Black Friday camera deals 2023: top sales still available on Sony, Canon, Nikon and more
Black Friday itself is over, but plenty of deals are still active
Black Friday and Cyber Monday have come and gone for another year, but plenty of camera deals remain active, so if you're late to the sales season party: don't panic.
There are still big savings to be taken advantage of on some of the best mirrorless cameras, DSLRs, Instant, lenses and accessories, and I've made dedicated sections for each of those categories in this Black Friday deals guide.
Leading camera retailers including Adorama (US), Amazon, B&H Photo and Jessops (UK) have lavished massive discounts on previous-generation gear from Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm and more – plus some of those brands are adding cash back. Those combined savings mean it could be the year to buy your dream camera.
We've also got deal roundups for the best Black Friday DJI deals, GoPro deals, drone deals and dash cam deals, so head to those guides if you're looking for a specific camera model.
Black Friday camera deals – quick links US
- Amazon: an array of Sony mirrorless camera deals and more
- Best Buy: wide range of Black Friday camera deals
- Target: best price for Canon RF 100mm macro lens and more
- Walmart: Black Friday sale in full swing
- Adorama: Fujifilm medium format cameras and more
- B&H Photo: Canon EOS R5 at it's lowest ever price
Best Black Friday camera deals still available in the US
Black Friday mirrorless camera deals (US)
Canon EOS R5 (body with portable storage kit): was $3,899 now $2,999 at B&H Photo
SAVE $1,350: Canon's best ever camera for photography has received its biggest-ever price slash. The full-frame EOS R5 boasts 45MP still pictures, superb autofocus, one of the best in-body image stabilization performances and it's an all-round pleasure to shoot with. It's also a brilliant for video too, being one of the first hybrid cameras to unleash 8K video, and you can shoot 4K video with frame rates up 120p. It was this price on Black Friday, but for Cyber Monday B&H Photo has added a 2TB SanDisk portable SSD worth $350 in, too. This is probably the deal of the day.
Nikon Z5 body only: was $1,396.95 now $996.95 at Adorama
Save $400: Nikon's budget-friendly full-frame shooter just got a whole lot cheaper with this sizeable $400 price cut at Adorama. We rate the Z5 as one of the best entry-level mirrorless cameras thanks to its 24MP sensor, 3.2-inch tult touchscreen and moderate 4.5frps burst shooting. It shoots 4K video albeit with a heavy crop, but the Z5 is an excellent option for a photography-focused individual.
Sony A7 III with FE 28-70mm lens and flash: was $2,198 now $1,698 at Adorama
Save: $500: The third-gen A7-series model boasts a full-frame 24MP sensor with 15-stops dynamic range, 10fps burst shooting and Sony's 693-point AF. It also shoots 4K video and is the true all-rounder in Sony's line up, succeeded by the A7 IV that we rank as the best mirrorless camera for most people. This excellent deal includes Sony's kit lens and an external flash. The body only deal is less than $1500.
Fujifilm GFX50S II (body only): was $3,999 now $3,199 at Adorama
After the recent launch of the 5 star rated GFX100 II, Fujifilm has slashed the price of two of its former medium-format cameras – the GFX50S II and GFX100S – on most leading retailers, including Adorama. The GFX50S II, which delivers incredible 50MP photos, might just have the lowest price ever for a camera in this sensor format particularly popular with studio and landscape photographers, that's much larger than full-frame. Could now be the time to finally discover what medium format is all about? There's also stellar deals on the GFX50S II with the GF 35-70mm kit – again an $800 saving.
Fujifilm X-S10 (body only): was $999 now $899 at B&H Photo
The X-S10 remains on sale despite the arrival of the pricier X-S20. We expect the two cameras to coexist, because the latter – which has superior video features and battery life but a fairly similar spec for photographers – is quite a price jump, especially now we're starting to see deals like this on the X-S10. We still rate the X-S10 as one of the best cameras for photography beginners, with its 26MP APS-C back-illuminated sensor, in-body image stabilization and of course Fujifilm's infamous Film Simulation color profiles. You also get a great range of lenses to choose from, including the XF18-55mm which you can buy with the camera as a kit for an additional $400.
