Great materials for new photographers

It is good for any photographer to get back to the basics of preparing and maintaining our gear I think as we progress it becomes so routine that we may not think about what we are doing! A couple of things to add – turn you camera off before manipulating all the dials. Use rain water for long rinses if available, and personally I always remove strobe battetries from strobes at end day. Cheers

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