Camera accessories cover filters, tripods, camera batteries and chargers, flashes, lens accessories, gimbals and studio lighting for photographers and videographers. The range also includes action camera accessories and security camera mounts. Leading brands include HAMA, NEEWER, GODOX, K&F and DJI.
How to choose camera accessories
Compatibility. Check your exact camera model, lens thread and mount before anything else. Batteries are specific to a camera model, filters must match the lens thread diameter, and flashes need to work with your camera's hot shoe and flash system.
Filters. Neutral density filters allow long exposures and wide apertures in bright light, polarising filters reduce reflections and deepen skies, and UV or clear filters mainly protect the front element. Buy for your largest lens and add step-up rings so the same filter fits smaller ones. Magnetic filter systems make swapping quicker in the field.
Tripods and stabilisers. Compare the maximum load with the weight of your camera plus lens, then look at folded length if you travel. Carbon fibre is lighter, while aluminium is usually cheaper and sturdier for studio use. For gimbals, the supported payload decides whether a phone, an action camera or a mirrorless body will balance properly.
Flashes and lighting. For stills, look for TTL support, wireless triggering and enough output for your room sizes. Continuous lights suit video because you see the result live, while studio flashes give more power for portraits and product work. Stands, softboxes and backdrops are usually bought separately.
Power. Spare batteries matter most for video and long events. Original batteries match your camera exactly, while third-party cells can offer more capacity per pound, so check the model number and read the specifications carefully. A charger with USB input is handy when travelling.
Camera accessory brands we carry
- HAMA: a German accessory maker known for tripods, camera bags, cleaning kits and general photo accessories.
- NEEWER: known for affordable lighting, flashes, tripods and video accessories for hobbyists and content creators.
- GODOX: a specialist in studio strobes and speedlight flashes built around its own wireless trigger system.
- K&F and FREEWELL: both focus on lens filters, including neutral density, variable ND and magnetic systems.
- DJI: best known for gimbals and action cameras, with matching mounts and accessories.
- WALIMEX: a German brand with studio lighting, stands and photo accessories.
- DURACELL and ANSMANN: battery and charger brands, useful for spare cells and travel charging.
- CANON and SONY: camera manufacturers whose own batteries, flashes and lens accessories are made for their cameras.
Also in our range: CALUMET.
The largest subcategories are camera filters, tripods and selfie sticks, and camera batteries and chargers. You will also find lenses and lens accessories, camera flashes, action camera accessories, security camera mounts, studio lighting and backdrops, gimbals, power adapters, bags and straps, microphone accessories, instant film and video rigs.
Camera accessories FAQ
How do I know which filter size fits my lens?
Look for the diameter in millimetres, marked with the symbol Ø on the lens barrel or front cap. Filters screw onto that thread, so the numbers must match. If you own several lenses, buy for the largest and use step-up rings for the others.
Are third-party camera batteries safe to use?
Third-party batteries work well in many cameras when they are the correct model and come from a known brand. Make sure the model number matches your camera and that the battery is made for it. Original batteries are the safest option for full compatibility with battery level display.
What tripod load capacity do I need?
Choose a tripod rated for clearly more than your camera and heaviest lens together. A margin keeps the setup steady in wind and during long exposures. Heavy telephoto lenses and video heads need a higher rating than a compact mirrorless kit.
Will any flash work with my camera?
No, not every flash works fully with every camera. Basic flashes fire on most hot shoes, but TTL metering and wireless control depend on the flash system matching your camera brand. Check the compatibility list for your camera before buying.
