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Examples: Lundy Canyon Just Before the Winter Solstice (GFX 50R)
Shot with Fujifilm GFX firmware 2.00, lens firmware 1.00. Brand-new GFX, brand-new lens.
These examples shot in December 2017.
Most of the examples are focus stacked, because it is just impossible with any aperture to squeeze all the excellent optical juice out of a lens without it.
Snow filters down, as sun breaks through over Drained Beaver Pond
No beaver has taken up residence in 2017 after the rupture of the beaver dam, draining his very large pond. If none does, the area will become chocked with will brush and aspen.
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