Amazon Deal of the Day: Free Accessories With Nikon J2 Camera

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Gold Box Deal of the Day: Save up to 40% on the Nikon 1 J2 Camera and Get a Free Nikon 1 J2 Case and Transcend 8 GB Memory Card

Today only, save up to 40% on the Nikon 1 J2 compact system camera (discount included in current Amazon.com price) and get a free Nikon 1 J2 Camera Case and 8 GB Transcend memory card while supplies last. Simply add all qualifying products to your Shopping Cart and the savings will be automatically applied at checkout.

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steve_davis Sun, Apr 28, 2013 6:37:49pm

Don’t know whether or not B&H still has any left in stock, but I lucked into a return of the Sigma 19mm/30mm lens bundle, where 199 bucks gets you both lenses, which is like paying for one and getting the other for free. It actually induced me to go ahead and order a Sony Nex 7. I’m pretty sure Sigma built those lenses for all the major brands, including 4/3 cameras, so if you’re looking for two of the sharpest lenses that fit the Nex system, or really cheap, good lenses for another mirrorless system, have fun1

lawhawk Mon, Apr 29, 2013 10:13:02am

re: #1 steve_davis

That’s a pretty good deal, though it’s only for the Sony system. I didn’t see a comparable bundle for Canon.

I just picked up a new flash to replace one that all but died on me.

Sigma EF 610 DG. Most everyone is selling it for $165 with a $30 rebate.

Adorama had a bundle where you got not only the flash, but a rechargable battery kit and a soft flash diffuser (about $30 in extra value).

The EF610 DG super is $225 and includes the same kit.

I think the only real difference between the two flashes is a couple of settings that I’ll likely never ever use.

lawhawk Mon, Apr 29, 2013 10:16:22am

I’m also looking for a new tripod since my current one - a Manfrotto Digi has issues with the leg locks. They have cracked. Got them fixed once by the manufacturer, but it happened again. Other than this issue, it’s been a great lightweight and stable tripod for fieldwork (and if it’s too heavy, you’re not going to lug it into the field on hikes).

I’ve been starting to look for a replacement, but so far haven’t had much luck finding the right combination of price and features - looking for a tripod that extends to close to 6 feet - to avoid stooping. and one that collapses down to a reasonable size. I’ll probably trek to B&H to see their gear on display to get a better sense.

Almost pulled the trigger on a Benro, but it wasn’t stable by a long shot.

lawhawk Mon, Apr 29, 2013 10:27:49am

Oh, and before I forget - the Adorama flash kits are available via Amazon. That’s how I found it initially.

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