and run with that cash to get a lens… :(
2. If DXO’s rating system is accurate I’d be taking a 30+ hit in rank over sensor quality, granted I’d have an increase in FPS, by 5, that’d be cool, yet not worth the trade up, or would it be a trade down.
3. I’d be trading in a D810 for this model, uh, no… I know, different purpose Camera, but I’ll stay where I’m at…
$5,999 is still too rich for me . . .at least right now. I wonder why Canon and/or B&H doesn’t run a deal similar to this later in the year when some of us Americans (not me) have a tax refund that would cover some or all of the cost? Canon USA are you listening?
Awesome gear