When I first purchased my Nikon D70 digital SLR camera, I was content to use the standard equipment that came with the basic kit. In other words, all I had was a decent lens that could be used for a wide range of everyday photographic tasks. But as I developed into a better photographer, I discovered that I was quickly outgrowing my camera's capabilities. Instead of spending a couple thousand dollars more on a better model, I decided to take a look at some Nikon digital camera accessories to try to improve performance that way.

1. Disable screen for quicker shots

Most cameras have some sort of start-up screen that appears when you turn the camera on and adds to the total time spent snagging a shot. Although all cameras have different menus, the option to disable it is generally in the main menu. Do so and you won't miss that precious shot.

If you are looking for great digital photos and quality prints, easy sharing capabilities, and a system to take the hassle of out putting your photos online, you should consider investing in the Kodak Easy Share system. Kodak has made taking great pictures easy for the average person, and has made printing and sharing them as easy as a touching a button. When you use the Easy Share program and system, you are simply using your head.

Though digital cameras have made photography fun and easy for those who normally may not have taken a lot of pictures, there is still something to be said for the look of film prints. Digital camera prints have not been up to snuff with film, though they are getting better and better every day. When you take digital pictures, you have a few options for getting your prints. Perhaps one of the best things about this is that you can choose which prints you want and which ones you think are sub par and unprintable.