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Bronica Student Discounts to 51%
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Discounts or Tamron directly...
What's Available?
ETRSi Kit: $1450.50
(ETRSi Camera Body, Waist-Level Finder E, Ei120 Film Back, PE75mm F/2.8 Lens)
SQ-Ai Kit: $1894.35
(SQ-Ai Camera Body, Waist-Level Finder S, SQ-i 120 Film Back, PS80mm F/2.8 Lens)
SQ-B Kit: $1240.68
(includes SQ-B Camera body, 120 back, waist-level finder and PS/B 80mm F/2.8 Lens)
GS-1 Kit: $2182.95
(GS-1 Camera Body, Waist-level Finder G, G120 Film Back, PG 100mm F/3.5 Lens)
Or these individual items at 51% off list:
Body only
All Finders
All Backs
All Lenses
Speed Grips
Motor Winders/Drives
Mamiya Student Discounts
From: Razzy Q [email protected]
Subject: Response to student looking for MF for street photo,
suggestions?
Date: 1998-04-07
Nathaniel
If you're a full-time photography student, know that you are eligible to purchase Mamiya cameras under its PEPP scheme at substantial discounts. Many Mamiya dealers keep mum about this scheme so you'll have to ask them about PEPP prices. The Mamiya 645 Pro TL which sells for about US$1599 at B&H, is sold to students at US$1139 under the PEPP scheme. Find out from Mamiya whether you qualify. Cheers... Razzy.
Hasselblad Student Discounts(?)
rec.photo.equipment.medium-format
From: [email protected] (Timothy Schooler)
[1] Re: Hassy student discounts??
Date: Thu Apr 16 18:38:29 CDT 1998
Actually, they do have a student purchase program. Last year it was
a discount on the 501C kit, plus a free A12 back. Try calling
Hasselblad, or check with a dealer. I know Del's Camera is usually
up to date on the program, I'm sure others are as well. I don't
think it runs all year though.
From: "Junction" [email protected]
Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.medium-format
Subject: Re: Hassy student discounts??
Date: Sat, 18 Apr 1998
I purchaced a chrome 501CM , 80mm CB w/ a A12 for 2595.00 and got 1000.00
back from Hassy
From: [email protected] (Sinar Bron)
Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.large-format
Subject: Re: Sinar offers for Photo Students in US?
Date: 28 May 1998
I was wondering if Sinar has a discount or interest free installment
program for photo students in the US?
Cheers
Jimmy Fok
Singapore
Yes we do, but of course only for the US - we can't ship to Singapore.
Contact [email protected] for more information.
- Jeff Isaacs
Sinar Bron Imaging
From Medium Format Digest:
From: nick silvestri [email protected]
Subject: Response to medium format discounts/special offers?
Date: 1998-10-17
greg is correct. mamiya does offer a student discount (the pepp
program, ask your dealer about it). it is about 50% off the list
price, which is about 30% off the retail price. you must be a full
time continuing student. be aware that some of the specials that
mamiya runs are better than the student discount (e.g. the rz67 pro ii
value system special on right now, (body, 110mm lens, standard
viewfinder and back) is about $300 less than the student price for the
same equipment.
good luck
From: "Bob Salomon" [email protected]
Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.medium-format
Subject: Re: Advice On Medium Format Mono-Rail Cameras Please
Date: Sat, 04 Sep 1999
Then you will be happy to know that the new Linhof Kardan M 45 monorail will
be less than $1000.00.
Not inexpensive but far less than the other Linhofs.
This will be an 18" geared rail camera with interchangeable bellows and full
rise/fall/swing/tilt (on axis) in front and back.
If, by chance you are a student in a degree granting U.S. college or an
instructor their or the school itself the camera will sell for $850.00 under
our educational discount plan.
--
HP Marketing Corp. U.S. distributor for Amazon, Braun, Gepe, Giottos,
Heliopan, HP Combi Plan T, Kaiser fototechnik, KoPho cases, Linhof, Pro
Release, Rimowa, Rodenstock, Sirostar 2000
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2000
From: "Wayne D" [email protected]
Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.medium-format
Subject: Re: P67II Problems vs RZ vs P645
One thing (again) that I didn't mention is that Mamiya America has a
"student" pricelist that will save you about 25% off of B&H's prices if
you are a full-time photography student (all you have to do is enroll at a
community college for a semester), it is not combinable with rebate offers
unfortunately. If you have an interest in this you should contact them
through their website.
...
From Hasselblad Mailing List:
Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000
From: R Barr [email protected]
Subject: Re: Smile Photo; was US prices on Hasselblad
Full time students, with documentation, can get NEW backs for $533 (A24),
$466 (A12). A 40mm CFE distagon goes for $2574. The list goes on and on.
Almost everything is on there. They do have some guidelines, but they
aren't too bad. You can't resell the products for 24 months, and they must
be ordered from and authorized Hasselblad USA dealer. The Carribean price
for a new 40 is around $3200, no tax.
From Hasselblad Mailing List;
Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2000
From: Henry Posner/B&H Photo-Video [email protected]
Subject: HERO Program
Details of the HERO program for students enrolled full-time in an
accredited photography program in the United States is available at
HERO = Hasselblad Educational Rewards Offer.
--
regards,
Henry Posner
Director of Sales and Training
B&H Photo-Video, and Pro-Audio Inc.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com
From: [email protected] (Gerald_Zani)
Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.medium-format
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001
Subject: Re: Bronica RF 645 student price
Bronica now lists the RF645 price under the Student Purchase program. The
prices are great!
RF645 Kit (cat. #RF4020): $1119.30
(includes RF645 Rangefinder camera body, RF65mm F/4 Lens)
RF4210 RF45mm F/4.0 w/ External Viewfinder
(�58mm)
$384.30
RF4215 RF135mm F/4.5 (�62mm)
$349.30
Jerry
From: "joeomar" [email protected] Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.medium-format Date: Sat, 23 Mar 2002 Subject: Re: If Medium format really is dying from digitalis If there was something in LF that I could easily backpack up a mountain I'd think about it. MF is heavy enough. As far as the Nikon 8000, they wouldn't give me a timeframe. The person in queue ahead of me has been waiting about 4 weeks. I could look at other solutions but I'm not in any hurry to spend more money. Mamiya has this rebate program going: camera purchases get you a $500 coupon for future Mamiya products, and lens purchases get a $250 coupon. Unfortunately, the only Mamiya products I was interested in buying are cameras and lenses. So, when I bought my 645, I applied the $500 coupon against a 55 - 110 zoom lens, and then I applied the $250 rebate coupon from THAT against a 105 - 210 zoom. The $250 rebate coupon from THAT is going for a film back. Thank God there's no coupon rebate for film backs. I can't afford many more of these bargains. I didn't even really WANT the film back, I just ran out of Mamiya products to buy. It took the photo shop three tries to write up the purchases correctly anyway. My HOME wasn't this complicated to buy.
From Leica Mailing List: Date: Tue, 09 Apr 2002 From: Jim Brick [email protected] Subject: [Leica] Re: Has Leica ever offered a student discount program? Don't know about Leica, but my daughter (music/photography major) just bought some Hasselblad equipment via Hasselblad's student discount program. Fantastic program. She saved around 1/3 off of the Hasselblad net price. One can purchase only one of each item and that item only once each year. Also, the equipment is registered to the student at Hasselblad USA before it leaves there. And, there is only a certain amount of equipment actually allotted to the student discount program. And, the student's curriculum, instructor's signature and proof of employment must accompany the equipment purchase request. This tends to discourage the buy/sell for profit folks. Jim