If you’ve recently purchased a Nikon D600 at its standard body-only retail price of $2,000, you might want to stop reading this post lest you suddenly find yourself filled with manufacturer-induced buyers remorse. If you’re a budget-conscious photographer in the market for a new full-frame DSLR, today might be your lucky day.
Nikon has launched a brand-wide fire sale of the Nikon D600. While the body-only price hasn’t changed, retailers around the web are selling the camera with a bundled lens and pricey accessories for the same price as the body itself.
Online camera store behemoth BH Photo Video is currently selling Nikon D600 bundled with a 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5G ED VR lens ($600), a Lowepro Rezo 170 AW camera bag ($50), a SanDisk 32GB SDHC memory card ($30), an extra battery ($35), and a Oben ACM-2400 monopod ($55) — all for $2000.
That’s roughly $2,700 in camera gear for the standard price of a Nikon D600.
There’s a similar deal with the same price over on Amazon, except that one doesn’t include the extra battery and monopod. The product listings for the body-only D600 still stand at $2000 on both BH and Amazon, so people who don’t know about this deal might be missing out on $700 worth of extra kit.
If you were planning to buy the D600 body only this holiday season, just snatch up this bundle and sell off all the extra pieces you don’t need. You might end up scoring that coveted D600 for less than $1,500!
Article source: http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/03/alleged-canon-eos-7d-mk-ii-test-camera-specs-revealed/
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