Everyone wants a great camera. For those looking for a higher than entry level DSLR this is apparently a bestseller backed with awards and brilliant reviews. You can buy it now at Amazon for £444 and get £40 Canon cashback (=£404) or you can pay a lot less here.
To get this deal you must buy instore and use your Amex card with the Spend £150 or more, get £50 back offer loaded on your account. Apparently, Jessops only recently started taking Amex cards
Canon EOS 700D Digital SLR + 18-55mm IS STM Lens
The Canon EOS 700D features an 18 megapixel sensor and Canon's Powerful DIGIC 5 processor for superb image quality. Shooting & viewing is easy with the vari-angle Clear View LCD II Touch screen. Keep up with the action with continuous shooting at up to 5 fps (frames per second) and make sure you get the perfect photo with Canon’s Scene Intelligent Auto mode which analyses the scene and selects the most appropriate cameras settings automatically.
Create high-quality low-noise images that are packed with detail
Shoot 18-megapixel photos and Full-HD video from the same camera
Movie Servo AF keeps moving subjects in focus when shooting video
Explore different shooting angles with a Vari-Angle Clear View LCD II Touch Screen
Get shooting quickly and easily with Scene Intelligent Auto
Superb image quality
Capture every detail with an 18-megapixel Hybrid CMOS AF sensor. The EOS 700D produces low-noise images that can be printed at large sizes or cropped for alternative compositions.
Full HD movies
Shoot video at 1080p resolution, enjoying the right level of automatic or manual control for you. Hybrid AF technology enables continuous focusing when shooting video, and the EOS 700D supports near-silent Movie Servo AF with compatible STM lenses. Record stereo sound with a built-in or external microphone.
Keep up with fast moving action
Track moving subjects even if they move across the scene with an autofocus system comprising 9 cross-type AF points. Continuous shooting at 5 fps for bursts of up to 22 shots means you’ll never miss that moment.
Explore new angles
Compose photos and movies from new and interesting angles using the EOS 700D’s Vari-angle 7.7cm (3.0”) 3:2 ratio Clear View LCD II Touch screen. Shoot over the top of crowds, or go for a dramatic ground-level viewpoint.
Touch-screen control
The EOS 700D is easy to use from the moment you first pick it up. Shoot and focus with a single tap of the camera’s touch screen, and use pinch and swipe gestures to navigate when reviewing images.
Scene Intelligent Auto
Shoot great pictures easily. Canon’s Scene Intelligent Auto mode analyses the scene and selects the most appropriate cameras settings automatically.
Taking your next creative steps
Choose from and preview a range of Creative filter effects, including Grainy Black & White, Toy Camera and Miniature effect. Theme-based scene modes automatically pick the right settings for the subject being photographed, while Creative Auto mode offers more control over factors like background blur, via an intuitive interface.
Take complete control
When you’re ready to advance your photography choose to Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority or Manual mode for complete control over your images.
Low-light performance
Take great pictures even in low light, shooting without flash to capture the true ambience of an occasion. The EOS 700D features an ISO sensitivity range of ISO 100-12800 (extendable to ISO 25600).
Great results in difficult conditions
HDR Backlight Control mode captures three different exposures and combines them into one, retaining shadow and highlight detail. The EOS 700D’s Hand Held Night Scene mode captures multiple images at fast shutter speeds and blends them together for a blur-free result.
Amex Offer Expires 31/12/2016
Spend £150 or more, get £50 back
Save to Card to get a £50 statement credit on a transaction of £150 in-store and online at Jessops by 31 December 2016. Offer valid every time for the first 50,000 Cardmembers to save. Terms and payment restrictions apply.
bb8 :wink:
Top comments
Ruffuz
9 Dec 164#2
You will need to ask Jessops to put through payment with three transactions on your Amex card of:
Why would they allow it?
SirHugo to pgb077
13 Dec 163#32
Yes - as of today. On both cards that I used.
Latest comments (55)
bavi014
22 Jan 17#54
has anybody got canon cashback so far? i filed it on 31 dec and still not received
cmahey to bavi014
22 Jan 17#55
Yes, I have.
Best thing to do is ring the number and the put it through a lot quicker. Will still take a week or two.
