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Examples #3 of 3: Lundy Lake and Meadows
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These examples shot on the 50-megapixel Canon 5DS R.
Images shot at f/9 - f/13 have diffraction mitigating sharpening applied. Chromatic aberration has been corrected for most of these images.
Images that are focus stacked are so-marked. While stacking greatly improves total sharpness and thus allows observing the total lens performance near to far without the damaging effects of diffraction (from stopping down too far), there is a slight loss of micro contrast from the stacking process because pixels have to be stretched to compensate for the differing magnification at different focusing distances).
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