Shopping for a hardcore outdoor photographer and hiker? If they’re already used to eating boil-in-the-bag meals, get them a spork with a built-in bottle opener. Titanium Spork with Bottle Opener – $11.99 A lot of photographers have something similar already, but if you’re buying a gift for someone who doesn’t, this should be at the top of your list. It holds up to 12 SD cards, well more than most photographers need. Personally, I use one from Ruggard, but it’s not available any longer – the Pelican 0915 seems equally good, and it sells for $19.99. Memory Card Case – $19.99įor photographers with more than one SD card, it’s important to use an organization system to avoid them slipping around in your bag. This held true even during a nine-day hike in Iceland with two 17+ mile days (27 km). I’ll be the first to admit that they look creepy, but I’ll also be the first to say that I have never once gotten a blister while wearing these sock liners (in tandem with a pair of Darn Tough wool hiking socks). If the photographer in your life does a lot of hiking in search of the perfect landscape, point them to the insane Injinji toe sock liners. It fits most flash heads, aside from built-in pop-up flashes. For quicker field work, a smaller flash diffuser is ideal. At the upper end of the spectrum are large softboxes and umbrellas, but those can be unwieldy and usually stay in the studio. There are also specialized versions for covering an on-camera flash if necessary.Ī must-have for portrait photographers (and others) is a flash diffuser. (For wildlife photography with extreme telephotos, I’d get the 18 inch otherwise, the 8 inch packs smaller – though the 18 inch is actually a hair cheaper at $6.75). It comes in two varieties for different lens sizes – 8 inch and 18 inch. One gift I recommend for this purpose is the Ruggard Rain Cover. In rainy environments, especially when you’re standing in front of a tripod for long periods of time, it’s essential that you keep your camera dry. Anyone who shoots portraits should have a pop-up reflector in their bag. There are a number of similar products on the market (the one I have is a slightly larger version from Raya), and they pretty much all work great, so be on the lookout for a good deal. This 32″ version from Raya is $20, and it has five different panels you can use for different levels of reflection or other effects. The Photographer’s Ephemeris Raya 5-in-1 Reflector Disc – $19.95Ī reflector is one of the easiest ways to add great light to a portrait photo. There’s also PhotoPills ($9.99) which has several different tools, including a Milky Way tracker and timelapse calculator. One of the best is The Photographer’s Ephemeris ($9.99), ideal for landscape photographers who want to plan their shot.
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There are so many available – and many of the best ones aren’t free – so the one(s) you should get depend on the person you’re giving to. Under $20 Apps – The Photographer’s Ephemeris and PhotoPills (each $9.99)Īn easy, unexpected gift for photographers who already have all the equipment in the world is a smartphone app.
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X-Rite i1Display Pro Color Calibration/Profiling System – $239.95.Sky-Watcher Motorized Star Tracker – $246.06.Gregory Baltoro 65 Liter Backpack – $194.95 to $299.95 (depending on color and sizing).1TB External Hard Drive Backup – $74.99.Datacolor SpyderLensCal Autofocus Calibrator – $60.59.B+W Kasseman Polarizing Filter – $79.95 to 99.95 for standard sizes.Manfrotto Monopod – $49 to $95 (and more for specialized monopods).3 Legged Thing Universal L-Bracket – $49.99.Ravpower USB Camera Battery Charger – $23 to $38.Rogue Gels Universal Lighting Kit – $29.95.Outdoor Research Rocky Mountain High Gaiters – $30.15 to $45.Mountain Light by Galen Rowell – Prices Vary.The Art of Photography by Bruce Barnbaum – $35.99.Watson 4-Hour Charger and Rechargeable AA Batteries – $17.95.Titanium Spork with Bottle Opener – $11.99.Apps – The Photographer’s Ephemeris and PhotoPills (each $9.99).
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