About £20 left to spend on my Dad for Christmas..

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.. he's just bought his first 'proper' camera (a Nikon D3100).

I've bought him the first Scott Kelby book, which helped me immensely when I first set out with my D40x, off Amazon for dirt cheap, and now have roughly £20-£25 left to spend on him.

Any thoughts?

p.s. wasn't sure if this was the right forum?
 
Cokin ND Grad and holder?
Couple of decent lens cloths?
Cheap Tripod?
Basic Camera Bag?
Erm...
 
Cokin ND Grad and holder?
Couple of decent lens cloths?
Cheap Tripod?
Basic Camera Bag?
Erm...

The grads might blow his mind a little bit to begin with. Might wait for his birthday next year for that when he understands things a bit more.

Lens cloth isn't a bad idea actually. Will look into that.

He's got a (very) cheap tripod already, which actually seems to fit the camera ok.

Camera came with a small lowepro bag already.

Cheers for your suggestions
 
How about a monopod for £9.45 with Free postage and excellent reviews from 38 people. Find it HERE

I have bought one (wife put it away for Christmas) but it came very quickly (2 days) and that was on free super saver postage
 
A lens pen and rocket blower? In terms of books Understanding Exposure is also quite good particularly for beginners.
 
How about a monopod for £9.45 with Free postage and excellent reviews from 38 people. Find it HERE

I have bought one (wife put it away for Christmas) but it came very quickly (2 days) and that was on free super saver postage

I have one too and for the money i was totally delighted:thumbs::clap::thumbs:
 
How about a monopod for £9.45 with Free postage and excellent reviews from 38 people. Find it HERE

I have bought one (wife put it away for Christmas) but it came very quickly (2 days) and that was on free super saver postage


I have one too and for the money i was totally delighted:thumbs::clap::thumbs:

So that's 39 people then :thumbs:

Probably 40 come Christmas when I open mine :clap:
 
Gorilla pod, I like mine, ideal when you don't want to lug a tripod around.
 
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