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Black Friday may have become cyber this year, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t savings to be had. To help you out I’ve scoured the web for the best camera kits at the best prices. Whether you want a cheeky present for yourself or you’re looking to buy something for your camera-curious friends and family, read on for my personal 2020 Black Friday recommendations.

Fujifilm Instax SQ6 – was £129.99, now £89

Fujifilm Instax SQ6 by John Lewis

A perfect gift for the enthusiast or the aesthetic individual, the Fujifilm Instax series has become a bit of a modern icon. The Instax is Fuji’s answer to the instant camera and is based off of the Polaroid. Just like the Polaroid, it shoots, develops and prints photos. The SQ6 comes with some handy features too, such as exposure correction, three separate shooting modes, colour filters for the flash, and a mirror on the front for taking selfies. This deal won’t stick around for long with many retailers already selling out.

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Fuji X-E3 – was £799, now £579

Fuji X-E3 by PARK Cameras

The Fuji X-E3 is a compact rangefinder-style camera that’s perfect for someone who wants a top-quality camera that doesn’t take up too much space. It has Fuji’s beautiful 24.3 megapixel X-Trans CMOS III APS-C sensor, 4K video capabilities and a touch screen. With a dense plastic and metal construction, this camera is sure to perform for years to come. It takes Fuji’s excellent XF lenses so you have plenty of upgrade options.

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GoPro HERO9 Bundle – was £529.98, now £329.98

GoPro HERO9 Bundle by GoPro

GoPro has become a household name. Their cameras can be put through some truly awful situations and come out looking good as new. The HERO9 camera has their impressive digital stabilisation and, in true GoPro fashion, is practically indestructible. This bundle deal includes HERO9 Black Camera, Handler, Magnetic Swivel Clip, Spare Battery, 32GB SD Card, and a one year subscription to GoPro, which gives you access to camera replacement services and unlimited cloud storage.

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Zhiyun Crane M2 Gimbal – was £219, now £179

Zhiyun Crane M2 Gimbal by WEX Photo Video

Love taking videos at home? Take them to the next level with the Zhiyun Crane M2. Using some witchcraft (and servos), the Zhiyun creates buttery smooth camera movement by stabilizing your camera. This model is designed for compact cameras, action cameras and smartphones. Buy a smartphone tripod adaptor to attach your phone to and capture some pro-looking videos.

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Lomography.com

If you know the name then you’ll either love or hate it. Regardless of your opinions, these guys having some stellar savings on their wacky experimental photo products. Here’s my top picks:

Lomo Fisheye One – was £49, now £20.93

Lomo Fisheye One by Lomography

A tiny 35mm camera with a ludicrous 170° fisheye lens. Perfect for skateboarding portfolios and 90s grunge album covers.

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Neptune Convertible Art Lens System – was £499, now £381.65

Neptune Convertible Art Lens System by Lomography

I’ll admit, this lens system probably isn’t for everyone. With its unusual modular element system, you can have 35mm, 50mm and 80mm. It has macro-focus capabilities and two aperture mechanisms for maximum creativity. It’s a niche system, but undoubtedly fun.

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Experimental Lens Kit for Micro 4/3rds – was £79, now £10.76

Experimental Lens Kit for Micro 4/3rds by Lomography

If you own a micro 4/3rd camera (such as an Olympus), this kit is an absolute steal. With 3 separate lenses, you’re able to capture the iconic Lomo-look without having to fork out on film or developing.

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Fujifilm GFX 50s – was £4,899, now £3,999

Fujifilm GFX 50s by Lomography

If money is no object and you want to impress your pro photographer friends, this is the camera for you. The GFX 50s is arguably the most affordable and impressive medium format camera on the market today. Inside its DSLR-sized body lies a staggering 50-megapixel 43.8mm x 32.9mm sensor. Purists will tell you that the sensor isn’t a true medium format sensor, but they’re just jealous. With £900 off, it’s a seriously impressive piece of kit for the price. Just think – all of this can be yours for the price of a 2012 Ford Fiesta!

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There’s the best deals I could dig up this year. New deals are being announced every day, so remember to keep an eye out for those savings! Amazon, Wex Photo Video, Argos and Currys are great places to visit for camera deals – and don’t forget about Cyber Monday.

Happy hunting friends, and good luck!