Nikon Z7 II (body only): was $2,999.99 now $2,299.99 at Best Buy
$700 off: I don't regret buying the Nikon Z6 II a couple of years ago, but there are times that I'm a little green-eyed of the pricier and higher 45.7MP resolution of the Z7 II, especially for landscape photography. If at the time there was a deal on the Z7 II like above from Best Buy, I might have opted for it instead. Sure, the Z7 II doesn't have the latest stacked sensor for a speedier performance of the Nikon Z8 and Z9, but it has the same number of pixels, a smaller body, and it costs less. If you don't shoot a lot of action, the Z7 II could still be your best Nikon mirrorless camera choice today.
Canon EOS R6 Mark II (body only): was $2,499 now $2,299 at Amazon
$200 off: It's not a huge price cut but this is the first discount we've seen on the latest Canon EOS R6 Mark II flagship. If you're looking for a blazingly quick full-frame camera with incredible autofocus and rapid rates, look no further. With a 24MP sensor, the R6 is capable of fantastic image quality, up to 40FPS with the electronic shutter, and full width 4K60 video with 10-bit color. It's an extremely impressive all-round mid-range model that ticks all the boxes for a modern hybrid.
Also at Adorama: was $2,499 now $2,299
Canon EOS R3 (body only): was $5,999 now $4,999 at Amazon
Save $1,000! The Canon R3 is a superb mirrorless camera that we rated at 4.5 stars out of 5 in our review. This is one of the best sports and wildlife cameras ever, with vast amounts of cutting-edge tech inside including a new stacked sensor. Its autofocus skills are also highly impressive. It's currently at its cheapest price ever, with $1,000 off the usual price.
Sony A7 IV (body only): was $2,499 now $2,298 at Amazon
The Sony A7 IV is our pick as the best mirrorless camera you can buy right now – so a saving of $200 is well worth checking out. This is the ultimate hybrid full-framer, excelling at both stills and video. It does everything, and does it all brilliantly.
Black Friday DSLR camera deals (US)
Pentax K3 Mark III (body only): was $1,996.95 now $1,596.95 at Adorama
Save $400: There's a massive $400 off what is one of the best DSLR cameras with APS-C sensor ever made, the Pentax K3 Mark III. Not only does its 25.7MP sensor feature 5-axis stabilization and class-leading low light image quality, but its build quality is second to none, with a wonderfully larger optical viewfinder with 100% field of view. DSLRs don't come much better than this.
Nikon D850 (body only): was $2,996.95 now $2,496.95 at Adorama
Is this the best DSLR ever made? Our D850 review thinks so. Nikon put everything into this one, with 45.7MP sensor that competes with Nikon's best mirrorless cameras today, large ad bright viewfinder plus an excellent autofocus system. It being a Nikon DSLR, of course you get superb battery and a supremely rugged build. This is one of the great all-rounder cameras, with a never before seen $500 off.
Price check: $2499.95 at Nikon
Canon EOS T7 with EF-S 18-55mm IS II kit lens: was $479.99 now $429.99 at Walmart
An incredible price for this beginner-friendly DSLR, the Canon EOS T7 is a great buy for anyone who's looking to step up from smartphone snapping. The T7 combines a tried-and-tested 24.1MP sensor with intuitive controls and an excellent battery life, and this bundle also includes the reliable EF-S 18-55mm IS II kit lens.
Nikon D7500 with AF-S DX Nikkor 18-140 VR lens: was $1,496.95 now $1196.95 at Adorama
Save $300: Nikon's all-rounder DSLR with 24MP APS-C sensor has a huge price cut at Nikon's store, and is also available body only for £799.99 via the same link. One of the most capable DSLRs, the D7500 packs a 3.2-inch LCD, 8fps burst shooting and super impressive high-ISO performance. If you still like DSLR over mirrorless, this is a real bargain now.
Price check: $1196.95 at Nikon
Nikon D780 body only: was $2,296.95 now $1,896.65 at Adorama
Save $400: Perhaps the most modern DSLR of all, that we described as a DSLR-mirrorless hybrid. Despite its traditional DSLR build and excellent battery life, our in-depth D780 review also said that the full-frame 24MP shooter packs much of the cutting edge Nikon Z6 tech, inluding a tilt-touchscreen and dual card slots. A saving of $400 for the body only is nothing to sniff at.
