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Local places, plants and invertebrates, occasional ancient coins, some other stuff.

Friday 1 April 2011

What I Saw #8

Cherry blossom at Keston Mark

Posted by Bill Welch at 07:12

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Labels: flowers, Keston, trees

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Many of the earlier photos on this blog were taken with a Canon Ixus 100 camera; tiny and really quite good. The coin photos and some earlier closeups were taken with a Canon EOS 450D and a Canon EF 100mm macro lens.

On 30 June 2011 I got an EOS 60D, and closeups after that up to mid-May 2012 were taken with this camera and the 100mm macro lens. Then I got an EOS 5D Mark III, a camera with a full-frame sensor, which was used from mid-May 2012. From January 2013 I started to use an EOS 6D, also full-frame, but lighter and with built-in GPS. By this time I had a new Canon 100mm macro lens with image stabilisation, which is very helpful for my handheld shots. Currently, as from mid-August 2015, I have an EOS 5DS, a wonderful camera.

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Friday 1 April 2011

What I Saw #8

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