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15 Affordable Items That Can Make a Difference with Your Photography

Ibarionex Perello
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04/19/2014
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Photographers often fixate on the big-ticket items such as the big camera or lens. And while those items can make a big difference in our photography, there are some more affordable items which can prove just as important for our photography. Whether you invest or all of these items, they can undoubtedly make a difference with your photography.

Magic Fiber MicroFiber Cleaning Cloth – $8.95 (for six)

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Lenspen NLP-1 – $4.99

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Think Tank Pixel Pocket Rocket –  $17.95

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Joby GP3 GorillaPod SLR-Zoom Flexible Tripod –  $33.99

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Micro Lens Pouch –  $11.99

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Moo Cards –  $19.99

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Easy Release App for iPhone and Android – $9.99

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Think Tank Mirrorless Mover 10 Bag for Mirrorless Camera Body  – $44.75

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Kingston Digital MobileLite Wireless FlashReader for Smartphones and Tablets – $42.99

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Think Tank Battery Holder 2 – $10.75

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Black Rapid RS-7 Camera Strap –  $61.95

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Maha PowerEx MHC9000 Wizard One Charger Analyzer for 4 AA/AAA Batteries-  $57.95

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Road to Seeing by Dan Winters –  $48.94

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Fotodiox 5-in-1 22” Premium-Grade Professional Collapsible Disc Reflector – $13.67

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Honl Photo Professional Color Correction Gel Filter Kit for Photo Speed System – $19.95

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