The Price of the Sony FS100 Has Dropped to Just $2,500
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Price cuts seem to be in the air this month. First it was the Canon C300 dropping to $12,000, then it was the 7D hitting a grand, followed by a big cut on the DJI Ronin gimbal, and then a pretty insane 50% reduction for the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera. Now we've got another significant cut on Sony's budget large sensor video camera, the FS100, which is currently running body-only for just $2,500.
Here are the two major deals:
Not only do you get the camera, but a promotion with Sony through September 30th allows you to get a Metabones EF to NEX adapter so you can mount and control Canon lenses on the FS100. While this isn't a Speed Booster (or even the newest version of the adapter), free is free, and it's also available if you purchase a new FS700.
This camera might be three years old now, but it's still capable of some great images, and $2,500 finally puts it within range of people who might normally be looking at getting a DSLR or mirrorless camera for video.
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