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EOS 60D availabilty

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I want to order the 60D body from B&H but it has been 'Temporary Unavailable' for at least a week now. Does any one have any insight into when it will be available again?
 
neuroanatomist said:
It's in stock at Adorama (for the same price as B&H).

Thanks, but where does it say on that page if it is in stock? I don't want to order it just to get an email telling me it is on back order.


Mt Spokane Photography said:
Or, get a refurb and save some money.

http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10051_10051_276389_-1

They don't have 60D body, but they do have the 7D. It is really tempting. Does anyone have experience with getting a refurbished camera from Canon? Any problems?
 
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DomD said:
neuroanatomist said:
It's in stock at Adorama (for the same price as B&H).

Thanks, but where does it say on that page if it is in stock? I don't want to order it just to get an email telling me it is on back order.


Mt Spokane Photography said:
Or, get a refurb and save some money.

http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10051_10051_276389_-1

They don't have 60D body, but they do have the 7D. It is really tempting. Does anyone have experience with getting a refurbished camera from Canon? Any problems?

I have started buying from the Canon refurb store, so far everything has been perfect, basically new. So far, a 70-200mm f/2.8L IS MK II, a 7D, and a 15-85mm lens.

You can buy the lit and sell the lens if you don't need it to further reduce the cost of a 60D. Various models go in and out of stock, so check daily.

If you don't like it, you have a 14 day return window.
 
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Unfortunately the referb store does not ship to Canada.


Email from Adorama:
While we do have it in stock today, the current situation is that we have more orders than we do units - so we would not be able to fulfill your order until we receive the next delivery -and unfortunately we don't yet have an ETA from the manufacturer as to when that will be.
 
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I was recently looking at "new or hardly used" 60D units on a certain auction site, and in terms of camera for the dollar those look like the best bet yet. The refurbs don't convince me; Canon does seem to have a pretty good refurbish policy better than e.g. an "open box" policy (which typically would mean that you might not get half of what originally came with the unit) but I wouldn't personally want to risk it. Although it's worth mentioning that I would rather take the word of some random auction seller who says they only rarely used their camera - well, if they have good pictures of their item in the auction you can eyeball that for yourself.
 
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DomD said:
Email from Adorama:
While we do have it in stock today, the current situation is that we have more orders than we do units - so we would not be able to fulfill your order until we receive the next delivery -and unfortunately we don't yet have an ETA from the manufacturer as to when that will be.

I had actually ordered a few hours before receiving that email and later that night I got an email telling me my order was shipped. So I guess I had ordered mine just in time.
 
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documentaryman said:
Eddie_2001 said:
Those 60D bodies didn't last too long at all! Must be a big demand for them, or else they only had a few in stock. It seems like most items in the refurb listings are out of stock....hopefully they will get more of them.

Ted

Geez - they must have either had just a couple, or whatever they had flew out the door.

I have been checking non-stop for the last week .... I guess I just missed them.

They disappeared in minutes. It could have been a error that they corrected, I've seen cameras go quickly, but not 60d's. When I bought my 7d using the CLP a week ago, they told me that the 60d was not part of the CLP because they did not get 60d's in sufficient quantities.
 
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You could get the body for about $700 if you buy the kit and two other lenses from Amazon then sell the lenses on ebay.

Amazon has Canon EOS 60d 18-135mm kit for $1199 and if you add the lenses 55-250mm and 70-300mm you will get $350 discount, Plus free Tiffen 58mm UV Protection Filter ($12.39).


Canon EOS 60D and 18-135mm

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Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4.0-5.6 IS Telephoto Zoom Lens

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Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens

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Tiffen 58mm UV Protection Filter


Make sure you add only from Amazon.com not other merchandise.
 
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