A quick look at the storage area for my photo equipment is a reminder of how many accessories that I’ve accumulated. My shelves are lined with camera bags, backpacks, filters, tripods, gorillapods, remote shutter releases, battery chargers, flash brackets, gps receivers, and many more.<\/p>\n
Having used many dozens (perhaps hundreds) of accessories since the 1960s, I’ve had varying opinions about the usability of many of them. Some were worth their weight in gold while others weren’t worth the shelf space they were occupying and are no longer in my possession.<\/p>\n
I’ve had a long history of making my own accessories. I’m signalling a short series of articles that I will be writing in coming weeks that show you how can easily make your own photo accessories to save you both frustration and money too.<\/p>\n
Here’s a peek at the very inexpensive materials that I purchased to make the first accessory.<\/p>\n
Stay tuned to see what we do with these items for the first project.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n A quick look at the storage area for my photo equipment is a reminder of how many accessories that I’ve accumulated. My shelves are lined with camera bags, backpacks, filters, tripods, gorillapods, remote shutter releases, battery chargers, flash brackets, gps … Continue reading ![](\".\/images\/equip\/IMG_0217.jpg\")
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\nWritten by Arnie Lee<\/p>\n
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