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CHEAP: Ditch the amateur photography league with $1,610 off the Nikon D7500 megakit


CHEAP: Ditch the amateur photography league with $1,610 off the Nikon D7500 megakit
Product
D7500 megakit
Price
$1,040

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP!

If you’ve been itching to leave the amateur league and ditch your entry-level DSLR, now might be a good time — and we’ve got the perfect deal to make the move.

There’a killer deal on the Nikon D7500 20.9-megapixel camera — and it includes a ton of accessories like lenses, filters, and tripods. The full kit is on sale for just $1,040, down from $2,650. Check out the full list of accessories below:

  1. Nikon D7500 20.9MP DX-Format CMOS sensor Digital SLR body
  2. Nikon 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6G VR AF-P DX Nikkon lens
  3. Nikon AF Zoom-NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4-5.6G lens
  4. Telephoto 500mm f/8.0 T-mount lens (long)
  5. 55mm 2x telephoto lens
  6. 55mm macro close-up 4-piece filter kit
  7. Digital DSLR auto power slave flash
  8. 60″ camera video tripod
  9. 55mm wide-angle lens
  10. Sandisk ultra SDHC 32GB 80MB/s class 10 flash memory card
  11. Water-resistant, shockproof  SLR camera case
  12. 3-piece filter kit UV CPL FLD 55mm
  13. 62mm UV protector filter
  14. Hi-Speed SD USB card reader
  15. Camera and lens 3-piece cleaning kit
  16. Tri-fold memory card wallet
  17. LCD screen protectors
  18. T-mount adapter for Nikon SLR
  19. Tabletop tripod

The camera is a mid-range APS-C camera that’s good for still photography and some basic video shooting. As per reviews, it captures images with great details.

The body alone costs between $800-$900 on various sites. So, with loads of goodies bundled along with it, the Nikon D7500 mega kit for just $1,040 ($1,610 off) is an unmissable deal.

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