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    Nice Price! Refurbished Canon EOS R3 Body $3499 (Reg $4799 retail)

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    The Canon USA store seems to have some EOS R3 camera bodies to move, you can grab one now for $3499! I don't think these will last long. As always, all refurbished gear from the Canon USA stores comes with a full 1-year Canon USA warranty.

    Canon EOS R3 Features

    • 24MP Full-Frame Stacked BSI CMOS Sensor
    • Dual Pixel CMOS AF II, Eye Control AF
    • 6K 60 Raw & 4K 120 10-Bit Internal Video
    • 30 fps E. Shutter, 12 fps Mech. Shutter
    • 5.76m-Dot EVF with 120 fps Refresh Rate
    • 3.2″ 4.2m-Dot Vari-Angle Touchscreen LCD
    • Sensor-Shift 5-Axis Image Stabilization
    • Multi-Function Shoe, Built-In Vert. Grip
    • CFexpress & SD UHS-II Memory Card Slots

    Canon EOS R3 Body $3499 (Reg $4799 retail)

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    1. Thanks for posting this, Craig (y) It is a great price. Looks like the promotion is running for 5 days, or while supplies last. I'm sure they will go fast and get picked up quickly.
    3. Not sure paying $4k for a 24mp stacked refurbished device when in a few ticks Canon will release the new 45mp stacked R5II for a few hundred more. In my opinion its simply not a good economical purchase at this point in time. The R5II will be released with functions not presently in the R3. Simply a case of marketing and timing.
    7. Me want Canon USA, me not want Canon Europe! :cry:
      Goecker in DK has 3 pcs R3 for 30.000DKK - you should be able to get the 25% VAT back as you don't live in Denmark (so 24.000DKK)

      Goecker told me that they were from company that had decided to switch to Sony(!). The bodies looked pretty good (I don't need a second body, so I didn't take a closer look).
    8. Goecker in DK has 3 pcs R3 for 30.000DKK - you should be able to get the 25% VAT back as you don't live in Denmark (so 24.000DKK)

      Goecker told me that they were from company that had decided to switch to Sony(!). The bodies looked pretty good (I don't need a second body, so I didn't take a closer look).
      Yes, right! I'd get the Danish VAT back, but would be charged 20% TVA by the French customs...
      Plus a 1000 km. roadtrip to Denmark and back! The better option for me will be to buy a fully taxed (thus legal) R3, R1 or R 5II from Panamoz. Grey import, but with 3 years warranty.
    9. Not sure paying $4k for a 24mp stacked refurbished device when in a few ticks Canon will release the new 45mp stacked R5II for a few hundred more. In my opinion its simply not a good economical purchase at this point in time. The R5II will be released with functions not presently in the R3. Simply a case of marketing and timing.

      Some folks don't want / need 45mp, or they already have an R5 and don't need the mark II version.
    12. Some folks don't want / need 45mp, or they already have an R5 and don't need the mark II version.
      And the R3 offers the world's best ergonomics. This matters too!
      And yes, Eye Control AF!
    14. Why can[t people understand that the sensor is the only thing that matters? The rest of the camera may as well be a cardboard box. Sheesh, this isn't hard!
      An excellent point to make!
    15. And the R3 offers the world's best ergonomics. This matters too!
      And yes, Eye Control AF!
      The R5 Mark II will have the Eye Control AF II, same performance level like what you get in Apple's Vision Pro and far better than what's in the R3. That's only one of many advanced AF features in the R5 II that didn't exist when the R3 was released back in 2021.
    16. The R5 Mark II will have the Eye Control AF II, same performance level like what you get in Apple's Vision Pro and far better than what's in the R3. That's only one of many advanced AF features in the R5 II that didn't exist when the R3 was released back in 2021.
      Are you sure that the R5 Mk2 will have Eye Control AF II? Seems like speculation and honestly it is a feature I would happily live without on either the R5 Mk2 or the R1. On the R3 the Eye Control AF never worked with eye glasses unless one use the R3 Eye Cup which was a PITA due to the size and it blocking the screen.
    17. Are you sure that the R5 Mk2 will have Eye Control AF II? Seems like speculation and honestly it is a feature I would happily live without on either the R5 Mk2 or the R1. On the R3 the Eye Control AF never worked with eye glasses unless one use the R3 Eye Cup which was a PITA due to the size and it blocking the screen.
      That was actually stated by a Canon senior manager during an interview with a photography website, I would like to say DPR, but I'm not so sure which one.

      They asked him about the response to the Eye Control AF function and he said that Canon were pleased with the response they got from their pros and that they are working on the second generation of the technology that will appear in several bodies, not just the next R1.

      Based on that statement, it's almost certain that both the R5 II and R1 will have the newer version of this technology. I can't imagine them holding it till the next R3 II release in 2025
    18. Why can[t people understand that the sensor is the only thing that matters? The rest of the camera may as well be a cardboard box. Sheesh, this isn't hard!
      I think the AF system is right up there with the sensor, when it comes to the fate of the picture. It's the one system that can make or break your photos.

      To me, sensors have crossed an imaginary line sometime around 2012 when we entered an era of diminished return but AF continues to improve with each generation and the benefits are undeniable for those who do sports and action photography.

      I don't need to update my camera because the sensor isn't cutting it anymore but I do for the newer generations of AF.
    19. I think the AF system is right up there with the sensor, when it comes to the fate of the picture. It's the one system that can make or break your photos.

      To me, sensors have crossed an imaginary line sometime around 2012 when we entered an era of diminished return but AF continues to improve with each generation and the benefits are undeniable for those who do sports and action photography.

      I don't need to update my camera because the sensor isn't cutting it anymore but I do for the newer generations of AF.
      Agreed. Improvements in AF is definitely a good reason to consider an upgrade.

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