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As we gear up for the biggest shopping season of the year, we’re presenting our favorite gifts for photographers this holiday season. If you’re still finalizing your shopping list for yourself and for the camera-loving people in your life, we have you covered!
Below are a few of our favorites that are valued under $100. These are great gifts for the photographer in your life!
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Excire Bundle
Recommended by the Photofocus Team | Read review | $99; available via Excire
Ever wish you could simply search for your photos using simple words? What about colors, smiles, style and even content? Excire can easily scan all your photos and add simple tags to each photo. This is another AI tool, and if you can’t tell, getting organized is one of the major goals for 2023.
Great pouch for carrying chargers, cables, power blocks, hard drives, and other tech-related items. Fits great in carry-on bags.
Peak Design Slide Lite
Recommended by Joy Celine Asto | $59.95 | Available via Peak Design Official Site, B&H, Amazon
A durable, comfortable, and stylish camera strap is a must for every photographer. This is where Peak Design’s feature-rich Slide Lite strap comes in. Like the Cuff, it looks and works great for most mirrorless and DSLR cameras, making it an essential addition to every photographer’s ensemble of accessories. Check out my Slide Lite review for more on what makes it worth the investment or upgrade.
Meike 35mm f/1.7 (For Canon EF-M, Fujifilm X, Micro Four Thirds, Sony E mounts)
Recommended by Joy Celine Asto | $69.99 – $79.99 | Available via B&H, Amazon
I’ve been hearing great things about this cheap lens for various mounts, so I got one for my Olympus PEN Mini Micro Four Thirds camera. I’ve only been shooting with it for a couple of months, and I’m liking the results so far. If you or a fellow photographer are on the lookout for an affordable everyday lens, this is could be worth considering — especially if you don’t mind playing around with a manual focus lens once in a while.
Starry Landscape Stacker
Recommended by Bob Coates | Read Article | From $59.99; Available via Apple
Peak Design camera strapsIf you want to up your Milky Way image captures making multiple exposures is the way to go. Multiple exposures allow you to attain more detail with less noise in your skies. To make this work, you need to stack the images. There are two software programs to help you with that. Sequator is a free software available for PC users. The application I use is Starry Landscape Stacker for Mac computers. At $59.99, it makes stacking exposures for the Milky Way pretty slick. There’s an easy way to select the sky and allow the software to remove noise while enhancing the amount of stars and nebula information to be seen.
OWC Thunderbolt 4 USB-C 1 or 2 meter cables
Recommended by Kevin Ames | From $27.99; Available via MacSales
I am always needing a USB-C to USB-C cable that has high data transfer and will work adequately for charging devices. These Thunderbolt 4 cables fill the bill! They are fast, durable and meet the high standards for connecting RAIDs and monitors to laptop and desktop computers.
Huion Keydial Mini
Recommended by Julie Powell | Read review | From $64.98; Available via Amazon
Huion Keydial MiniI adore this keydial, it totally compliments the Huion Kamvas display tablets and works for all my editing needs. It really is the missing link I had been looking for, for flawless workflow.
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