Price check: $1899.95 at Nikon
Black Friday instant camera deals (US)
Polaroid Now+ Instant Camera: was $149.99 now $99.99 at Amazon
Get this incredible Polaroid camera for 2/3 the retail price. Our four-star Polaroid Now+ review says this point-and-shoot instant camera "injects a whole realm of creative possibilities via its revamped app and creative filters". This deal is for the black version of the Polaroid Now+ although if you'd like the blue or white version instead then it'll cost you extra.
Canon Ivy Cliq+ 2: was $129.99 now $99.99 at Amazon
Not as discounted as the Polaroid Now+ but still a great deal. Canon’s instant hybrid camera uses Zink paper to achieve a slim build, while a built-in ring flash is perfect for party portraits. The Ivy Cliq+ is truly pocket-sized, beating even Fuji's Instax Mini LiPlay for portability.
Instax Link Wide Printer: was $149,95 now $99.99 at Amazon
Dropping below $100, the Instax Link Wide camera is entirely controlled by a smartphone companion app, letting you edit, crop and customize your pictures before printing, and has a built-in battery that's good enough for up to 100 prints between charges. You'll need to buy paper (and camera) separately. It's a great companion to the Instax Pal, but technically you can print from any digital camera.
Black Friday camera lenses deals (US)
Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12mm f/2: Was $799.99 now $399.99 at Adorama
This super-sharp lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras like the OM System OM-1 and Panasonic Lumix G9 II offers an equivalent 24mm focal length with a wide f/2 aperture suitable for working in low light and providing shallow depth of field. We love the manual focus clutch that enables you to switch quickly between auto and manual focus, while optically its pin sharp. One for wide-angle lovers and now 50% off in this epic deal at Adorama.
Canon RF 100mm F2.8 Macro L IS USM: was $1399.99 now $937 at Walmart
This is the first time that the Canon RF 100mm macro lens has dropped below $1,000, and represents a healthy 29% discount on the world's first autofocus lens with 1.4x magnification. Add Canon's excellent in-body image stablization in cameras like the EOS R5, and you have a winning combo for handheld macro photography, closer, sharper, and more responsive than DSLR. The lens is supplied with a hood and the usual front and rear lens caps.
Price check: $999 at Amazon
Panasonic Lumix S Pro 70-200mm f/4 OIS: was $1,497.99 now $1,197.99 at B&H Photo
If you love the versatile 70-200mm focal length that is ideal for events, portraits and landscape photography but don't need the f/2.8 aperture found in pricier alternatives, then an f/4 version is a tempting, smaller package. This Panasonic L-mount lens for full-frame cameras like the S5 II – that we awarded best video camera 2023 – wears the 'Pro' badge, and has been handed a generous discount on B&H Photo.
Panasonic Lumix S PRO 16-35mm f/4: was $1,497.99 now $997.99
Save $500: Panasonic's superb wide angle zoom lens has a best ever 33% discount this Black Friday, taking the final price below $1,000 for the first time. It's an excellent pairing with the S5 II that's also on a great deal (see mirrorless deals).
Black Friday camera accessories deals (US)
SanDisk Extreme Pro CFExpress Type-B memory card (256GB): was $399.99 now $139.99 at Adorama
Many of the best cameras today need high-performing memory cards to realize peak performance, such as the SanDisk Extreme Pro CFExpress Type-B used by cameras like the Canon EOS R5, Nikon Z8 and Fujifilm GFX100 II. Of course, these cards don't come cheap, but in this mega deal at Adorama, there's up to 70% off this line of cards that's available in 64GB, 128GB, 256GB (see above) and 512GB versions, with or without a card reader. This is one of the best Black Friday deals bar none.
SanDisk 128GB Extreme Pro SDXC card: was $33.99 now $21.99 at Amazon
128GB SD cards used to cost a fortune, but no more – you can pick up this SanDisk Extreme Pro card for only $21.99, saving 34%, at Amazon right now. As well as offering plenty of space for stills, it has a high 200MB/s read speed and 90MB/s write speed, while the fact that it's UHS-3 and V30 certified means it will easily handle 4K video. Its lowest price over the Black Friday weekend was $19.99.
SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD V2 (2TB): was $449.99 now $99.99 at B&H Photo
Save $350: High resolution photos, rapid burst shooting, super-high quality video recording – today's cameras are more capable and more data-hungry than ever. Many of the best hybrid video camera cameras can record directly onto SSD, too, where you'll get the best possible quality video output. This Extreme Portable SSD V2 boasts 1,050MB/s read and 1,000MB/s write speeds and a USB-C 3.2 connection. Now with this ridiculously good price on a top-performing SSD, you get the best bang for your buck, too. There are 500GB, 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB versions, and in my book, this 2TB is the most sensible option.
Best Black Friday camera deals still available in the UK
Black Friday camera deals – quick links UK
- Amazon: discounts on most types of camera
- Jessops: savings on all the big camera brands
- Park Cameras: great savings on cameras & lenses
- Wex Photo Video: cash back and discounts combine for big savings
Black Friday mirrorless camera deals (UK)
Nikon Z5 body only: was £1,599 now £975 at Amazon
Save £640: Nikon's budget-friendly full-frame shooter just got a whole lot cheaper with this sizeable £640 price cut at Amazon. We rate the Z5 as one of the best entry-level mirrorless cameras thanks to its 24MP sensor, 3.2-inch tult touchscreen and moderate 4.5frps burst shooting. It shoots 4K video albeit with a heavy crop, but the Z5 is an excellent option for a photography-focused individual. If you need a lens alongside the camera, then the bundle with the 24-50mm lens is my pick of the options, for just £1,215.
Fujifilm GFX50S II (body only): was £3,499 now £2,799 at Park Cameras
After the recent launch of the 5 star rated GFX100 II, Fujifilm has slashed the price of two of its former medium-format cameras – the GFX50S II and GFX100S – on most leading retailers in the UK, including Park Cameras. The GFX50S II, which delivers incredible 50MP photos, might just have the lowest price ever for a camera in this sensor format that's much larger than full-frame. Could now be the time to finally discover what medium format is all about?
Canon EOS R6 (body only): was £2,399 now £1,399 at Jessops
Save £1000! The Canon EOS R6 was succeeded by the Mark II version around this time last year, but the original remains a brilliant camera, with 20.1MP full-frame CMOS sensor, speedy 20fps burst shooting and one of the best autofocus systems around. It's now at its lowest price ever for UK shoppers from Jessops who is also selling the first-gen model with the RF 24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM lens for only £1,729 – again a saving of £1000.
Nikon Z fc with 28mm f/2.8 SE lens: was £1,189 now £937.45 at Amazon
Save 21%: Enjoy the retro Nikon Z fc with the lens that launched alongside it, the equally old school 28mm f/2.8 SE, with 22% off this kit at Amazon. Inspired by the Nikon FM2 film camera, the Z fc packs a crop-sensor 20.9MP sensor, 4K video and a vari-angle touchscreen that folds away. With style and substance, the Z fc features in our best cameras for beginners guide, and recently welcomed a larger sibling to the family, the full-frame Nikon Z f. Both are top drawer travel and street photography cameras.
Sony A7 IV (body only): was £2,400 now £2,099 at Amazon
The Sony A7 IV briefly has just edged down to its cheapest price ever, with a £300 saving for the best mirrorless camera in the world right now. We're not sure if the price will get any lower for this 33MP full-frame hybrid, but will keep updating this page with the latest prices.
Canon EOS R100 with RF-S 15-45mm lens: was £669 now £499 at Amazon
Canon's entry-level EOS R100 with kit lens is under £500, which makes it the cheapest way to get into the Canon RF-mount ecosystem. This APS-C format DSLR-style camera is the smallest and lightest in Canon's line up, and packs the same 24MP sensor as many of its pricier siblings, but it's fixed rear screen is not touch sensitive which will take some adjusting if you're stepping up from a smartphone. This camera and lens bundle was £456 earlier this week, so if your heart is set on this camera, it could be worth waiting for a potential price drop.
Canon EOS R100 + RF-S 18-45 & 55-210 lenses: was £999 now £699 at Currys
Start your photography journey with this excellent two-lens deal from Currys. We've added the best R100 with 18-45mm kit above, and adding the 55-210mm lens in this kit deal is a markup of around £230 which is below the lens only cost of at least £360. So while this deal is pricier than the one above, it's great value if you would like both lenses and the best price we've seen for this trio.
