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Old 09-08-2007   #437 (permalink)
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Here are larger snapshots of N-5 and N+3. Three stops over, and it looks like I am losing serious detail. I have lost a lot of detail in N-5, but some detail is still discernable. At N+4 all detail is lost. Why is more detail kept in the N-5 image? Is it because it is a white subject?
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