Limited Time Sale - $300 off Panasonic GH3 - and $50 off the G6 with 14-42mm kit lens

The two best still/video cameras below $1000, the Panasonic GH3 and Panasonic G6, are now an even better deal.  For the next couple of weeks (while supplies last), the GH3 (body only) is marked down $300 to $797.99 - while the G6 with the kit lens is marked down about $50 to $697.99.

If you've been waiting for one or both of these cameras to come down in price, you may want to push your cart through before the price goes back up!

$252 Markdown - Panasonic G6 with Kit Lens for $498!

This deal is almost unbelievable.  Yes, the GH3 is also marked down to $928 - but for less than $500 for the G6 is an absolute steal.

This camera is the best value for money hybrid still/video camera in its class. It has focus peaking, wi-fi with Near Field Communication (NFC) for wireless control and file transfer and a built-in intervalometer.  All features that are missing from the GH3.

At these prices, they won't last long.  If you want the best large sensor interchangeable lens video/still camera below $750, you may want to pull the trigger on this deal.

(Note: I just looked at the product listing and after only a few hours, the G6 is now backordered at $498.  You can still order it at the sale price, however, and Amazon won't charge your card until the camera ships)

(Note 2: I just checked eBay, and you can still get the G6 for $498 from Adorama via eBay - which is less than you can get them for from Adorama direct)

Panasonic GH3 $998 Deal Ends Tonight!

According to this Gold Box Deals page at Amazon, the $200 off, $998 Panasonic GH3 deal ends tonight.
If you want the best still/video camera on the market today - and you don't want to spend more than $1000, you may want to pull the trigger on this deal today.

SALE - Panasonic G6 w Lens - $638!

I've raved about this camera before, but at this price, the Panasonic G6 is absolutely the best value for money in micro 4/3. Lightning fast autofocus, 7fps full resolution stills, 1080/60p video with full manual exposure control and essentially no clip length limit, external mic input with 19-step audio level control, Wi-fi, NFC and built-in intervalometer. Here is the still image quality this camera can produce as seen in the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G6 Pool on Flickr.

And here is a short documentary shot with the G6 and the kit lens (from Kevin Mayuga on Vimeo):



This camera is the complete still/video hybrid package at an affordable price. It will go back up to $749 on October 19th, so if you want this great "all-in-one" camera for $638, you may want to pull the trigger now.

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