Boxing Day camera deals: Amazon's discounting a bunch of Canon cameras

Three Canon cameras with the text Boxing Day Canon deals
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It's the silly season here in Australia and that means Boxing Day sales are here to help save you some dosh on a wide variety of items, and that includes some cameras.

While most specialist camera retailers in Australia don't typically have massive Boxing Day sales and deals, some will take the plunge and mark down select bodies and lenses. One retailer that's definitely offering Boxing Day discounts is Amazon – the online retail giant does not shy away from a sale – and this time it's all about Canon cameras.

Canon EOS R (body)AU$2,775AU$1,949 after cashback

Canon EOS R (body) | AU$2,775 AU$1,949 after cashback (save AU$826)

It might seem counterintuitive to opt for a full-frame camera that didn't impress when it first launched, but that was mostly because of its cropped video recording. From a stills perspective, the 30MP is still really very good, with stunning image quality. It was available for AU$1,849 after cashback during Black Friday, but this is still a good bargain on the body. Be sure to take advantage of the cashback offer too to save AU$150 more.

Canon EOS R6 + RF 24-240mm f/4-6.3AU$5,551AU$4,599

Canon EOS R6 + RF 24-240mm f/4-6.3 | AU$5,551 AU$4,599 (save AU$952)

Sure, you can get the R6 body at a discount, but this kit makes economic sense as you're getting a really powerful zoom here. And if you're new to the RF system, you'll want a lens to get you started. What do you get for your money? An excellent 20.1MP full-frame sensor with some super speedy performance, decent dynamic range, 4K video skills and an autofocus system that's par excellence.

Canon EOS R7 + RF 16mm f/2.8AU$2,701AU$2,399

Canon EOS R7 + RF 16mm f/2.8 | AU$2,701 AU$2,399 (save AU$302)

A little over AU$300 may not seem like a huge deal on paper, but you have to recognise that the R7 is already pretty darn affordable when you consider its super impressive spec sheet. High speed RAW capture, the same autofocus prowess from the more expensive R-series cameras, dual SD cards, 4K video and 32.3MP on tap. Did we mention the 40fps continuous shooting speed and in-body stabilisation? That's a lot of camera for not a lot of money, albeit in APS-C format.

Canon EOS R10 + RF 16mm f/2.8AU$1,894AU$1,589

Canon EOS R10 + RF 16mm f/2.8 | AU$1,894 AU$1,589 (save AU$305)

Canon's done really well with this affordable APS-C mirrorless camera too, so much so that we think it's one of the best entry-level cameras available today. There's a 24.2MP sensor under the hood, a single SD card and more than enough speed and performance to keep more advanced users happy.

Canon EOS 90D (body)AU$1,969AU$1,449 after cashback

Canon EOS 90D (body) | AU$1,969 AU$1,449 after cashback (save AU$520)

Typically available for around AU$1,899 at other camera retailers, the feature-packed 90D is a great DSLR to consider. A very decent 32.5MP on tap, with a sensor that not only produces great image quality but also performs quite well under pressure when you need high-speed shooting. Sure, it doesn't have the same autofocus prowess as the newer R7 and R10 mirrorless models, but it's still a great DSLR at an affordable price, with AU$50 more saving available via cashback.

Canon EOS 3000D + EF-S 18-55mm kit lensAU$685AU$498

Canon EOS 3000D + EF-S 18-55mm kit lens | AU$685 AU$498 (save AU$187)

DSLR kits don't get cheaper than this. A very generous 27% discount on Amazon sees the entry-level EOS 3000D drop to under AU$500, making it a great option for anyone learning the art of photography. There's an 18MP APS-C sensor on board that can capture video in Full HD. There's also a built-in feature guide to help you along the way. No cashback for this model though.

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Sharmishta Sarkar
Managing Editor (APAC)

Along with looking after they day-to-day functioning of Digital Camera World in Australia, Sharmishta is the Managing Editor (APAC) for TechRadar as well. Her passion for photography started when she was studying monkeys in the wilds of India and is entirely self-taught. That puts her in the unique position to understand what a beginner or enthusiast is looking for in a camera or lens, and writes to help those like her on their path to developing their skills or finding the best gear. While she experiments with quite a few genres of photography, her main area of interest is nature – wildlife, landscapes and macros.