Black Weekend hack: save even more by buying used, AND get 10% off at KEH

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The biggest savings are on used cameras – and KEH is offering an extra 10% off everything for Black Weekend

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We've already seen some unbelievable Black Friday camera deals, what if I shared a hack to save even more cash? 

I'm talking the Canon EOS RP for just $714. And the Nikon Z9 for only $4,274. And it's possible by buying great quality kit used instead of brand new.

Canon EOS RP | was $794 | now $714 SAVE $79 (KEH)

Canon EOS RP | was $794 | now $714
SAVE $79 (KEH) A truly unbelievable price for Canon's full-frame camera! Its 26.2MP sensor delivers heavy-duty image quality in a light and sleek body, powered by the phenomenal RF mount and its lenses. 

Canon EOS R5 | was $2,811.87 | now $2,530.68 SAVE $281.18 (KEH)

Canon EOS R5 | was $2,811.87 | now $2,530.68
SAVE $281.18 (KEH) What more can be said about this remarkable camera: 45MP sensor, 20fps continuous shooting, 8K video, 8 stops of image stabilization, dual memory card slots, killer autofocus… it's got it all!

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV | was $1,279.27 | now $1,151.35 SAVE $128

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV | was $1,279.27 | now $1,151.35
SAVE $128 Canon's classic DSLR still packs a heck of a punch with its 30.4MP image sensor, 7fps burst shooting, 4K video with 8.8MP frame grab, Dual Pixel CMOS AF, weather-sealed body… all reasons why it's a trusted tool for pros.

Nikon Z9 | was $4,749.00 | now 4274.10 SAVE $475 (KEH)

Nikon Z9 | was $4,749.00 | now 4274.10
SAVE $475 (KEH) Nikon's newest flagship packs muscle in every single department: 45.7MP full frame sensor, 8K video, up to 120fps bursts, dual memory card slots, weather sealing, and an integrated vertical grip. A pro powerhouse!

Nikon Z6 II | was $1,399.00 | now $1,259.10 SAVE $140 (KEH)

Nikon Z6 II | was $1,399.00 | now $1,259.10
SAVE $140 (KEH) The formidable Nikon Z6 II can turn its hand to anything. Its full-frame 24.5MP sensor and twin processors is equally adept at photography and 4K video, making it a great choice for hybrid shooters.

Nikon D850 | was $1,715.77 | now $1,544.20 SAVE $172 (KEH)

Nikon D850 | was $1,715.77 | now $1,544.20
SAVE $172 (KEH) Cited by many as the best DSLR ever created, the D850 remains a potent photographic tool with its 45.7MP full frame sensor, 9fps maximum burst rate, and 4K video with 4K time-lapse function. 

Sony A7 IV | was $2,118.52 | now $1,906,67 SAVE $212 (KEH)

Sony A7 IV | was $2,118.52 | now $1,906,67
SAVE $212 (KEH) The A7 series continues to democratize clever camera tech, offering a 33MP sensor, 10fps bursts, 4K video in 10-bit 4:2:2, twin memory card slots (featuring a new CFexpress standard) and solid image stabilization. 

Sony A6400 | was $689.00 | now $620.10 SAVE $69 (KEH)

Sony A6400 | was $689.00 | now $620.10
SAVE $69 (KEH) While Sony's perennially popular A6400 was launched as a video specialist, with its 4K video and tilting touchscreen, its 24.2MP APS-C sensor is more than capable of great stills – especially with Sony's superb AF system.

Fujifilm GFX 100S | was $3,999.00 | now $3,599.10 SAVE $399 (KEH)

Fujifilm GFX 100S | was $3,999.00 | now $3,599.10
SAVE $399 (KEH) Talk about raw imaging power! With an incredible 102MP image sensor, the GFX 100S is on another level when it comes to image quality – including for video with its uncropped medium format 4K!

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James Artaius
James Artaius
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James has 22 years experience as a journalist, serving as editor of Digital Camera World for 6 of them. He started working in the photography industry in 2014, product testing and shooting ad campaigns for Olympus, as well as clients like Aston Martin Racing, Elinchrom and L'Oréal. An Olympus, Canon and Hasselblad shooter, he has a wealth of knowledge on cameras of all makes.

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