Doug,
I actually purchased a complete set of filters.

http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=3453687

and two UV filters for each lens, to protect the lens and threads. My wife
had a Minolta she purchased in college and the threads got screwed up
because she did not have the UV filter.

Sorry, but you are not a ******* on this one.

The other must have items I purchased is a lens cleaning kit, plastic
protectors for the LED windows, an attachment so the lens cap is attached to
the strap.

--

Reggie


"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"Reginald P. Smithers" ThatsMyStory.com wrote in message
. ..
I just want to tell everyone who published their damn pictures
"overthere", that you forced me to buy my wife a Nikon D50. I purchased
the package with 2 telephoto lens. We spent Sunday taking a walk along
the river taking pictures of our dogs, mother nature and the kids playing
in the river.

You *******s cost me over $1000, forced me to get out and walk over a
mile, and now my wife is busy looking for new accessories she needs for
her new camera.

If any of you SOB's make recommendations for things we absolutely need
for our new hobby, you will be promoted to GD SOB's.
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Reggie





Don't forget good quality polarizing filters for each lens, so she can
remove the glare from water and photograph the fish that you can never
seem to catch. Tiffen filters are a good choice, and quite expensive:
http://www.tiffen.com/displayproduct...t emnum=52PTP