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If you want to get the most out of your pricey camera, you're going to want some accessories. We're photography enthusiasts ourselves, so we've put together a short list of photography gear that we find particularly useful.

Neewer 18-inch White LED Ring Light with Light Stand

One of the simplest ways to improve lighting in portraits and videos is the ring light. It's not a silver bullet to solve all of your lighting needs, but it's an extremely useful tool for your bag of tricks.

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Peak Design Camera Cube

Traveling with expensive cameras and glass can be more than a little nerve-wracking. Thankfully, you can put your mind at ease when you pack thoughtfully and securely with this camera cube. Featuring a customizable interior and a weatherproof exterior, even rough routes are manageable.

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Emart Light Umbrellas

Manipulating light is an important part of photography, so it's a good idea to snag some light umbrellas to help you get the lighting on your subject juuuust right.

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iPhone & iPad SD Card Adapter

If you want to quickly edit photos on the road, and share them with all of your followers, it's well worth picking up a lightning SD card adapter to import your photos directly to your smartphone or tablet.

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Vanguard Alta Pro Tripod

Investing in a nice tripod can make a big difference in your finished project -- doubly so if you plan on shooting video. Not only will this tripod give you the stability you're looking for in low-light conditions, but it can also help you achieve smooth pans and tilts in your movies.

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Grant Brunner is the Commerce Lead at Digg. Based in Delaware, he spends his time writing, playing games and enjoying nature whenever possible.

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