Canon C500 0% 2 Year Lease Promo Just Announced

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Canon just announced a 0% 2 Year Lease Promo on the C500 cameras.

$25,999/24 = $1084 a month

Registered C300 Owners can get a $3000 discount:

$25999 - $3000 = $22,999/24 = $958 a month

Canon Financial Lease App take about 5 minutes to complete. Canon takes about 4 hours to review:
http://www.texasmediasystems.com/PDFs/Canon_Lease_Credit_Application.pdf

The 0% Lease Promo runs from Nov 27 - Dec 31 2012 and includes the following Canon models:

Canon EOS C500 Cinema Camcorder Body - PL Mount - 6346B002

Canon EOS C500 Cinema Camcorder Body - EF Mount - 6345B002

Canon C300 EF Camera $14999/24 = $625 monthly

Canon C300 PL Camera $14999/24 = $625 monthly

Canon 14.5-60mm T2.6 EF Mount Cinema Zoom $42750/24 = $1782 monthly

Canon CN-E14.5-60mm T2.6 L SP PL Mount Cinema Zoom $42750/24 = $1782 monthly

Canon CN-E30-300mm T2.95-3.7 L SP PL Mount Cinema Zoom $44650/24 = $1861 monthly

Canon CN-E30-300mm T2.95-3.7 L S EF Mount Cinema Zoom $44650/24 = $1861 monthly
 

It's still incredible to me that a zoom lens can cost as much as a BMW. How is it that I can buy a luxury car made up of a ton of high quality steel and glass with a powerful engine and complex electronics that will drive me and my family comfortably all over the US for the same price as a single Canon cinema zoom lens.

Truly baffles my mind.
 
It's still incredible to me that a zoom lens can cost as much as a BMW. How is it that I can buy a luxury car made up of a ton of high quality steel and glass with a powerful engine and complex electronics that will drive me and my family comfortably all over the US for the same price as a single Canon cinema zoom lens.

Truly baffles my mind.

Same reason why people pay $100 for a bottle of prescription pills, when it cost the hospital only $3-4 dollars.

Or Birthday Cards, Cell phone plans, Jeans. There is a ton of stuff we over pay for that is upcharaged at least 1000% or more from what it actually costs to make.
 
Or Birthday Cards, Cell phone plans, Jeans. There is a ton of stuff we over pay for that is upcharaged at least 1000% or more from what it actually costs to make.

You are skirting the fact that it costs more to "make" a product than just raw material costs...or do you just charge your clients for the gas it takes to get you to the gig?
 
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