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magnification. The subject height in both images is 24 mm. Photographs taken with these two set-ups will be at practically the same scale at the same print size, lending the photograph on the bottom its 1:1 35 mm equivalent reproduction ratio status.
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offer similar products under the names Z6 APO and Z16 APO. The iPhone 13 Pro series introduced macro photography in the iPhone camera, as well as
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1371:. Photo 360 Limited
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3059:Gum printing
3014:C-41 process
2999:Photographic
2900:Image sensor
2895:Film scanner
2549:Sun printing
2482:Print toning
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2239:Pictorialism
2169:Ethnographic
2149:Conservation
2021:Guide number
2016:Focal length
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2885:Digiscoping
2878:camera back
2793:Philippines
2722:Visual arts
2712:Glass plate
2697:Heliography
2596:Composition
2571:Ultraviolet
2527:Stereoscopy
2522:Slow motion
2507:Scanography
2422:Kite aerial
2362:Contre-jour
2254:Post-mortem
2244:Pornography
2224:Neues Sehen
2159:Documentary
2093:Zone System
2068:Reciprocity
1994:Film format
1924:Backscatter
1902:Terminology
1772:beauty dish
1671:rangefinder
1636:light-field
1617:Photography
1000:Long, Ben.
553:Crop factor
327:image noise
295:view camera
212:Percy Smith
109:macrography
32:macrographs
3225:Categories
3170:Lomography
3001:processing
2950:Print film
2866:comparison
2833:Uzbekistan
2783:Luxembourg
2743:Bangladesh
2692:Dufaycolor
2672:Box camera
2629:Simplicity
2586:Zoom burst
2581:Xerography
2576:Vignetting
2566:Time-lapse
2554:Tilt–shift
2447:Mordançage
2437:Luminogram
2402:Holography
2397:High-speed
2377:Fill flash
2357:Burst mode
2335:Techniques
2316:Vernacular
2311:Underwater
2306:Toy camera
2286:Still life
2214:Monochrome
2204:High-speed
2154:Cloudscape
2144:Conceptual
2046:Photograph
2031:Lens flare
2011:Film speed
1893:Zone plate
1839:wide-angle
1824:long-focus
1441:2021-08-10
1420:2021-08-10
1154:2021-02-25
756:References
737:Micrograph
622:section).
616:ring flash
612:flash unit
570:stereogram
527:Nikon D700
346:macroscope
178:microforms
140:macro lens
3120:Norwegian
3084:Stop bath
3029:Developer
2657:Ambrotype
2619:Lead room
2542:Slit-scan
2477:Photogram
2472:Panoramic
2382:Fireworks
2367:Cyanotype
2209:Landscape
1854:telephoto
1802:reflector
1797:monolight
1792:lens hood
1777:cucoloris
1713:safelight
1624:Equipment
1022:Olympus.
676:telephoto
271:sharpness
224:microform
196:The term
159:35 format
3199:Category
2905:CMOS APS
2803:Slovenia
2731:Regional
2677:Calotype
2614:Headroom
2492:Redscale
2407:Infrared
2352:Brenizer
2326:Wildlife
2249:Portrait
2194:Forensic
2184:Fine-art
2119:Aircraft
2109:Abstract
1989:F-number
1969:Exposure
1944:Clipping
1919:Aperture
1787:hot shoe
1708:enlarger
1703:Darkroom
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620:Lighting
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604:aperture
598:Limited
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147:negative
125:negative
117:close-up
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3210:Outline
3146:Related
2838:Vietnam
2823:Ukraine
2758:Denmark
2738:Albania
2717:Tintype
2644:History
2609:Framing
2502:Rollout
2467:Panning
2417:Kirlian
2321:Wedding
2199:Glamour
2179:Fashion
2164:Eclipse
2134:Banquet
2056:Albumen
1866:Monopod
1844:fisheye
1812:softbox
1661:pinhole
1651:instant
1641:digital
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1546:21 June
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256:bellows
192:History
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2818:Turkey
2813:Taiwan
2798:Serbia
2788:Norway
2763:Greece
2748:Canada
2342:Afocal
2301:Street
2281:Sports
2264:Selfie
2219:Nature
2174:Erotic
2139:Candid
2114:Aerial
2102:Genres
2004:medium
1881:Tripod
1849:swivel
1762:Filter
1740:holder
1735:format
1631:Camera
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2778:Korea
2773:Japan
2768:India
2753:China
2537:Strip
2462:Night
2442:Macro
2347:Bokeh
2291:Stock
2259:Ruins
1999:large
1829:prime
1807:snoot
1767:Flash
1745:stock
1720:Drone
1681:still
1666:press
1656:phone
1646:field
654:focus
155:macro
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3158:film
2873:MILC
2372:ETTR
2229:Nude
2189:Fire
2088:Sync
1886:head
1834:zoom
1819:Lens
1782:gobo
1730:base
1725:Film
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