Compare B&H Photo Video Electronics Deals

B&H Photo-Video offers the Canon Speedlite 270EX Flash, model no. 3806B002, for $129 with free shipping. (Adorama Camera via Amazon charges the same.) That's the lowest total price we could find by $20. Features include a built-in AF-assist beam, 2-step coverage for 28mm and 50mm focal lengths, bounce function, optimized recycling time, and more. It's compatible with Canon EOS-1D/s Mark II, Mark III, D-20, Elan 7N/E, or newer models.

B&H Photo-Video offers the Netgear NeoTV 550 1080p HD Media Player, model no. NTV550-100NAS, for $84.95 with free shipping. (Amazon charges the same.) That's $15 under our Cyber Monday mention and the lowest total price we could find now by $34. This media player is network-ready, and allows you to plug in a USB drive or SD card and stream its content in 1080p via an HDMI output. It features not only HDMI, but component and composite outputs.

B&H Photo-Video offers the Sennheiser HD 218i Stereo Headphones for $39.95 plus $3.99 for shipping. That's the lowest total price we could find by $36, although they were $4 less three weeks ago (since expired). Features include a 19Hz to 21kHz frequency response, 3.5mm plug, inline microphone and 3-button remote, and more.

Last week we showed you how to select the right camera bag to best hold your lens and DSLR kit. This week, we'll look at what it takes to keep your setup steady. The tripod is a necessary support system for many photographers, but there are a few specifications to keep in mind when shopping to ensure you get the best model for your needs.

Recently, we offered a secondary lens guide for readers looking to take their photography to the next level. And now, equipped with that second (or third, or fourth!) lens, in addition to your camera body and kit lens, you may see a need for the right camera bag to carry them all.

Digital SLR cameras are often sold in kit form, which means they're bundled with a basic 18-55mm lens — a good starting point for beginners, but once you start exploring different types of photography, you may find you want more. Adding a lens (or two) to your camera bag will greatly expand your shooting possibilities. Check out our guide for the types of lenses you might consider and what prices you can expect.

Recently we listed an excellent, Editors' Choice–caliber deal on a refurbished Canon EOS Digital Rebel T1i 15.1-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera. The price tag is tantalizingly cheap, but rarely does one buy a new camera without needing a few extra accessories. If you're looking to get serious about a photography hobby, we've gathered a few necessities and tallied up the additional costs associated with becoming a novice digital photographer.

Saving money is our motto here at dealnews, but occasionally we come across items worth spending a little more on. We've found that by splurging on things like computer systems, certain office gear, and yes, 500-thread count sheets, you actually wind up saving money in the long run because the higher quality of these items prolongs the need to replace them every year. From desktop replacements to cosmetics, we've listed our top five items where we think being too frugal doesn't pay.