Find the best price drops, as well as the best deals on photography equipment, with our new Price Tracking system.
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The ePHOTOzine team are excited to announce that we've launched a new Price Tracking system that we believe photographers will find incredibly useful.
With the new Price Tracking system, you can find the best price drops on equipment, see daily photography deals and receive email alerts when a product you're wanting to purchase reaches your ideal price on Amazon UK (you can find it under the shop tab in the menu).
Price Tracking system at a glance:
- Find the best price drops
- Browse the best deals on photography equipment
- Track prices via email alerts
The 'top photography price drops', which are compared to yesterday's Amazon UK price, can be found on our 'Best Photography Deals' page along with products where today's price is lower than the 90-day average.
Prices are collected in the early hours of the morning and the deals page is refreshed daily at 7am*.
Commenting on the new Price Tracking system, ePHOTOzine's Managing Director, Tracey Jennings said: "Upgrading the site and providing innovative tools our members can use while they peruse ePHOTOzine are two key factors we are always focused on.
Our Web Developer, Rick, has worked incredibly hard to bring the Price Tracking system into fruition and the whole team are very excited to see the site upgrade now live. We believe it's an incredibly useful tool that will make it easier for ePHOTOzine members to save money when purchasing equipment."
Sign Up For Price Drop Alerts
As mentioned, as well as getting up-to-date information on deals, you can sign-up to our new price drop alert emails. By doing so, you can select an ideal price you'd like a specific lens, camera or accessory to reach and when it does, we'll send you an email alert so you don't miss out.
The easiest way to do this is to find the product you'd like to receive alerts about in our review section, and click the 'price tracking' button found at the top of the page. This will take you to the 'buy now' section of the review where there's a simple drop-down you can use to select your ideal goal price and then all you have to do is click 'submit'.
You'll also see a chart that's tracked the price of that specific product for the last 90-days as well as the highest and lowest prices.
*Prices may change or products become out of stock on Amazon UK.
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27 Sep 2017 7:24PM-
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28 Sep 2017 8:32AMFurthermore, as an aside, I'd like to add that without so-called 'advertising' that some members like to complain about, there would be no site.
Hope that helps clear any confusion.
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30 Sep 2017 7:44AMOn top of last years steep hike.
100-400mm is now £1800!
If this level of yearly increase continues, the moniker 'the new Leica' will be apt!
Pity my salary not goin up at the same rate
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4 Oct 2017 5:22PMQuote:.......
Furthermore, as an aside, I'd like to add that without so-called 'advertising' that some members like to complain about, there would be no site.
Tracey, I for one, have no objection to advertising per se, I do however object when the boundaries between advertising (or sponsorship) and news/features become fluid or blurred, as they often do. Can I assume that if I click on one of the price buttons below nearly every product review (and the new price comparison feature) that takes me to A mazon (always?) that the button is not either paid for by A mazon or EPZ doesn't get a referral fee if I were to buy the product? If EPZ is not getting some sort of fee then why aren't there buttons to some of the better UK retailers i.e SRS, WEX, Jessops, Park etc, etc ?
If EPZ is getting some sort of fee/commission/percentage, call it what you will, from A mazon and advertising is such a good thing (which I'm not disputing) then why is it not made clear that the links/buttons are not necessarily taking one to the best or cheapest retailer and are in fact a form of advertising/sponsorship?
PS. Funny isn't it, I can't even type A mazon correctly without EPZ making it into a link.
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4 Oct 2017 5:38PM-
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4 Oct 2017 5:43PM-
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4 Oct 2017 7:18PMIf just been looking at the article on the top ten cameras used in the EPZ gallery and the buttons under those cameras are quite clear and unambiguous "Buy from Amazon", Why can't all the links and buttons be so clear?
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