Basic DSLR Camera Accessories: Guide For a Beginner
When you've just bought your first DSLR with a camera trap , the wealth of accessories can be downright confusing. A rule of thumb is to invest only in those that serve your purpose and desired photography style. To make this selection easier for you, here is a basic guide to the main components you should consider: An off-camera flash The built-in flash does more harm than good to your photos. Better picture quality is achieved through an external, better-performing flash. Note that this will require even more battery power, so be prepared. Backup batteries You may not have expected it, but backup batteries are a must-have; here is why: you'll be surprised how quickly you can go through one charge when you're grasping the basics of photographing with your new camera. You'll take along to learn how it works and calibrate it for each photo, with the battery on for all this time. If you're out and about, you will be reaching for that spare set of batteries.