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Outstanding Max!


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Gorgeous, Max.

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Max from Holland wrote:

Well done. Shows how lotsalight reduces F stop which increases sharpness
and depth of field. Not to mention the dark background's effect on the
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: Well done. Shows how lotsalight reduces F stop which increases sharpness
: and depth of field. Not to mention the dark background's effect on the
: colour of the hollyhock.
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