Shopping for a DSLR camera this year? We’ve looked through all the Black Friday ads and broken down where you can get the cheapest Canon DSLR bundle, the cheapest Nikon DSLR bundle, and the cheapest Sony mirrorless camera.

Best Price on a Canon DSLR Bundle: $399.99 + $120 Kohl’s Cash

You will find the exact same bundle & sale price on the Canon T6 DSLR at Target, Best Buy and other retailers, but Kohl’s is the only retailer offering a $120 gift card with it. This Canon T6 bundle comes with a carrying case and two lenses; a EF-S 18-55mm and a EF 75-300mm.

This bundle typically runs about $750, this you are getting a $250 discount in addition to the $120 gift card. If you want to step up to the next Canon, you can find a similar two-lens bundle on the Canon T7 for roughly $500 at Sam’s Club ($150 discount).

• Kohl’s: Canon T6 Bundle
• Sam’s Club: Canon T7 Bundle

Best Price on a Nikon DSLR Bundle: $399.99

The Nikon D3500 is in nearly every relevant Black Friday ad this year. And every retailer is selling it for the same price, $400. The Nikon D3500 bundle comes with two lenses, the NIKKOR 18-55mm and the NIKKOR 70-300mm.

There is one standout retailer though, Best Buy. Specifically because the retailer is offering additional accessories as a bonus; a camera bag, a tripod and an unnamed bonus (likely a memory card).

• Best Buy: Nikon D3500 Bundle

Best Price on a Sony mirrorless camera: $599.99

If you are looking for a more compact camera than a traditional DSLR, the Sony a6000 mirrorless camera is your best bet this year. This $600 bundle (MSRP $1,000) includes two lenses, a 16-50mm and 55-210mm.

FYI, it’s almost a given that Amazon will pricematch this sale on Black Friday week. Amazon carries the same bundle in addition to other options if you want just the body or a bundle with 1 lens.

• Best Buy: Sony a6000 Bundle
• Amazon: Sony a6000 Bundle

Here’s the cheapest DSLR cameras on Black Friday 2019

I don’t have an exact count, but I’m pretty sure I have in the neighborhood of 5 billion iPhone videos of my kids. And the number of videos I am actually seen in? Just about zero.

Since I’m always the one doing the filming, there’s very rarely evidence of my presence in all these memories I’m trying to preserve for my family. That’s just one of the reasons I got super excited when I heard about the new Kiba Family Camera.

Coming out this summer (June 2016), Kiba is an interactive, self-editing Wi-Fi camera that you keep in your home to help capture both big events and, perhaps more importantly, all the little day-to-day moments in life.

You can schedule it to start recording at a specific time (like for a birthday party or other planned event), or just tell it to start recording when you want to capture something. That’s right–this thing has voice control! In addition to “Record”, Kiba knows “Schedule”, “On/Off” and, of course “Selfie.”

Perhaps the coolest feature of Kiba is that it edits all the footage down for you. Using fancy-sounding “Joy Ranking technology” it cuts out about 90% of your recordings, leaving you with the best, most interesting clips to share or save.

As far as the tech specs go, Kiba records video in 1080p and takes 13MP still shots. It comes with 64GB of internal storage, a quad-core processor, built-in rechargeable Li-Ion 1000mAh battery, detachable mount, and is compatible with both iOS and Android devices.

The pre-order price is currently $199, with a retail price of $329. You can order directly from GetKiba.com in your choice of 4 colors.

For anyone like me, who is always torn between wanting to be fully present in the moment and wanting to fully capture the moment, here’s to hoping Kiba turns out to be as awesome as it sounds!

Check out the intro video and see more pictures below:

Shut Up and Take My Money: Kiba Interactive Family Camera