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Home : October 30 2012 Computer News : Canon Rebel T4i 18MP DSLR, lens, more for $637 after rebate + free shipping

Canon Rebel T4i 18MP DSLR, lens, more for $637 after rebate + free shipping

October 30, 2012

Adorama offers the Canon EOS Rebel T4i 18-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera Body (pictured), model no. 6558B001, bundled with the Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Pancake Camera Lens, model no. 6310B002, Canon Pixma Pro9000 Mark II Photo Printer, model no. 3295B002, Canon Photo Semi-Gloss Paper Plus 13x19" 50-Pack, model no. 1686B064, and Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 and Premiere Elements 10, model no. B19879-WS, for $636.95 with free shipping via the instructions below. That's $50 under our mention from a week ago and the lowest total price we could find for these items by $180. The camera features a 3" vari-angle touchscreen LCD, 5 fps continuous shooting speed, and improved autofocus when compared to the T3i. It also features 1080p video recording, mini HDMI output, SDXC card slot, USB, and more. The printer features an 8-color ink system, up to 4800x2400 resolution, up to 13" x 19" borderless prints, image correction, USB connectivity, PictBridge support, and more. Rebate ends December 31. To get the deal: View the Canon EOS Rebel T4i 18-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera for $739 click "Save up to $111.00 with bundle" click "Save $368 on CANON EF 40 F2.8 STM LENS" and add that bundle for a total of $1,036.95 redeem this $400 mail-in rebate for a final price of $636.95

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