I think the number was in terms and conditions.
karl.pestell
1 Jan 171#53
Sorry appreciate the offer had closed now but yes, got the money back yesterday so very happy
katquinn82
31 Dec 162#52
Big thanks to poster, popped back into jessops today after buying the EOS 700d with the double lens kit (paid £489 on xmas eve) refunded today and repurchased for slight increase in price to £499 and bought the OH the lens he wanted for £699 and opted for the £79 accidental damage for 3yrs on camera/lense package total £1277, put it through in eight transactions (7 x £150 and 1 x £227) Amex have sent 8 emails confirming offer redeemed so £400 Amex credit and just registered for canon £40 cash back so £837 altogether. Massive saving and won't have to worry about losing money on camera if he ever wants to upgrade though on other hand I have spent £348 more than intended though he hopefully will be a happy one next time we see a bear. Just needs to learn to use it now!
cmahey
29 Dec 16#51
The cashback took 3 working days for mine on both occasions.
bavi014
29 Dec 16#50
did you get £150 back yet on your account?
bavi014
29 Dec 16#49
canon 700d or 750d? I come from sx240hs point and shoot background
karl.pestell
27 Dec 162#48
That's the one part that I'm kicking myself for. Total was £579 so should have chucked in a few filters to push it over £600 but I'm happy with the £150 back
karl.pestell
27 Dec 16#46
So looks to be working still. Purchased a new camera today, 3x £200 transactions and got the email confirming all 3
morgie to karl.pestell
27 Dec 16#47
Great, no reason it shouldn't be on still if saved to card. Why not 4 x £150 though?
Mangoon
27 Dec 16#45
It was available to the 50,000 who took up the offer from their account, rather than the first 50,000 who used the offer, or that is how I read it.
The unwritten rule of all these things is never call the company!
karl.pestell
27 Dec 16#43
Anyone confirm this is still working? Last comment was 3 days ago so before I drop in tomorrow want to make sure it's still under 50,000 people and active
cmahey to karl.pestell
27 Dec 16#44
Call ahead and find out!
cmahey
23 Dec 16#42
Just to give you all a heads up, I've just spoken with a branch (Bromley) about the offer and OF COURSE there was some who tried to profiteer heavily from it and they are in the process of pulling the offer!
So, call the branch ahead if you are considering using the offer.
Thanks for this, I ended up purchasing a Nikon 7200 with 5 transactions and cash back for 465. Seriously helpful salesman who laughed about splitting up the payments.
5 emails from Amex already.
Towans15
15 Dec 161#38
Purchased the 1300D, two lenses, 3 year insurance WITH Free Tripod and 32GB SD Card for £484, the guys at the Oxford Street branch were great, they split the invoice into three which meant that I got back £150 from Amex using same card, received confirmation email more or less immediately, plus another £20 Canon Cashback which brought it all down to £314 - BARGAIN. Well done Amex
twinkle
14 Dec 16#37
I think that deal is home delivery only
cmahey
14 Dec 16#36
So, to confirm to you all that my cashback has come through from Amex for £200 on each card. So a total of £400!
Seems as though some prices have changed so be careful when purchasing and be thrifty about whether the deals are good or not.
I purchased this today but added an accessories bundle to take it over £600. Paid 2 X £150 transactions on one card, then 2 X £150 transactions on a different card. All 4 transactions tracked straight away (email from Amex). Hopefully all goes through fine.
Just found this tonight which I missed so I'll go back to the shop and speak to them. Basically £10 more than the link above but get the accessories bundle included. Would have had £50 to spend on something else had I gone for this instead.
If the transaction splitting really works, it would be best deal
dcx_badass
10 Dec 16#25
I'm in Leeds, so it's a bit far unfortunately :disappointed:
Also it looks like I way undervalued my 1000D, seems to be worth about £100-150.
cmahey
10 Dec 16#24
Generally speaking, they are charged a percentage based on the value of the transaction. So probably no biggie to them as it's pretty much the same as if it was 1 larger transaction.
nipstyler
10 Dec 161#23
Fair play to the OP for this cashback idea. In regards to Amex it's not just small businesses that refuse Amex. I had an Amex company credit card for 8 years and found at least 50 percent of the time it wasn't accepted. Many Airlines, hotels and national restaurant chains also don't accept it because it's the highest cost to the retailer.... Other than diners club obviously. We ended up moving to a Mastercard and I've never had a problem since.
Towans15
10 Dec 16#22
Great spot, will be buying mine on Monday as there is no store near me.
cmahey
10 Dec 16#19
I'll be trying this today, will let you all know how I get on. I did call the store to ask and they said it should be fine.
