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DCM New Plymouth

DCM New Plymouth

The final image from my stay in New Plymouth.
Fantastic colours on the horizon setup the DCM idea.
Over 7 seconds with the DCM to the right - manu...
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The final image from my stay in New Plymouth.
Fantastic colours on the horizon setup the DCM idea.
Over 7 seconds with the DCM to the right - manual focus.
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camera

NIKON D750

settings

settings

Aperture f/9 ISO 320 Shutter 25/10 Focal Length 440/10

location

location

New Plymouth, Taranaki, NZ

upload_date

upload_date

Jul, 2021

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