Buying Guides & Articles:More Camera Accessories

Before you venture into a camera store, it's a good idea to learn the lingo so that you can get the SLR lens features you need. If you have a friend who is a photography... Read more

Digital SLR lenses typically are quicker to focus and come with a variety of creative features, including built-in optical image stabilization for steadying shaky shots... Read more

Before you shop, take stock of the type of photography you plan to do. If you photograph a lot of wildlife, your needs will differ from someone who likes to shoot mainly... Read more

If you're interested in exploring photography more fully and are considering a digital SLR but haven't bought one yet, we recommend passing on the standard kit lens and... Read more

One of the most important things to be aware of when you're shopping for a lens is that they are brand specific. In most cases, each manufacturer-Canon, Nikon, etc.-has... Read more

Find the right memory card for your camera can be confusing - we simplify the process for you... Read more

Filters can affect contrast, sharpness, highlight flare, color, and light intensity, either individually, or in various combinations. Most digital cameras require a lens... Read more

Many years ago, when my wife decided to follow in my footsteps and become a scuba diver, I lovingly joked that she was mostly interested in buying all the accessories.... Read more

The lens aperture is an adjustable control that determines the width of the opening that admits light to the sensor. The wider the aperture, the more light that can... Read more

The kind of storage your digital dream camera uses will never be a factor in making your selection (unless it's a truly odious choice, and that's a matter of personal... Read more