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Canon Refurbished Lenses: RF 50mm f/1.8 STM $79, RF 100mm F2.8 L Macro IS USM
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Written by RevOne | Staff- The price for the EOS R6 Body is $400 lower than this Frontpage Deal from May.
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- Lenses
- Canon Extender EF 1.4X III $199
- Canon Extender EF 2X III $199
- Canon RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM $379
- Canon RF 24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM $159
- Canon RF 85mm F2 Macro IS STM $379
- Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM $499
- Canon EF 11-24mm F4L USM $1499
- Cameras
- EOS R6 Body $1299
- EOS R5 Body $2999
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Update: This deal is still available.
Canon has select Refurbished Lenses on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member am1288jk for sharing this deal.
Examples:
Canon has select Refurbished Lenses on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member am1288jk for sharing this deal.
Examples:
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- The price for the EOS R6 Body is $400 lower than this Frontpage Deal from May.
- See the forum thread for deal discussion and ideas.
- Want to stack more cashback? Click here to compare the available cashback credit cards.
- Lenses
- Canon Extender EF 1.4X III $199
- Canon Extender EF 2X III $199
- Canon RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM $379
- Canon RF 24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM $159
- Canon RF 85mm F2 Macro IS STM $379
- Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM $499
- Canon EF 11-24mm F4L USM $1499
- Cameras
- EOS R6 Body $1299
- EOS R5 Body $2999
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Here's a nice DIY kit that'll last for many years, and it'll be a massive improvement over all but the "best" DSLRs. All on a very reasonable budget.
It'll be perfectly fine for stills, but a bit weak for video compared to many modern mirrorless bodies. If video is your primary goal, keep this in mind as you do your homework.
RP Body: $600
50mm/1.8: $80
RF 24-105 IS: $160
RF 100-400 IS: $380
Subtotal: ~$1220
but wait, there's more! subtract $60 savings from buying RP + RF 24-105 combo on the same order....
Total: $1160 (10% loyalty discount, if applicable - brings the total to $1044+tax)
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Other good lenses to possibly consider:
- EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM @ $499
(this is a great Macro --and portrait-- lens that's EF mount. You'll need an EF-to-RF adapter @ $100 to use it on the RP or any R-series mirrorless, but you can do so without any drawbacks).
- EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM @ $49
(if you have an M-series body, this is a very competent & lightweight kit zoom at a bargain price. unfortunately, it's 100% not compatible on EF/EF-S DSLRs or R mirrorless bodies.)
- Canon EF 11-24mm F4L USM @ $1499
(a very strong performing ultra-wide angle lens with minimal distortion, about $500 cheaper than the current used rates. this isn't for everyone, but if you've been eyeballing it, I doubt you'll find it for cheaper. It's $200 cheaper than last Black Friday holiday season. It's a lens with few, if any, comparable versions from other manufacturers. As with all EF lenses, you'll need an adapter for R-series mirrorless.)
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Other components to consider:
- neckstrap (highly personal choice, good brands are Peak Design, Domke, and Black Rapid. I'm not a fan of included neckstraps.)
- camera bag (again, highly personal. good brands are lowepro, ruggard, tamrac. various options include backpack, shoulder bag, sling bag, and holster bags, and hardshell cases like Pelican/Nanuk cases)
- extra batteries (i'd suggest getting 2x spares, as the RP can be a battery hog. get name-brand batteries only from a reputable vendor, like B&H Photo or Adorama.)
- memory card (v60, 128gb-256gb would be more than enough unless you're doing lots of video work, which isn't the RP's strong suit. Once again, beware of counterfeits from places like Amazon. Order from B&H or Adorama or directly from the manufacturer. I always suggest multiple smaller cards instead of one supermassive card -- spares in case of failure.)
- lens protection (i'm personally against UV/protection filters. even the best expensive B+W brand multicoated can cause nasty glares and reflections. I'd suggest getting a lens hood, and a third party branded one at that -- like vello. Canon's official lens hoods are ridiculously expensive.)
- tripod (once again, highly personal option. there's a lot of choices out there with a plethora of options. consider buying used. Bogen/Manfrotto makes very respectable products, for the most part. keep in mind, everyone makes pro-tier and budget-tier hardware.)
The R6 Mark I at $1299 is a smoking hot deal on a really good camera. It's $1000 less than a year ago. https://www.usa.canon.c
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Here's a nice DIY kit that'll last for many years, and it'll be a massive improvement over all but the "best" DSLRs. All on a very reasonable budget.
