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Retro leather case for my Nikon P7000 (also available for Ganon G-series). $15
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Sandisk SD card with bult in USB plug -- these little guys are brilliant. $19
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Nikon P7000: Finally, Nikon ups their game with a decent full-featured compact camera (and in the process totally rips off Canon's G12). Maybe now I'll break my 3-month shooting dry spell!
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Photoflex White Lined Umbrella. These things are durable and awesome.
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Coco Ring Flash: I finally picked up this cheap knock-off of the Rayflash to help with some close-up/product work I'm doing. We'll see how it goes.
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Snacks: Never stop shooting because you're hungry. Keep a snack in every camera bag you own.
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Music when you're shooting: Never give up on a shot because you're too bored to wait around.
Hoodman Loupe: I finally broke down and bought this magical device -- now I can see my screen in direct sunlight. Let the chimping begin!
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Beth Monson How do you like it? I do a lot of beach shooting & this could be wonderful. I'm a Chimper, too. :)
Geoff Dudgeon @Beth -- It's actually pretty good! I don't always carry it around, but it's great for outdoor/sunny portraits.
Giotto Q-Ball Blower: Great for cleaning your sensor and lenses. Sensor dust remains hidden when you shoot wide open, but when you get down to small apertures (like I did for the Cherry Blossom festival), you'll be surprised at what you see!
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Think Tank Digital Holster 40: This is a great, compact way of protecting your camera when you don't want to lug a full camera bag. It'll hold a pro slr, or a smaller slur with a grip. Best of all the bottom extends to accommodate a 70-200 f/2.8.
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Holga 120N Medium Format Fixed Focus Camera: My Holga is still sitting in its box, and the MF film I bought with it is still sitting in my fridge. Maybe it's time to give it a shot.
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2: Lightroom rocks my socks. Best tool ever for managing and editing photos.
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Elinchrom 33-Inch Silver Umbrella: Silver umbrellas throw slightly harder light than a shoot-through, making them a bit more efficient. This guy isn't a double-fold, so it's slightly less portable but way more durable than my other umbrella.
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Jane Wang Only if it can double as a rain umbrella.
Zeiss Pre-Moistened Lens Cleaning Cloths: These individually wrapped moistened lens cloths aren't what you'd call environmentally friendly, but they work well and you can throw a few in each camera bag/jacket pocket/whatever else you think you might have around you when you're shooting, and always have one when you need it.
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Manfrotto 420NSB 3-Section Combi-Boom Stand: Good for getting light up and over your subject. This feels a bit sturdier than the cheetah boom looks.
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Lowepro Stealth Reporter D200 AW Camera Bag: I have an older version of this bag that I bought in college. It's a great size for one camera, a flash, and a couple small lenses. Cut the labels off and it doesn't draw too much attention.
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HP Universal Coated Paper (60-Inches x 150-Feet roll): It turns out that plotter paper is way cheaper than seamless backdrop paper!
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Thinktank Airport Antidote™ V2.0 Backpack: Not what you'd call stylish, but made for airline travel (I really like the idea of an integrated cable lock!). Edit: I just bought this big, clunky beast and I love it.
The is a pretty versatile background shade -- you can color it by gel-ing your strobes, and use power to adjust its brightness. Super-handy.
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Awesome NiMH batteries with no memory and quick recycle time in flashes.
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These handy velcro straps help you attach accessories to your strobes.
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Decent tripod legs. They're pretty heavy but pretty sturdy too. The center post does funky stuff I never use.
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A totally decent ball head (since replaced by the 496RC2). Not great, not bad.
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Finally broke down and got one. The 900 has a better UI than my SB-600s' and it can control other flashes via CLS.
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Nice, durable way of color correcting your strobes. Not as flimsy as gels.
Because it's nice to get your flash off the camera, and this is sometimes easier to manage for a quick shot than going wireless.
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Awesome camera + laptop bag. Even accommodates a 70-200 f/2.8 mounted on a pro body (or an slr with a battery grip).
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You should really always have a flashlight on you. It also helps your autofocus work when shooting in the dark.
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Patty Plucker You will need this when you get to the dark side : )))
I adore this lens. It's cheap, plastic, wide and wonderful. Until you drop it and it snaps in half. Like mine did.
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It's heavy, and has since been replaced by a newer model, but I love my 70-200.
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Makes your camera big, bulky, and a dream to handle. It can take AA's (for losing your charger when you travel). Also ups the D700's frame-rate to 8 fps.
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SB-600 AF Speedlight Unit from Nikon
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Tracy McKithern We just ordered this one for me!
Nikon D700: I absolutely adore this camera. It's great at high ISOs and built like a rock (I've tested...).
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A Marine Priincess I want one so bad!!!!
Marc Hunter when it is out of your hand and you're using another camera...I also have the D90, you will notice an immediate difference. I feel so much more confident in teh results from this camera.
Tim Parsley What I want, when I can afford it --- which will be sometime after the D900 comes out.
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ariana shankasaurus this is nice and convenient but for those of us who have newer laptops..we already have a slot for an SD card. still though, i wouldn't mind having one.