Adorama has up to $400 off our favorite Canon cameras today - including the R5, R8, and R6 Mark II

Our Canon EOS R5 Mark II review awarded this stunning flagship camera a full five stars out of five, and it's easy to see why. Alongside incredible autofocus (easily some of the best we've ever tested), a 45MP full-frame sensor, and a host of new computational features, the EOS R5 Mark II is easily one of the best cameras on the market right now. Is it overkill for most? Arguably. However, professional photographers will love how this camera makes the most demanding of tasks easy. Today's discount isn't a record-low, but it's only around $100 off - so it's not a bad deal by any stretch in today's tariff-laden world.

If you're looking to save some cash, you could instead opt for the slightly older Mark I - which is still a stunningly effective pro-grade body. Right now, it's sitting at just $2,899 at Adorama, which makes it significantly cheaper than the second iteration. Sure, you're missing out on the latest computational and cutting-edge autofocus features here, but this camera still has that great 45MP full-frame sensor, 8k video, and excellent in-body image stabilization. Today's discount at Adorama brings this excellent body right back down to its lowest price yet.

The EOS R6 Mark II is one of the best mirrorless hybrid cameras of the past few years. Our Canon EOS R6 II review awarded this excellent model an impressive four and half stars out of five, praising its autofocus, ISO handling, and burst shooting so it's an easy recommendation with this deal at Adorama, even if it has been $100 cheaper in the past. Plus, this particular listing also includes a bunch of accessories, including a spare Canon LP-E6NH battery and a Lexar Professional 64GB card.

Canon's low-cost full-frame RF-mount camera is now even cheaper with $200 off, taking it close to less fully-featured budget models. The EOS R8 packs many of the same features as the pricier EOS R6 II, including the 24.2MP sensor and 4K 60p video recording. We explained the key EOS R8 and EOS R6 Mark II differences so if you can do without in-body image stabilization and sturdier build quality, then you can make a decent saving by opting for the smaller and lighter EOS R8. Note that this camera has been as low as $1,299 before, but tariff price increases have hit this one pretty hard over the past few months.

Even cheaper still is the EOS RP - Canon's entry-level full-frame camera and the cheapest new full-frame body you'll find anywhere. As you'd expect, the EOS RP is a pretty stripped-down affair. It doesn't feature the best video specs or image stabilization, for example. It does, however, feature a decent 26.2MP full-frame CMOS sensor, a lightweight build, and good autofocus for a body in this price range. In terms of value, it's still a good choice; even if it was $100 cheaper before the tariffs.