Price Drops: The Canon Cinema EOS C300 Mark II, Cinema EOS C200 and Cinema EOS C200B get a $1000 rebate

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1. Very attractive C200 price drop!

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2. I'm happy to see the price drop. I've had my eye on the C100 Mark II. It would slot in nicely between my 5D Mark IV and my XA11. I still shoot everything in 1080p. For an amateur with a youtube channel it would be a great option.

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3. I would love to get the C200...if they would just add 4:2:2 10 bit. Still on the fence without that, plus I feel like Canon has a few more surprises for everyone this year.

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4. Wow.. Nice move from Canon, after the lockdown, seems like it's going to be Canon everywhere in both video & still world. I

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5. The drop on the bodies is pretty nice. But some of this is BS. They are listing the LPE 6N at $69 claiming it is a big drop from the $100 list price but nobody pays list. As for the cinema bodies I am expecting a flood of refurbs coming as people that picked them up on the no money down Canon lease start to return them.

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6. The drop on the bodies is pretty nice. But some of this is BS. They are listing the LPE 6N at $69 claiming it is a big drop from the $100 list price but nobody pays list. As for the cinema bodies I am expecting a flood of refurbs coming as people that picked them up on the no money down Canon lease start to return them.

   What do refurbed Canon Cinemas go for, I couldn't find a single C200 offered as a refurb? You can literally get a brand new C200 for less than the price of a 1DX, I don't think you will save much more by getting a refurb. To me these prices are incredible (ok maybe not the battery) but those Cinema prices are probably at rock bottom now.

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7. I was wondering what kind of an effect these cuts would have on the rest of the market as $1000 is a pretty good drop. We got the first answer today as BMD just dropped the price of the BMPCC 6K to $1995.

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8. I was wondering what kind of an effect these cuts would have on the rest of the market as $1000 is a pretty good drop. We got the first answer today as BMD just dropped the price of the BMPCC 6K to $1995.

   I saw that too...I think the S1H and S1 will follow sometime soon. The problem is Panasonic cannot afford a drop like that.

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9. I hadn't seen it posted here but the price drop on the Cine lenses makes the drop on the bodies look like a non-event.
   
   "Both lenses are now priced at $9,999 USD. These lenses were $23,275 USD, so that is a discount of more than $13,000 USD."
   
   

   

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