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These full-frame DSLRs deliver professional results at a fraction of their launch prices

Want the snap of a DSLR mirror? These full-frame DSLRs from Canon and Nikon are now cheaper

These full-frame DSLRs deliver professional results at a fraction of their launch prices

For those craving the classic DSLR experience at an affordable price, two top full-frame DSLR deals offer significant savings and free accessories. The Nikon D850 Bundle, now priced at $2,396.95 at Adorama, represents a $200 discount off its original $2,596.95 price. This bundle includes eight free items, such as a 64GB SDXC U3 card, camera case, spare battery, cleaning kit, and more, making it an attractive option for both professional photographers and ambitious amateurs.

Meanwhile, the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV is available for $1,799 on Amazon – a substantial $699.01 reduction from its original $2,498.01 price tag. This powerhouse camera boasts a 45.7MP sensor, Nikon FX mount, and a range of features designed to deliver professional-grade results. Including a 64GB SDHC card, holster case, table top tripod, and various protective accessories, this deal provides exceptional value for those seeking a versatile full-frame DSLR.

Both cameras feature robust builds, excellent image quality, and impressive burst rates, making them suitable for demanding professional work. While the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV's 1.64x 4K video crop and UHS-I SD slot may be seen as somewhat dated, its dynamic range, color depth, and reliability make it a solid choice for photographers prioritizing stills-focused workflows. With these deals, aspiring and professional photographers alike can access top-tier full-frame DSLRs at prices far below their original launch costs.

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