Easter's not over yet with Park Cameras promotion

The Easter eggs might have been reduced to crumbs, but you can still take advantage of Park Cameras’ special Easter promotion on selected mirrorless cameras plus lenses and accessories. Hurry though, as some offers end soon.

Park Cameras is a well-established retailer set up by the fondly remembered Reg Atkins, and remains a family business with physical stores in London and Burgess Hill, Sussex, as well as a comprehensive retail operation online.

Most recently, Park Cameras won a Good Service Award at our 2013 awards, and has received numerous other accolades in the past

Highlights of the Park Cameras Promotion

Sony A7 IV
You can get £250 off, using the voucher code SONY-250, bringing the price down to £1,929. Full details here.

What we said in our review: ‘Compared to its most obvious competitors, the Alpha 7 IV ups the ante thanks to its high-resolution sensor and sophisticated autofocus… For any serious enthusiast contemplating buying a new camera, it has to be right at the top of the list.’

$2,298 / £2,400 body only
$2,498 / £2,399 with 28-70mm zoom
33MP full-frame sensor
ISO 50-204,800 (extended)
10 frames per second shooting
3.68m-dot viewfinder
3in fully articulated touchscreen
5-axis in-body stabilisation
4K 30p video recording

Nikon Z8
On sale for £3789. You can trade in your existing interchangeable lens camera for a £100 bonus and add selected Nikon Z mount lenses to save up to £900. Full details here.

What we said in our review: ‘There’s certainly a case to be made that the Nikon Z8 eclipses its Canon and Sony rivals, and might just be the most accomplished all-rounder among all the high-end mirrorless cameras currently available.’

$4,864 / £3,999 (body-only) $5,886 / £4,839 (with 24-120mm lens)
45.7MP full-frame stacked CMOS sensor
ISO 64-25,600 (standard)
20 frames per second shooting in raw
3.69m-dot, 0.8x viewfinder
3.2in, 2.1m-dot 3-way tilting LCD
8K 30p video recording

Canon EOS R7 body
Available for £1,279. You can save £100 straight away and get another 5% off selected RF lenses when bought with the body. On this you’d also technically be eligible for up to £300 cashback using Canon’s Lens Reward scheme. Full details here.

What we said in our review: ‘overall, in our time with the Canon EOS R7, the camera performed almost flawlessly, with great results possible; the only issue being the lack of lens choice.’

New $1,757 / £1,379 body-only
New $2,229 / £1,749 with RF-S 18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM zoom
Used $1,477 / £1,159 (like new used condition)
32.5MP APS-C sensor
ISO 100-51,200 (extended)
30fps shooting
4K 60p video
2.36m-dot EVF
3in, 1.62m-dot vari-angle LCD

Canon EOS R5 body
Available from Park Cameras for £3,349 – you can save £950 in total (£500 instant save, and use voucher code CANON-450 for an extra £450 off). Full details here.

What we said in our review: ‘it’s incredibly versatile, capable of churning out superb high-resolution landscape shots as it is capturing high-speed action sequences at a blistering 20fps with continuous AF. The Canon EOS R5 is an ideal candidate for portrait, wedding and documentary photographers too.’

Canon RF-S 10-18mm F4.5-6.3 IS STM on EOS R50, in-hand

$3,399 / £3,999 body-only
45-million-pixel Dual Pixel CMOS AF sensor
DIGIC X image processor
ISO 100-51,200 (expandable to ISO 50-102,400)
5,940 selectable autofocus positions
5.76-million-dot electronic viewfinder
8K/30P, 4K/120p, Full HD 60p video
Twin card slot (CFexpress Type B and SD)

Panasonic LUMIX S5 II X + 70-200mm f/2.8 S Pro lens (offer ends April 3rd)
Available from Park Cameras for £3,098, saving £1000. Full details here.

What we said in our review: ‘the S5II is now a very serious alternative to the likes of the Canon EOS R6 Mark II, Nikon Z 6II, and Sony Alpha 7 IV, at a very keen price. It’s a particularly impressive tool for hybrid users who value video capability as highly as stills.’