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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 138171" data-attributes="member: 6277">Well you don't say what you have now so I will&nbsp; assume that you have the Kit lens 18-55.&nbsp; What you ask is a very broad question. What kind of photography do you want to do. What is your budget?You can shoot forever with what you have now and get great pictures. Do you shoot a lot of indoor pictures? If so the I would suggest that you get a good flash. The SB700 is a good flash that will take care of most of your needs. A tripod is a good addition to any photographer's list. They can range for $14.95 to $1495.00 Well probably not that high but you get the idea. Like I said you asked a question that really does not have a simple answer. Stick with what you have now and get to know it well and only then start adding to the list. You will then be able to figure out on your own what you really need and want.&nbsp; Better to wait and get it right the first time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 138171, member: 6277"] Well you don't say what you have now so I will assume that you have the Kit lens 18-55. What you ask is a very broad question. What kind of photography do you want to do. What is your budget? You can shoot forever with what you have now and get great pictures. Do you shoot a lot of indoor pictures? If so the I would suggest that you get a good flash. The SB700 is a good flash that will take care of most of your needs. A tripod is a good addition to any photographer's list. They can range for $14.95 to $1495.00 Well probably not that high but you get the idea. Like I said you asked a question that really does not have a simple answer. Stick with what you have now and get to know it well and only then start adding to the list. You will then be able to figure out on your own what you really need and want. Better to wait and get it right the first time. [/QUOTE]

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