Canon EOS 6D Body, Canon PIXMA PRO-100 printer, and paper - $1,149.00 after $350 rebate @ Adorama

Canon EOS 6D Body at Adorama with Pixma Pro-100 printer for $1149.00 after $350 rebate with free shipping.

Adorama Camera Valuable Bundle. Kit Includes.

-Canon EOS 6D Body, Eyecup Eb, Battery Pack LP-E6, Battery Charger LC-E6, R-F-3 Camera Cover, Stereo AV Cable AVC-DC400ST, Wide Neck Strap EW-EOS 6D, USB Interface Cable IFC-200U, EOS Digital Solution Disk and Software Instruction Manual CD , Camera Instruction Manual, Canon 1 Year USA Warranty.
-Canon PIXMA PRO-100 Wireless Professional Photo Inkjet Printer, CD/DVD Disc Printing Tray, Introductory Ink Tanks, Manuals and Other Documents, Setup CD-ROM, Power Cord, Print Head, USB Cable, Canon 1 Year USA Warranty with InstantExchange Program.
-Canon SG-201 Photo Paper Plus Semi-Gloss, 13x19", 50 Sheets.
-1 - YEAR MEMBERSHIP TO ADOBE CC PHOTOGRAPHY PLAN
-1 - YEAR MEMBERSHIP TO KELBYONE ONLINE TRAINING

You could sell the printer and paper and end up with a 6D body for less than $1,000 after it's all said and done. That's cheaper for a brand new camera than a refurb directly from Canon at $1099.

Enjoy.

Thanks. this seems like a good deal right?

I recently upgraded to the 7D from the 40D and really like the 7D. Just a few little things like the noise thing but can clean it up pretty good in post. I mainly shoot portraits and was wondering if this would be worth the upgrade.

Thanks for the link.

JTbandy wrote in post #17696427
Thanks. this seems like a good deal right?

I recently upgraded to the 7D from the 40D and really like the 7D. Just a few little things like the noise thing but can clean it up pretty good in post. I mainly shoot portraits and was wondering if this would be worth the upgrade.

Thanks for the link.

Yes, this would be an upgrade. Whether it's worth it to you, only you can answer that...

The 6D is fabulous in low light, and the center focal point is incredible. If you use any of the outer points regularly, then I'd probably recommend keeping the 7D.

Thanks

smmokan wrote in post #17697405
Yes, this would be an upgrade. Whether it's worth it to you, only you can answer that...

The 6D is fabulous in low light, and the center focal point is incredible. If you use any of the outer points regularly, then I'd probably recommend keeping the 7D.