Sigma lens Black Friday deals anywhere?

Honestly I just found this thread and I am right there with you... it's been weeks of hunting and I'm still coming up empty handed. I am so frustrated because every time I think I found a deal, it looks like a total scam or some sketchy grey market site.

• been staring at my screen until my eyes hurt
• refreshing the same pages like a maniac
• checking my email every five minutes for some early access that never comes @Reply #2 - good point about the bundles, but honestly you gotta be so careful these days. I would suggest making sure to double check every seller because some of these deals look way too good to be true and I'm terrified of getting a dud lens. I have been trying to organize everything with this Amazon cart share tool just to stay sane, but it's just not happening. Seriously, I've been dealing with this since October and it's driving me nuts... we are all in the same boat and it's sinking fast lol.

Hey there! Oh, Black Friday lens hunting, I totally get that! I've been in your shoes, trying to snag a good deal on a Sigma Art lens. Honestly, for Sigma, I've found that the best deals usually pop up a bit *before* Black Friday itself, or sometimes on Cyber Monday. Keep an eye on the big retailers like B&H Photo, Adorama, and Amazon. They often have 'early bird' specials.

I was looking for a similar kind of lens last year, and I actually ended up getting a really good discount on the 35mm f/1.4 Art a week *before* Black Friday. So, my main tip would be to start watching those sites religiously now. Don't wait until Thanksgiving Day itself, you might miss out!

Also, be careful with bundled deals. Sometimes they look like a great saving, but the accessories they throw in aren't what you really need, so compare the total price to just buying the lens outright. I would suggest setting up price alerts on those retailer websites if they offer it. Good luck with your hunt!

Hey there! Totally understand the Black Friday lens hunt – it's the best time to snag those Sigma Art lenses. While everyone's focused on direct discounts, I've found that checking bundle deals or even refurbished options from reputable dealers can sometimes yield even better overall savings. For the 24-70mm f/2.8 DG DN, keep an eye on retailers that might pair it with a memory card or filter kit for a package price that's effectively a discount. And don't discount Sigma's own refurbished program; I've snagged amazing deals there with full warranty. It’s all about maximizing that value proposition, you know?

Hey there! Oh, hunting for those Sigma Art lenses on sale is definitely a good idea! I'm still pretty new to this whole photography thing myself, but I've been doing a *lot* of research on saving money. I think what's often overlooked is looking at slightly older models or even refurbished options. For example, instead of always aiming for the absolute latest 24-70mm f/2.8 DG DN, you might want to consider the previous generation if it's significantly cheaper. I've heard good things about the performance still being really solid. Also, be careful with just looking at the sticker price! Sometimes a retailer might offer a slightly smaller discount but throw in a freebie like a lens hood or a filter, which can add up. I'd suggest checking out B&H, Adorama, and even Amazon's refurbished section. Make sure to compare prices across a few sites right before Black Friday starts, because deals can pop up really unexpectedly. It's all about finding that sweet spot between price and quality, right? Good luck with your hunt!