For reference, I have 2 Amex's so I'll switch between the 2 to split up the transactions.
wolfraider to cmahey
10 Dec 16#20
I went into Oxford Street the other day and they were more than happy to split transaction across multiple Amex cards. They really wanted me to buy the camera. :smile:
ngiollaeaspaig
10 Dec 16#18
I'm in NY right now but would be happy to meet in London and do this - I'll be back on the 20th
dcx_badass
10 Dec 16#17
Wow, I wish I had an Amex Card. If anyone wants to get this and I'll give them £200 + my Canon 1000D with 18-55mm lens let me know (so you get an SLR for £50 and I get an upgrade).
jumpinoffthbed
10 Dec 16#16
I don't have an Amex card, is £404 a good deal for this?
wolfraider
10 Dec 161#15
According to the Jessops worker I spoke to yesterday they only just started accepting Amex in the last couple of days.
terrestris
10 Dec 16#14
After Jessops came back from the dead (so to speak), the guys in store said they no longer took Amex. Been ordering online with PayPal to get round this - anyone any idea when this changed?
pauljanet
10 Dec 16#10
Does anyone actually have Amex. A card few retailers accept.
ThePasty to pauljanet
10 Dec 16#11
American Express Credit Cards are excepted at pretty much every place Visa & MasterCard are with the exception of small independent retailers and charity shops.
American Express Charge Cards & Diners Charge Cards are accepted hardly anywhere.
People get these confused all the time.
I have an Amex Credit Card and never think twice about using it, have only ever been told it wasn't accepted at a small independent shop in a fishing village.
Ruffuz to pauljanet
10 Dec 161#13
Welcome to 2016, where amex is accepted in majority of stores.
Tunner
10 Dec 16#12
Dunelm don't take Amex as I found out on Thursday
Myasinax
10 Dec 161#9
Perhaps there is an option to buy vouchers at Jessops or charge type card that you can purchase at Jessops over 3 days using the same Amex card (if multiple purchases are allowed) and use those to purchase the camera once complete?
bb8
9 Dec 16#8
They always have unlimited use when they specify "Offer valid every time"
Ruffuz
9 Dec 161#7
That makes sense.
Multiple cashback on one card not really.
SirHugo
9 Dec 162#6
Hmmmn...
I purchased a 'collect in store' order today and split the payments over two Amex cards and received 'redeemed' confirmation emails for both transactions.
However, whether you can make multiple transactions on a single card and receive more than one £50 cashback is very debatable. No-one on the Amex thread has confirmed this yet - so this bargain is very theoretical.
And no bb8 - it hasn't been tried and tested. I suggest you try and let us know the result.
pity2010
9 Dec 161#5
when you use amex card they will refund £50 for only for one transection. you can get only £50 for the three transection.
Ruffuz
9 Dec 161#4
Doesn't make any sense as they're losing money that way.
Ruffuz
9 Dec 164#2
You will need to ask Jessops to put through payment with three transactions on your Amex card of:
Why would they allow it?
bb8 to Ruffuz
9 Dec 161#3
Because they want your business. And yes it has been tried and tested :wink:
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Opening post
Everyone wants a great camera. For those looking for a higher than entry level DSLR this is apparently a bestseller backed with awards and brilliant reviews. You can buy it now at Amazon for £444 and get £40 Canon cashback (=£404) or you can pay a lot less here.
To get this deal you must buy instore and use your Amex card with the Spend £150 or more, get £50 back offer loaded on your account. Apparently, Jessops only recently started taking Amex cards
See the following post for more details on this:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/amex-jessops-spend-150-get-50-back-offer-valid-every-time-spend-until-31-12-16-2568130
The camera with lens costs £479.00 in total
You will need to ask Jessops to put through payment with three transactions on your Amex card of:
1st transaction £160
2nd transaction £160
3rd transaction £159
Each time you will get £50 back from Amex, thereby claiming £150 back
Take off another £40 when you claim cashback with Canon and you only pay £289 Happy Days :wink:
https://www.canon.co.uk/cashback/current-cashback/
Reviews:
http://www.whatdigitalcamera.com/roundup/cameracomparison-roundup/canon-eos-100d-vs-canon-eos-700d-2973/8
http://www.photographyblog.com/reviews/canon_eos_700d_review/
http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/canon/canon-eos-700d
https://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B00BYOY9AS/ref=cm_cr_dp_see_all_summary?ie=UTF8&reviewerType=all_reviews&showViewpoints=1&sortBy=helpful
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Canon EOS 700D Digital SLR + 18-55mm IS STM Lens
The Canon EOS 700D features an 18 megapixel sensor and Canon's Powerful DIGIC 5 processor for superb image quality. Shooting & viewing is easy with the vari-angle Clear View LCD II Touch screen. Keep up with the action with continuous shooting at up to 5 fps (frames per second) and make sure you get the perfect photo with Canon’s Scene Intelligent Auto mode which analyses the scene and selects the most appropriate cameras settings automatically.
Create high-quality low-noise images that are packed with detail
Shoot 18-megapixel photos and Full-HD video from the same camera
Movie Servo AF keeps moving subjects in focus when shooting video
Explore different shooting angles with a Vari-Angle Clear View LCD II Touch Screen
Get shooting quickly and easily with Scene Intelligent Auto
Superb image quality
Capture every detail with an 18-megapixel Hybrid CMOS AF sensor. The EOS 700D produces low-noise images that can be printed at large sizes or cropped for alternative compositions.
