There is always something you “should” be buying. In photography it seems there are more intriguing odds and ends than a person can imagine. Some of it is just a gimmick for beginners. Most of it is really unnecessary, really. A filter for when you are shooting in desert conditions, do you need that? Not likely. A backpack that allows you to hold 6 lenses at once, do you even want that weight on your back? I doubt it. Other products really suck you in and make you wish you had a few grand just sitting around waiting to be spent. Whether it is a camera body that will allow you a few extra megapixels or a flash that will light up a stadium, none of it has value unless you understand why you need it. I do not shoot professional sports so my shutterspeed does not need to be the fastest in the world I can catch a bride, I can catch a child. I have no need for 3 extra megapixels because I am not shooting images that end up on billboards in time square. Most “upgrades” are really just expensive. Do your research, buy your perfect camera.
Bigger Better More Expensive…
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