From $2 to $90, these Black Friday stocking stuffers for photographers are on my Santa list (I’ve been an awful good boy!)

Save $3.10 If you know a photographer who also loves reading then The Lives of Lee Miller is a great choice. This isn’t your average biography, because it was written by Lee’s son, Antony Penrose. His account of his mother's incredible life has recently been turned into a major motion picture, starring Kate Winslet.

Save $4 Who wouldn't want to find a little Lego in their stocking on Christmas Day? This Lego Creator 3-in-1 Retro Camera is a near-lifesize replication of a vintage SLR in brick form. It even features a couple of rolls of film to load as well as various twisty, flicky controls. Better yet, this set allows you to build one of three models, so you can piece together a retro TV and camcorder to boot!

Save $10 A film photographer can never have too many rolls of film. Ultimately, you could go for a more conventional roll of film (like Kodak Portra 400) but Christmas gift-giving isn’t about practicality, so check out this striking roll of Ilford Ilfocolor Vintage Tone 400 Plus. It’s a color film with a distinctive vintage twist that’ll make reds really pop (very festive). You get 36 exposures per roll and with 40% off this is a great deal.

Save $85 Most photographers own conventional filters, making Tiffen's Glimmerglass range a safer gift. Diffusion filters are used to give lighting a halation effect while retaining sharpness throughout the image. These are available in different densities – five being the heaviest – and while the effect isn't for everyone, Black Friday is a great chance to try something new, especially with a saving this big!

Save $15 Protect your Black Friday camera purchase with this rain cover from Slinger. It's designed for a DSLR and up to a 70-200mm lens, but in reality, it'll work with any optic up to 18 inches long and most mirrorless cameras. Plus, there’s room for a full-size flashgun. Hook-and-loop fasteners and a drawstring allow you to secure it to your lens and a polyurethane window allows you to keep your camera dry, while still being able to view the rear LCD and viewfinder.

Save $2 If the Slinger rain cover (above) is a little too fancy and you want something cheap that’ll get the job done, look no further than the Slinger Rain Cover (two-pack). This is designed for cameras with a lens up to nine-inches long and a flashgun. It’s little more than a plastic bag with a couple of drawstrings, but it’s only $2 and barely weighs anything, so you can slip it into your camera bag and forget about it until there’s a weather emergency. I never leave the house without a rain cover like this.

Save $10 This little point-and-shoot is having a bit of a moment. It’s aimed at photography newbies, those on a budget, anybody looking for a ‘beater’ camera, Gen Zers and everyone in-between. You get a 27-105mm focal range, a tiny pop-up flash, a sizable 2.7-inch screen and 63MB of onboard memory.

Save $10.95 Everybody loves an instant camera, not just photographers. And when it comes to the best instant cameras, nobody does it better than Fujifilm. The Instax Mini 12 is the latest edition of the instant camera that everybody should own. It couldn't be easier to use, you simply point, shoot, and marvel as the results appear in front of your very eyes!

Save $9.96 If you’ve bought a shiny new camera this Black Friday, a screen protector will likely be your next purchase. I've gone for this ProOptic protector for the Sony A6400 and Sony A6600, because their 3-inch rear screens are quite exposed. Also, these cameras are excellent everyday workhorses, meaning they’ll need to weather everything you throw at them.

Save $130 If you're a content creator, this is the GorillaPod for you, thanks to a pair of arms with a 1/4-inch thread and cold-shoe mounts for attaching accessories such as LED lights or an action camera. And of course, Joby's patented ball-and-socket design allows you to mount your GorillaPod in a huge variety of ways, making it one of the best mini tripods available.

Save $7 If you know somebody who has a Nikon Zf then this is the perfect gift, given its oddball secondary microSD slot. $18.99 for a 256GB card that can reach read speeds of 150MB/s ain't too shabby, either. And it's a SanDisk no less. Santa, Baby, slip this SanDisk under the tree for me, please!

Save $6.07 Unless you only own a pair of Nikon Z9s with dual CFExpress slots, I doubt there's a photographer on the planet who wouldn't be pleased to find one of these in their stocking on Christmas Day. A few years ago a 128GB SanDisk SD card for less than 13 bucks would have been unheard of. And 140/MB/s, too! This is a great deal.