Full HD movies
Shoot video at 1080p resolution, enjoying the right level of automatic or manual control for you. Hybrid AF technology enables continuous focusing when shooting video, and the EOS 700D supports near-silent Movie Servo AF with compatible STM lenses. Record stereo sound with a built-in or external microphone.
Keep up with fast moving action
Track moving subjects even if they move across the scene with an autofocus system comprising 9 cross-type AF points. Continuous shooting at 5 fps for bursts of up to 22 shots means you’ll never miss that moment.
Explore new angles
Compose photos and movies from new and interesting angles using the EOS 700D’s Vari-angle 7.7cm (3.0”) 3:2 ratio Clear View LCD II Touch screen. Shoot over the top of crowds, or go for a dramatic ground-level viewpoint.
Touch-screen control
The EOS 700D is easy to use from the moment you first pick it up. Shoot and focus with a single tap of the camera’s touch screen, and use pinch and swipe gestures to navigate when reviewing images.
Scene Intelligent Auto
Shoot great pictures easily. Canon’s Scene Intelligent Auto mode analyses the scene and selects the most appropriate cameras settings automatically.
Taking your next creative steps
Choose from and preview a range of Creative filter effects, including Grainy Black & White, Toy Camera and Miniature effect. Theme-based scene modes automatically pick the right settings for the subject being photographed, while Creative Auto mode offers more control over factors like background blur, via an intuitive interface.
Take complete control
When you’re ready to advance your photography choose to Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority or Manual mode for complete control over your images.
Low-light performance
Take great pictures even in low light, shooting without flash to capture the true ambience of an occasion. The EOS 700D features an ISO sensitivity range of ISO 100-12800 (extendable to ISO 25600).
Great results in difficult conditions
HDR Backlight Control mode captures three different exposures and combines them into one, retaining shadow and highlight detail. The EOS 700D’s Hand Held Night Scene mode captures multiple images at fast shutter speeds and blends them together for a blur-free result.
Amex Offer Expires 31/12/2016
Spend £150 or more, get £50 back
Save to Card to get a £50 statement credit on a transaction of £150 in-store and online at Jessops by 31 December 2016. Offer valid every time for the first 50,000 Cardmembers to save. Terms and payment restrictions apply.
bb8 :wink:
Top comments
Why would they allow it?
Latest comments (55)
Best thing to do is ring the number and the put it through a lot quicker. Will still take a week or two.
I think the number was in terms and conditions.
The unwritten rule of all these things is never call the company!
So, call the branch ahead if you are considering using the offer.
5 emails from Amex already.
Seems as though some prices have changed so be careful when purchasing and be thrifty about whether the deals are good or not.
http://www.jessops.com/online.store/categories/products/canon/eos-700d-digital-slr-18-55mm-is-stm-lens-75-300mm-dc-iii-lens-97095/show.html
Just found this tonight which I missed so I'll go back to the shop and speak to them. Basically £10 more than the link above but get the accessories bundle included. Would have had £50 to spend on something else had I gone for this instead.
http://www.jessops.com/online.store/categories/products/canon/eos-700d-digital-slr-18-55mm-is-stm-lens-75-300mm-dc-iii-lens-accessories-bundle-111327/show.html
I think it's 3 working days, so mine should be tomorrow.
Also, got 7 emails from American Express saying I have redeemed the offer.
I will await the cashback before doing anything otherwise return them!
No risk and worth it if you have the time, a car, willing to pay for parking and petrol. No guarantees, but worth a punt as they say.
I bought a Canon 750d and 760d. They also have Canon cashback and also Jessops are giving an additional £50 off per camera!
If the transaction splitting really works, it would be best deal
Also it looks like I way undervalued my 1000D, seems to be worth about £100-150.
For reference, I have 2 Amex's so I'll switch between the 2 to split up the transactions.
American Express Charge Cards & Diners Charge Cards are accepted hardly anywhere.
People get these confused all the time.
I have an Amex Credit Card and never think twice about using it, have only ever been told it wasn't accepted at a small independent shop in a fishing village.
Multiple cashback on one card not really.
I purchased a 'collect in store' order today and split the payments over two Amex cards and received 'redeemed' confirmation emails for both transactions.
However, whether you can make multiple transactions on a single card and receive more than one £50 cashback is very debatable. No-one on the Amex thread has confirmed this yet - so this bargain is very theoretical.
And no bb8 - it hasn't been tried and tested. I suggest you try and let us know the result.
Why would they allow it?
:wink: