Regardless of your skill level, if you are even somewhat serious about shooting photos, then there is a set of accessories you must have and I've listed what I believe that set should include.
That way I keep the information in nice bite-sized pieces that should be easier to digest: I see no need for all of us getting headaches trying to understand this stuff. So, I've decided to dedicate an entire article to each one of the accessory categories I'm going to list in a moment. Boy, was I wrong!Īs I started digging into the many options available in each accessory category I found not just more to talk about, but more that I really needed to talk about if these articles are to be of any use to you. When I first started writing this segment I knew there was a lot of accessories to cover, but I thought I could hit the major points and make some suggestions in one very big article. Even so, if you are experienced and you find that I've gotten something wrong please feel free to point it out. While pros are welcome to read along, I'm sure this stuff is old hat to you.
#DIGIPRO 8500 SERIES#
I would also like to remind you that this series of articles are for those folks who are either thinking about stepping up to a DSLR, or have recently done so and may be wondering what else should you be doing. Still, if you know of a better product, model, or process please let me and the other readers know about it. What I'm learning I'm passing on to you for your consideration. I do have some experience, however, and the ear of a few pros. Remember that I'm new to digital photography, a veritable babe in the photography woods. What I'll do here is recommend some of these types of products, and even suggest a particular brand or model, but these are only my suggestions. And there seems to be an endless variety of each type of accessory, too.
#DIGIPRO 8500 SOFTWARE#
If you thought the world of post processing software is vast, wait until you take a peek at all of the accessories there are: tripods, camera bags, flashes, memory cards, specialty lenses, cleaning kits, reflectors, lights, timers, light meters, the list goes on and on. In this installment I'll go over another short list, this time I'll be looking at the accessories I believe any photographer should have at his or her disposal. What I tried to do was hit some of the biggies, and I think I did OK. My list was short, not because I couldn't find many applications, quite the opposite actually: My list was short because I just didn't have the time to go over every bit of post processing software there is - there is just too much stuff out there. In my last article I gave you a brief list of some of the post processing software that's available today.
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