A pricing glitch on Amazon's website over Prime Day meant that some shoppers saved thousands of dollars on camera gear.

One commenter described buying a $3,000 telescope lens for under $100.

While some said they already had confirmation that items were being shipped, others were awaiting confirmation and wondering whether Amazon would cancel their order.

Amazon did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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A pricing glitch on Amazon's website over Prime Day meant people were able to buy thousands of dollars' worth of camera gear for under $100.

According to the photograph and camera news site PetaPixel, one shopper noticed that a $548 Sony a6000 and 16-50 mm lens bundle was listed on Amazon for $94.50. The shopper shared this on Slickdeals on Monday, the first day of the Prime Day sales.

The post hit the front page, and it wasn't long before comments began to flood in as camera enthusiasts expressed their delight and shared other giant savings. Others, however, said the deal did not show up, suggesting that there may have been glitches on Amazon's website.

"Literally everything is 94.48. I have bought like 10k worth of stuff that was like 900 dollars total," one commenter wrote.

"Everything with the prime day tag on my account is 94.48. I just bought a 3000$ telescope for 94.48," another said.

"Bunch of camera gears including above $2000 are priced at < $100. Definitely price error and will be canceled for sure." another added. The comments continued on Reddit.

An Amazon representative did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.

The Sony camera that sparked off the Slickdeals discussion was listed by a third-party merchant but fulfilled by Amazon. This means Amazon handles the shipping, customer service, and returns for the order.

Screenshots of other heavily discounted camera gear shared with PetaPixel indicated that some items were being sold and shipped by Amazon itself.

While some commenters on Reddit and Slickdeals said their orders had already shipped, others were still awaiting confirmation and wondering whether Amazon would cancel the order.