Sony A7C with 28-60mm lens: was £2,149 now £1,524 at Amazon
This excellent little full-frame camera has now been superseded by the A7C II, which means prices on the original should come down. This compact kit lens combo makes the A7C a brilliant travel camera, with the lens neatly retracting to make it a smaller companion than its rivals. Despite this size, you can expect excellent image quality and a huge range of lenses to choose from. The kit previously dropped to a record low price of £1,499 earlier this week, but this is still a good deal, applying the £125 coupon at checkout from the £1,649 list price.
Sony A7 IV with FE 24-105mm F4 G OSS lens: Was £3,199 now £2,399 at Jessops (Sony winter cashback):
Combine Jessop's £300 discount and Sony's winter cashback 2023 on some of its latest camera gear, and the A7 IV with lens is at a new low price of £2,400. We rate the A7 IV as the best mirrorless camera, and the 33MP full-frame hybrid comes with what could be the only lens you ever need in this deal. This has to be one of the standout deals this Black Friday. You also get a NP-FZ100 battery worth £50 chucked in for good measure.
Black Friday DSLR camera deals (UK)
Canon EOS 6D Mark II (body only): was £1429.99 now £969 at Canon
SAVE £460: A third of the price has been wiped off the Canon EOS 6D Mark II body only, taking it below £1,000. We've very briefly seen the price of the full-frame DSLR with 26.2MP sensor and incredible low light image quality fall below £900 last year, but this is still a superb deal. You can get the camera with the 50mm f/1.8 STM lens for £1,067, too, via the same link. With prices like these for the camera used in multiple award-winning astrophotography photos, you might just be tempted back to DSLR.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV (body only): was £2,709 now £1,989 at Clifton Cameras
Save £720: Canon's professional 30MP full-frame DSLR is available for its lowest ever price in the UK, falling below £2,000 new for the first time. In its 5 star review, we labelled the 5D Mk IV 'the most well-rounded and complete DSLR yet' at a cost. Well that price is now a lot lower for a camera that is just as capable now as it was then. If you love DSLR, this could be the best deal this Black Friday.
Black Friday instant camera deals (UK)
Polaroid Now+ Instant Camera (white): was £139.99 now £119.99 at Amazon
Get this incredible Polaroid camera forwith £20 discount. Our four-star Polaroid Now+ review says this point-and-shoot instant camera "injects a whole realm of creative possibilities via its revamped app and creative filters". This deal is for the white, black and blue versions of the Polaroid Now+. During Black Friday to Cyber Monday, one of the variations fell to as low as £104.99, so if you'r enot fussed about which color you get it could be worth waiting on this deal to improve again.
Canon Zoemini S: was £149.99 now £129 at Amazon
Not as discounted as the Polaroid Now+ but still a great deal. Canon’s instant hybrid camera uses Zink paper to achieve a slim build, while a built-in ring flash is perfect for party portraits. The Zoemini S is truly pocket-sized, beating even Fuji's Instax Mini LiPlay for portability. The discounted price is for the white version only. There's also Black and Rose Gold versions but they are full price.
Instax Link Wide Printer: was £139.99 now £94 at Amazon
Dropping below £100, the Instax Link Wide camera is entirely controlled by a smartphone companion app, letting you edit, crop and customize your pictures before printing, and has a built-in battery that's good enough for up to 100 prints between charges. You'll need to buy paper (and camera) separately. It's a great companion to the Instax Pal, but technically you can print from any digital camera. The square version of this printer is the same price via the same link – that's the version I own and love.
Black Friday camera lenses deals (UK)
Canon RF 100mm F2.8 Macro L IS USM: was £1449.99 now £1,034.68 at Amazon
A price drop of 29% sees more than £400 off the Canon RF 100mm macro lens for shoppers in the UK at Amazon – the world's first autofocus lens with 1.4x magnification. Add Canon's excellent in-body image stablization in cameras like the EOS R5, and you have a winning combo for handheld macro photography. The lens is supplied with a hood and the usual front and rear lens caps.
Tamron 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD: was £699 now £589 at Jessops
This autofocus lens for APS-C mirrorless, specifically Sony E-mount cameras like the Sony A6700, is an all-purpose travel lens with an equivalent 27-450mm focal length that covers anything from sweeping vistas to closeup details from far away, and it's even a handy macro photography tool. It was the first mirrorless lens with a 16.6x optical zoom, and features optical stabilization and a moisture resistant build, and it's now at a better-than-ever price.
