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Used photography accessories for film and digital cameras
This collection brings together everything that goes on, in front of or next to your camera and lens: filters, adapters, flashes, winders, light meters and finders. Most items come from the film era and fit classic SLR, rangefinder and medium format systems, joined by batteries and memory cards for digital and film cameras.
- Lens filters from Nikon, Canon, Pentax, Leitz, Hoya and B+W, including UV, skylight and yellow, orange or red filters for black-and-white film, plus close-up lenses and a Cokin filter set
- Extension tubes, mount adapters and teleconverters from Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Contax, Tamron, Vivitar and Soligor
- Flashes from Metz, Pentax, Minolta and Olympus, motor drives and winders for Pentax, Nikon and Contax, and battery grips for Canon EOS
- Light meters from Gossen, Sekonic and Minolta
- Lens hoods, lens caps, angle finders, waist-level finders, focusing screens, data backs and cable releases
- Camera batteries from Varta and Duracell, SD, CompactFlash and xD memory cards, and card readers
Frequently asked questions
Will this accessory fit my camera or lens?
Filters and lens hoods are listed with their thread size, such as 49mm, 52mm or 55mm, which is printed on the front of your lens or inside the lens cap. Extension tubes, teleconverters and adapters are made for one mount, like Canon FD, Nikon F, Pentax K or M42, and winders and data backs fit only the camera models named in the listing.
Do flashes, winders and light meters still work?
Yes. Electronic accessories are checked for function before they are listed. Wear, missing covers or anything else worth knowing is described in the listing and visible in the photos.
Which battery or memory card does my camera need?
Many film cameras and light meters run on small cells such as SR44, CR2, CR1/3N or PX28, which we sell in their original Varta and Duracell packaging. Older digital cameras often use CompactFlash or xD cards instead of SD. The manual or the battery compartment tells you which type you need.