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the most have accessories for a new DSLR
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bitteraspects
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depends on how much you have to spend.
the BG-E3 mattery grip is a must have for the xt (which will also lead you to needing to purchase an extra battery) i think it runs around $150
if you dont have much to spend, you may want to look into a tripod. another must have accessory. you can find a cheap one for like $20-60. i believe i payed about $160 for mine.
if you want to jump straight into some glass, id suggest a 50mm f/1.8, which will run you around $70-80. great prime lense for youre collection. theres is also a f/1.4 and a f/1.2L. but they will run you quite a bit more for them.
the BG-E3 mattery grip is a must have for the xt (which will also lead you to needing to purchase an extra battery) i think it runs around $150
if you dont have much to spend, you may want to look into a tripod. another must have accessory. you can find a cheap one for like $20-60. i believe i payed about $160 for mine.
if you want to jump straight into some glass, id suggest a 50mm f/1.8, which will run you around $70-80. great prime lense for youre collection. theres is also a f/1.4 and a f/1.2L. but they will run you quite a bit more for them.
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The battery is a little bit to much for right now but that's on my future list. I have a decent tripod for now and my 50mm f/1.8 just came in the mail yesterday : )
I was thinking more on the lines of $10 - $20 ish small things but thanks
I was thinking more on the lines of $10 - $20 ish small things but thanks
bitteraspects
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bahahahahahahah.
maybe a different shoulder strap. and youre definately gonna want a uv filter for your 50 prime
maybe a different shoulder strap. and youre definately gonna want a uv filter for your 50 prime
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hmm didn't of that a nice shoulder strap would be comfy
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Circular Polarizer. If that's too much, get a cheap lens cleaning kit. $10-20 doesn't go very far in photography.
Christie Photo
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The one thing I won't do without is a gray card. I think Kodak offers a package with two 8x10 cards and a pocket-sized card for around $25.00.
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A remote might be nice I just bought one for my D-70S
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=116234&is=REG&addedTroughType=categoryNavigation
about $20 at B+H
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=116234&is=REG&addedTroughType=categoryNavigation
about $20 at B+H
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I'd look into filters. Cokin sells filters for around $20 but you'll need the mounting system as well which is about $15 aside from the filter.
Like Digital Matt said... unless you want to take a pic of a $20 bill ... it won't go too far.
Like Digital Matt said... unless you want to take a pic of a $20 bill ... it won't go too far.
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