Sony FE 24-105mm F4 G OSS: was £999 now £799 (Sony cashback) at WEX
This is a classic all-in-one travel lens for enthusiast and pro photographers that's as capable shooting landscapes as it is portraits. It's an ideal pairing with a full-frame Sony mirrorless like the A7 IV, and one of many Sony cameras and lenses enjoying a decent winter cashback discount from Sony, available through a number of leading UK retailers, such as WEX.
Black Friday camera accessories deals (UK)
K&F Concept aluminum travel tripod 1.6m: was £68.99 now £45.99 at Amazon
The makers of low-cost tripods and lens filters K&F Concept currently has its travel tripod down to less than £50, which is excellent value for a tripod with ballhead thrown in that combined weigh only 1.15kg. Four leg sections ensure the tripod folds away despite reaching heights of 1.6m when fully extended.
Price check: £41.99 at K&F Concept
Integral UltimaPro X2 SD memory card (32GB): was £49.99 now £29.99 at Jessops
As far as SD memory cards go, the Integral UltimaPro X2 is as fast as they come; a class 10, V90 U3, UHS-II card able to support burst shooting and video capture at 4K and, the makers claim, up to 8K video, with read and write speeds up to 280MB/s and 240MB/s respectively. And now thanks to an excellent discount, this 32GB version of the card is competitively priced.
K&F Concept Magnetic Lens Filter Kit (55mm): was £69.99 now £52.99 at K&F Concept
One of our favorite budget-friendly filter makers is K&F Concept, and there's a store-wide Cyber Monday discount on its range of products that also includes tripods. This innovative filter kit includes your three essential lens filters that fix and create effects at capture stage that Photoshop can't yet touch; UV, circular polarizer, and 10-stop ND, that snap onto the magnetic adaptor. You'll need to pick the right size thread for your lens, and prices start from £56.99 at Amazon for the 55mm, and get pricier the larger the size you need.
Price check: £69.99 at Amazon
Black Friday camera deals 2023: FAQs
When were the best Black Friday camera deals?
Amazon US and Amazon UK continue to prove a great source for cameras on Black Friday and Cyber Monday and beyond, consistently holding a wide range of mirrorless camera stock from the likes of Canon, Panasonic, Sony and Nikon, plus GoPro action cameras, DJI drones and the best dash cams. That's why the Black Friday drone deals and Black Friday GoPro deals tend to be very popular during the sales event. If you have Amazon Prime you can often get next-day delivery.
In the US, the likes of Adorama, Best Buy, B&H Photo and Walmart can also undercut Amazon's prices, particularly if you're looking for a bundle with lots of accessories. For UK shoppers, the best Amazon alternatives are usually Park Cameras, Wex Photo Video and Jessops.
Alternatively, you can check out our guide to the best cameras for photography for our recommendations and all of the latest prices.
Was Black Friday really the best time to buy a camera?
As a general rule, Black Friday is a great time to buy a new camera, but in some cases retailers mark up the prices of cameras in the run-up in order to offer a seemingly bigger discount during the actual sales event. This doesn't necessarily make them a bad buy – on many occasions, their prices still drop to record lows. But in the grand scheme, the percentage saving may not be quite as large as advertised.
In these situations, we only highlight the actual saving of any Black Friday deal based on the camera's recent price history, and we will make sure it's a genuinely good buy by looking further back. This isn't necessarily the norm, though, and many cameras do simply drop to their lowest-ever price for a brief period over Black Friday, particularly in Amazon's Lightning deals. These are often among the best camera deals of the year.
The good news is that if you missed the sales event, the majority of the bargains remain to be had in the following days.
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Tim is the Cameras editor at TechRadar. He has enjoyed more than 15 years in the photo video industry with most of those in the world of tech journalism. During his time as Deputy Technical Editor with Amateur Photographer, as a freelancer and consequently editor at Tech Radar, Tim has developed a deeply technical knowledge and practical experience with cameras, educating others through news, reviews and features. He’s also worked in video production for Studio 44 with clients including Canon, and volunteers his spare time to consult a non-profit, diverse stories team based in Nairobi. Tim is curious, a keen creative, avid footballer and runner, and moderate flat white drinker who has lived in Kenya and believes we have much to enjoy and learn from each other.