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Serpent Eagle

Serpent Eagle

Shot during the early lights when the ISO was required to be bumped up and risking the image on a 700D, but was a good way to learn to process noisy images, and...
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Shot during the early lights when the ISO was required to be bumped up and risking the image on a 700D, but was a good way to learn to process noisy images, and this is what it results in...
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Canon EOS 700D

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 285/1

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Aug, 2016

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