Random Camera Accessories

Combined exposure meter
- professional exposure meters can measure flash as well as ambient light and accept a range of accessories.

Spot meter
- for the most precise measurement of light a hand-held spot meter is needed.

Simple meter
- a simple exposure meter is excellent for checking camera performance and in teaching you to judge lighting by eye.

3-D tripod head
- for the flexible control of a heavy camera, a tripod head that adjusts in three directions is best.

Ball-and-socket head
- compact and lightweight, this type of tripod head is ideal for travel photography.

Tripods
- although often bulky and heavy, a tripod is simply the best way to ensure that images are free from camera shake. Carbon-fibre models are expensive but lighter than metal types.

Large camera bag
- traditional-style bags or backpack designs are useful for carrying and organizing your equipment.

Small camera bag
- smaller bags are useful for compact cameras and also for accessories, such as memory cards, cables, and disks.

Waterproof housing
- digital cameras are ideal for taking underwater - inexpensive plastic housings let you take your camera snorkeling. Camera housings are also ideal for particularly dusty conditions, such as industrial sites and deserts.

Mobile storage
- when the camera's memory card is full, unload images onto a mobile hard-disk and carry on shooting.

Battery pack
- a digital camera's total reliance on battery power means that it is prudent to have back-up power sources - these can improve flash and camera performance.

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