Phone cameras have arguably gotten better, but a decent camera in the hands of a passionate photographer can top smartphone pictures any day. Whether you’re looking to purchase your first camera or upgrade to a better one, there are lots of great camera deals you can find this sale season. Let’s look at some of the best Black Friday deals on Camera models.
Cyber Monday Photo Camera Deals
Mirrorless cameras have taken over the camera market, and people predominantly prefer them over DSLRs for all the good reasons. If you’re a professional looking to purchase one that meets both photo and video needs, the full-frame Nikon Z6III is available for a $200 discount down to $2,399 $2,299.
The Alpha a7R IV is another great hybrid camera now available for $2400 $2,099. The R6 Mark II is similar to Sony but has better video recording capabilities thanks to 6K oversampling which results in crisp downsampled 4K videos. Sony slightly excels in photography with its massive 61 MP sensor and Pixel Shift High-Res mode.
- Sony Alpha a7R IV – (
$2,499$2,099, $400 off) - Canon R6 Mark II – (
$2,499$1,999, $500 off) - Nikon Z5 – (
$1,599$1,299, $300 off) - Sony a7 III – ($1,999 $1,139, $859 off)
Cyber Monday Video Camera Deals
With most mirrorless cameras targeting both photo and video, you could get away with any of the cameras we’ve mentioned so far. The quality of videos also heavily depends on whether good lenses. However, if we still had to pick a few good video cameras on sale, the Panasonic S5 Mark II for $2,299 $1,799 stands out with its higher resolution shooting capabilities.
For those who still want to do a bit of photography besides videos and are into the Sony ecosystem, the Alpha 7 IV is decent for $2,099. If you’re not very advanced and still need a great camera on a budget, the EOS R8 from Canon is an exceptional pick at $1,199 The Nikon Zf (review), too, is a great camera that looks vintage but is packed with features.
- Sony Alpha 7 IV– (
$2,499$2,099, $400 off) - Nikon Zf – (
$1,999$1,799, $200 off) - Canon EOS R8 – (
$1,499$1,199, $300 off)
Cyber Monday Mirrorless Camera Deals
As you can see from the aforementioned deals, full-frame cameras are quite expensive. Someone who doesn’t know much about photography and videography may not be willing to blow more than two grand on a camera. Instead, they could start with something small like the Canon EOS R50, a mirrorless APS-C camera that costs $679 $579. It’s perfect for beginners and budget to mid-range buyers who believe in the notion that equipment is not everything in photography.
The Alpha a6400 is one of the most popular mirrorless APS-C cameras for all the good reasons, and it’s also on sale for $899 $749. While lacking in-body stabilization, it more than makes up for the same with its large sensor size compared to R50 and a wide selection of lenses thanks to Sony’s E-mount. The a6100 is $599, but I would rather spend $150 extra on the a6400.
- Sony Alpha a6400 – (
$849$749, $100 off) - Sony Alpha a6100 – (
$749$599, $150 off) - Panasonic Lumix G95 – (
$899$599, $300 off)
Cyber Monday Vlogging Camera Deals
Vlogging has grown a lot as a profession, and it demands thin and lightweight cameras. Sony’s one of the top guns in the game with its ZV series. The Sony ZV-1F is a good budget vlogging camera for $499 $399, followed by the ZV1 Mark II and the smaller sibling of the a6000 series, the ZV-E10 with E-mount.
- Sony ZV1 II – (
$899$698, $200 off) - Sony ZV-E10 – (
$699$599, $100 off)
Cyber Monday Action Camera Deals
There aren’t many action camera deals this Cyber Monday sale season, but there are a few good ones such as the GoPro Hero 9 which is currently on sale for $349 $199 with a whopping $150 discount.
- GoPro HERO13 – (
$399$339, $60 off) - DJI Osmo Action 4 – (
$299$209, $90 off)
And these are some of the best deals on cameras this Cyber Monday. Whether you’re starting your photography or videography journey or looking for an upgrade, these options should give you the best value for money. Let us know if we helped you decide on a camera to buy in the comments below.
