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Deals at Adorama: 600EX-RT, Canon EOS 6D kit and more

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<p>Adorama has a pretty good batch of deals this week but you’ll have to use the “Buy together and save” text link under the star-ratings in order to get the deal (worth it, since a $20 item will save you $100), like so:</p>
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<li><strike><a href="http://www.adorama.com/CA600EXU.html?KBID=64393" title="Canon 600EX-RT" target="_blank">Canon Speedlite 600EX-RT, Shoe Mount Flash</a> – U.S.A. Warranty

Regular Price $549.00  Sale Price $423.29 + Free Shipping and 2% Adorama Rewards.s (buy together and save, <strong>add the lightscoop</strong>.)</strike></li>
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For a brand new flash that’s only about a year-old now it’s hard to beat a price around $400. If you haven’t made the jump to the “RT” system yet, take a look at <a href="http://www.canonrumors.com/reviews/review-canon-speedlite-600ex-rt/" title="Canon 600EX-RT review" target="_blank">Justin’s review</a> and maybe he’ll convince you to make the switch.</p>
<li><a href="http://www.adorama.com/CA430EX2U.html?KBID=64393" title="Canon 430exII" target="_blank">Canon Speedlite 430EX II Flash</a> – U.S.A. Warranty

Regular Price $299.00  Sale Price $231.00 + Free Shipping and 2% Adorama Rewards (buy together and save, <strong>add the lightscoop</strong>.)</li>
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<li><a href="http://www.adorama.com/CA8518AFU.html?KBID=64393?kbid=64393" title="Canon 85mm f/1.8" target="_blank">Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM AutoFocus Telephoto Lens</a> – USA Warranty

Regular Price $419.00  Sale Price $319.44 + Free Shipping and 2% Adorama Reward  (buy together and save, <strong>add the lightscoop</strong>.)</li>
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<li><a href="http://www.adorama.com/ICA5DM3KZ.html?KBID=64393" title="5D3 kit" target="_blank">Canon EOS-5D Mark III Digital SLR Camera Body Kit W/ Canon EF 24-105L Image Stabilized Lens</a>

Regular Price $4008.95 Buy Together and Save price  $3203.12 With Free Shipping and 2% Adorama Rewards.(you must <strong>add the lightscoop to get this price</strong>)</li>
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<li><a href="http://www.adorama.com/ICA6DK.html?KBID=64393" title="Canon 6D kit" target="_blank">Canon EOS-6D Digital SLR Camera Kit with Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM Lens</a>

Regular Price $3049.00 Price in Cart $2399 + Free Shipping and 2% Adorama Rewards (Buy together and save. <strong>Add the 70-300 lens bundle</strong>.)</li>
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<li><a href="http://www.adorama.com/ICA6D.html?KBID=64393" title="6D" target="_blank">Canon EOS-6D Digital SLR Camera Body, 20.2 Megapixel, Full Frame CMOS Sensor</a>

Regular Price $2199.00 Price in Cart $1797.00 + Free Shipping and 2% Adorama Rewards. (Buy together and save  <strong>Add the 70-300 lens bundle</strong>.)</li>
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Hi,
I'm guessing Proffesor Kobre wants to up his sales stats for what may essentially be a waste of money gimmick or it may not, I don't know, but how better to improve sales than bundle it with something people will want and make it save more than it costs them.

Cheers Graham.

av4rice said:
Isn't the Lightscoop for pop-up flashes? Funny that they're bundling it with incompatible hotshoe flashes and a camera body that doesn't have a pop-up flash.
 
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smithcon said:
Soooo disappointed I missed the 600EX-RT deal. I immediately clicked over to buy 3, but they are $549 now, light scoop or no. My 580EX-IIs and pocket wizards will remain my trusty workhorses for now.

I was tempted...but the three I have (plus an ST-E3-RT) are sufficient for my current needs.

I still have a PW setup (TT1 + AC3, 2x TT5, and a PowerMC2), which I keep mainly because it's the way to radio trigger my Einstein. The Canon -RT system is far better than the PW in terms of reliability and ease of setup...so much so, that if I'm using one or more 600's with the Einstein, I just rely on the monolight's built-in optical slave trigger. The only thing I like better about the PW setup is the AC3 – there's no faster way to adjust flash power on the fly (but it's limited to three groups).
 
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smithcon said:
Soooo disappointed I missed the 600EX-RT deal. I immediately clicked over to buy 3, but they are $549 now, light scoop or no. My 580EX-IIs and pocket wizards will remain my trusty workhorses for now.

I got in on the 600EX deal! But not from CR's post :( unfortunately by the time you had posted I think the deal was done.

Try subscribing (click notify button) on www.canonpricewatch.com I got e-mailed about this deal hours before the CR post!

But thanks for posting anyway!
 
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agierke said:
DanielW said:
Isn't the regular price irregularly high? ???

Depends on your needs and budget. I find these flashes to be highly useful and think the price is well worth the functionality and feature set.

I agree, but what I meant was the regular price shown here seems to be a little higher than what I am used to see, supposedly to make the discount seem even more attractive than it really is. Not sure, though.
 
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DanielW said:
Isn't the regular price irregularly high? ???

I bought 4 of these back in July 2012, when the price dropped from $629 to $599, and B&H ran a short promotion for an additional $20 off. I thought I was getting a bargain!

When I was using 580-II's, I always had to carry an owner's manual with me, whenever I was doing a multi-flash shoot at a remote site. The 600's menu system is so easy that I no longer need to refer to a manual. And the elimination of line-of-sight for slave triggering is a godsend.
 
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The 600EX adorama deal was pretty sweet, but B&H was running a kit that had the ST-E3 bundled with 2 600's for $1079 shipped for a while during the rebate timeframe that ended early Jan.

Was honestly a little surprised that no one seemed to think much about it. Wound up picking two kits myself, selling the extra ST-E3, paying $400 and change for each speedlite when it was all said and done.

EDIT: Looks like the deal is still nearly as good! $1120 for the kit (was something like $1250 last i checked)
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/994672-REG/canon_speedlite_600ex_rt_essential_two.html
 
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