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These Bargain Priced Mirrorless Cameras Are Under $600 Each!

Brett Day
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10/30/2020
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We’ve found some great deals on presets as well as these incredible Mirrorless cameras.

In 2020, you don’t have to spend a fortune to get a very capable Mirrorless camera. In fact, you can get your hands on Mirrorless cameras that will do a top job for under $600. The Olympus EPL9 can be yours for just $449! The Sony a6000 is a bargain at $548, and so is the Canon M50 at just $579. You can even get your hands on a Panasonic GX85 with two lenses for only $597.99. In all, we have found a dozen Mirrorless cameras under $600 that will amaze you. We’ve also found top deals on presets too. You can get 5,100 Lightroom presets for only $29, learn Lightroom with Serge Ramelli for only $37, and pick up over 7.000 LUTs for $39. Check out all the deals on Mirrorless cameras and more after the break.

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We’ve reviewed countless Mirrorless cameras, including the Sony a6000, the Canon EOS M50, and the Olympus EPL9. Be sure to read the reviews so you can make a more informed purchasing decision. Act fast on the deals listed below, though. They won’t last long.

Mirrorless Cameras Under $600

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Canon EOS M100 Mirrorless Camera w/15-45mm Lens $449

Canon G7 X Mark II $499 (Save $130)

Canon EOS M200 EF-M 15-45mm Lens $549

Canon EOS M50 $579

Olympus Tough TG-6 Waterproof Camera $379 (Save $70)

Olympus PEN E-PL9 Body Only $449

Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III Camera Body $449

Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III Camera Kit with 14-42mm EZ Lens $499

E-M10 Mark III EZ OLK with 45mm f1.8 Black $579

PANASONIC LUMIX G7 4K Mirrorless Camera, with 14-42mm MEGA O.I.S. Lens $527.98 (Save $304.91)

Panasonic LUMIX GX85 4K Digital Camera, 12-32mm and 45-150mm Lens Bundle $597.99

Sony Alpha a6000 Mirrorless Digital Camera $548

Become a Photowhoa Plus Member for just $99

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You can now sign up for a Plus Membership from Photowhoa for just $99 per year! This membership will save you 20% on all of their items. It will also score you six free photography bundles per year too! This is a bargain of a deal at just $99! If you buy tutorials or preset packs regularly, you’ll save a ton!

Presets, Guides, and More

Duotone Photoshop Effects Bundle $19 (Save $25)

SEO 101 For Photographers $15 (Save $24.99)

The Ultimate Photoshop Luminosity Mask Courses Bundle $29 (Save $20.20)

CutOut 8 Pro: The Best Photo Cropping Software $29 (Save $70)

The Ultimate 1000+ Sky Overlays Bundle $29 (Save $47)

38 Creative Photoshop Actions In 1 Bundle $29 (Save $502)

5100+ Lightroom Photo Presets Bundle $29

Affinity Photo Presets Bundle $29.95 (Save $870.05)

2000+ Luminar Presets Advanced Bundle $29.99 (Save $60)

Lightroom Masterclass With Serge Ramelli $37 (Save $20)

7000 Professional LUTs To Revamp Color Grade $39 (Save $460)

Lightroom & Photoshop Tips And Tricks By Frank Doorhof $39 (Save $60)

Lifetime Cloud Storage Plans For Pro Photographers $39.99 – $99.99

Nude Shooting And Processing Workshop $69 (Save $105)

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