Canon EOS Deals & Offers

Says the product is unavailable for me :(

Looks like a babybel :p

buy the dip

My God! This did NOT look like a balm! More like an armpit roller.

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/302012645

Picked these up today in Edinburgh store (cameron toll ) berry scented great for in handbag

Awesome stocking filler - will have to pay a visit!

Oh gosh, now that I come to think of it I saw this when I went to buy some of those Patisserie hand creams earlier and thought "What on earth is that tacky looking thing? Something gimmicky no doubt." *kicks self* (skeptical) Hot (y)

I'm in Poundland a lot, never heard of EOS though and I thought I was quite informed about beauty products. Will have a look out for stocking fillers - thanks :)

Hopefully be in my stores soon.

hot

This should have got a lot lot hotter than this

nice!

Isn't this £469 after cashback which makes it an even better deal!!

Good find (y) is the cash back from Canon?

That was great deal from Currys with cash back.. But I think it's no longer available.

Answered my one question, no u can't. In that case not a great deal. Would rather by from Curry's for £299 and get warranty

Can you get cashback aswell making it £199

That explains it, I was only looking at the Canon lenses. Thanks.

It was for Fuji. 27mm

£24.99 to Belfast :(

Don't know where you've seen that...it says £6 insured shipping or you can choose uninsured shipping free.

£24.99 delivery??wtf!!

Canon do honour warranty (or used to) on cameras, just not the lenses.

The OP should have made some mention of the fact that this isn't genuine UK stock. Lot's of people on this site just end up looking at specs and price and would have no idea that they had just bought a grey import. If you put the same deal up from a seller from Hong Kong who'd guarantee no import duties, they'd run a mile! I'm not against grey imports at all. I bought a cheap Panasonic lens that saved me a good bit of money. But I knew that if there was an issue, I'd have no warranty. £200 for this camera is a very good price. £289 from Currys is the next cheapest but with 2 years of factory warranty. Either way, I'm glad I bought the GX800 today for £219 from Currys as a second body! :D

Is this worth the extra 150 or so over the fuji xt100?

This is a really good camera still despite been a little old nowadays. Loads of good features, a few flaws but for this type of camera for £799 with the current prices of the 6D Mark II and similar this is a really hot price.

Any good options along with the EOS 80D ? Thanks (y)

CameraWorld are doing it a little cheaper too if you want to save another £50: https://www.cameraworld.co.uk/canon-eos-6d-body-tps.html

A great camera, I bought one in 2009. However the 10mega pixels is a little behind now however - a bargain

Nice one!

The £1199 price in your title put me off !!

It is only £99.99 if you buy it direct from the Jack the Hat website. But Hot UK Deals won't allow a deal for that. https://www.jackthehat.co.uk/canon-1000d-dslr-camera-with-1855mm-lens-extras-p-1834.html

LOOKS LIKE A SUPER CAMERA

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I guess it depends on what you're after but as a micro 4/3 user I'm really impressed with this deal for their GX800 for £219. I'm thinking about getting it as a second body but it would make a great first camera for those looking at moving away from compacts or smartphones. You should have little issue selling the lens for £100 which puts the body at £120! By the time you've outgrown the limits of the camera and want to move to something more advanced, you can either sell it or keep it as a second body.

ordered, cheers. one less present to worry about

Good price for this camera 8) :D

Ah, but good for what type of photography? In very simple terms, the number in "mm" on the lens refers to the amount of wide angle or zoom the sensor records So a wide angle lens might range from 8mm - 25mm {Say if you were reshooting the "Last Supper" from 3 yards away} A medium Range lens say, 18mm - 70mm { Street photography / Portraits / General - hence very popular as a basic kit lens} A long Zoom lens 150mm-600mm {more suitable for subjects a long distance away Safaris/ Sports / Surveillance of dodgy deals} A lens with a lower f number is generally always more expensive than the same type having a higher f number as it uses better quality glass which lets in more light - smaller f number = faster lens= better quality images ie Canon 70-200mm f4 = £500, wheras a Canon 70-200 f2.8 = £1200 As other have said, the 75-300mm in this deal is not up to much, and for this kind of budget I'd probably go for the better 2000D with 18-55mm Image Stabilized {IS} lens which after Canons £100 cashback, comes to £291 >> https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/canon-2000d-kit-lens-39115-amazon-291-after-cashback-3112764

tamron 150-600 g2 or canon 70-200 f2.8 ii

These are 'old' lens. The updated ones have inbuilt image stabilization and stepper motion technology, identified as IS and STM. This provides silent and swift auto focusing and image stabilization for those with a 'shaky' hand. This deal is attractively priced, but it's aged technology. It's pitched at a festive market where prospective purchasers will be seduced by the quantity rather than the technical longevity and quality. The Canon EOS 200D would probably be a better entry level DSLR , if you are wedded to the brand. They are also being sold with the older lens, so consider only those marketed as being IS and STM. You can purchase the EF-S 55-250 mm F/4 - 5.6 IS STM lens separately for around £125. By the time you factor in a bag, lens filters, memory cards, print costs and software to manipulate your images, you will find that leap up from point and shoot to 'photography' is pricey with a steep and sometimes frustrating learning curve. For me the Canon EOS 4000D would not be a potential purchase I'd recommend.

imo this is worse value than the 50mm prime one as it costs more even though the relative 'values; of the 50mm and 75-300 are similar people usually recommend 55-250 over this lens as well

It's the focal length

toy camera? (skeptical)

This is the cheapest model of DSLR canon makes. It is all plastic to save cost and the sensor is about 5 years old. But as a first camera or toy camera, you could still have a lot of fun.

grey import though, no warranty etc

You can but it in here for 199.99 with 18-55 lens eglobalcentraluk.com/canon-eos-4000d-kit-with-18-55-iii-lens-digital-slr-cameras.html?tduid=e7000285e38ad6635f949b1609589be2

the single lens version may be selling at 300 but that doesn't mean its a great price imo something like 250 and below id consider a 'deal' for the kit (has been 230) making the prime need to be about 80 as a deal to be good overall 80 is decent enough level so overall its a decent deal imo but not amazing

Totally agree its probably the most useful lens for this camera.

Appreciate your reply and feedback

Bought a lens from one of those Hong Kong companies. When the lens started playing up cannon asked for the serial number and told me it was Singapore stock and I would have to contact Canon in Singapore. Also the company I bought it off were not interested. Said I had to ship it back to them. Last time I shipped a return item back to Hong Kong the company said it never arrived even though I paid the post office for international signed for. I won't buy any electronics from outside of the EU now.

Thanks for the heads up. How did you get burnt?

Having had my fingers burnt with grey imported products from Canon I would only recommend HDew cameras for grey imports. They provide a UK vat invoice which will give you protection