It'll be perfectly fine for stills, but a bit weak for video compared to many modern mirrorless bodies. If video is your primary goal, keep this in mind as you do your homework.
RP Body: $600
50mm/1.8: $80
RF 24-105 IS: $160
RF 100-400 IS: $380
Subtotal: ~$1220
but wait, there's more! subtract $60 savings from buying RP + RF 24-105 combo on the same order....
Total: $1160 (10% loyalty discount, if applicable - brings the total to $1044+tax)
-------
Other good lenses to possibly consider:
- EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM @ $499
(this is a great Macro --and portrait-- lens that's EF mount. You'll need an EF-to-RF adapter @ $100 to use it on the RP or any R-series mirrorless, but you can do so without any drawbacks).
- EF-M 15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM @ $49
(if you have an M-series body, this is a very competent & lightweight kit zoom at a bargain price. unfortunately, it's 100% not compatible on EF/EF-S DSLRs or R mirrorless bodies.)
- Canon EF 11-24mm F4L USM @ $1499
(a very strong performing ultra-wide angle lens with minimal distortion, about $500 cheaper than the current used rates. this isn't for everyone, but if you've been eyeballing it, I doubt you'll find it for cheaper. It's $200 cheaper than last Black Friday holiday season. It's a lens with few, if any, comparable versions from other manufacturers. As with all EF lenses, you'll need an adapter for R-series mirrorless.)
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Other components to consider:
- neckstrap (highly personal choice, good brands are Peak Design, Domke, and Black Rapid. I'm not a fan of included neckstraps.)
- camera bag (again, highly personal. good brands are lowepro, ruggard, tamrac. various options include backpack, shoulder bag, sling bag, and holster bags, and hardshell cases like Pelican/Nanuk cases)
- extra batteries (i'd suggest getting 2x spares, as the RP can be a battery hog. get name-brand batteries only from a reputable vendor, like B&H Photo or Adorama.)
- memory card (v60, 128gb-256gb would be more than enough unless you're doing lots of video work, which isn't the RP's strong suit. Once again, beware of counterfeits from places like Amazon. Order from B&H or Adorama or directly from the manufacturer. I always suggest multiple smaller cards instead of one supermassive card -- spares in case of failure.)
- lens protection (i'm personally against UV/protection filters. even the best expensive B+W brand multicoated can cause nasty glares and reflections. I'd suggest getting a lens hood, and a third party branded one at that -- like vello. Canon's official lens hoods are ridiculously expensive.)
- tripod (once again, highly personal option. there's a lot of choices out there with a plethora of options. consider buying used. Bogen/Manfrotto makes very respectable products, for the most part. keep in mind, everyone makes pro-tier and budget-tier hardware.)
The R6 Mark I at $1299 is a smoking hot deal on a really good camera. It's $1000 less than a year ago. https://www.usa.canon.c
That mirrorless body, along with the RF 50mm 1.8, the RF 24-105, and the RF 100-400 will make an amazing DIY kit that'll last for many years and be a massive improvement over all but the "best" DSLRs. All on a budget around $1220.
Add in a bag, neckstrap, extra batteries, and memory card. Personally, I'd suggest third party lens hoods, as canon hoods are overpriced….and with reflections, I wouldn't suggest UV/glass protection filters unless absolutely needed.
But always buy first party batteries.
https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/lenses/refurbished-lenses?facet_lens_mount_type=1115 [canon.com]
for just RF lenses.
The only Refurbished RF in stock are
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The R6 Mark I at $1299 is a smoking hot deal on a really good camera. It's $1000 less than a year ago. https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/...os-r6-body [canon.com]
https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/lenses/refurbished-lenses?facet_lens_mount_type=1115 [canon.com]
for just RF lenses.
The only Refurbished RF in stock are
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https://www.usa.canon.c
for instance are on sale and not showing up in the filtered results, but are there if you scroll through the listings of refurb lenses
That mirrorless body, along with the RF 50mm 1.8, the RF 24-105, and the RF 100-400 will make an amazing DIY kit that'll last for many years and be a massive improvement over all but the "best" DSLRs. All on a budget around $1220.
As far as I know, the price on this swtup beats last Black Friday's pricing. I tried to get a loyalty discount over the phone but got nowhere. It would be nice, but I am happy to have gotten the deal as is.
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