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Canon 70D with 55-250 IS STM at 250mm, f-5.6, 1-640sec, ISO-100, -2-3 stop.

Canon 70D with 55-250 IS STM at 250mm, f-5.6, 1-640sec, ISO-100, -2-3 stop.
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