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Science of photography / Geometrical optics / Macro photography / Depth of field / Circle of confusion / Nikon DX format / Focal length / Nikkor / Aperture / Angle of view / Lens / Camera lens
Date: 2011-01-12 16:51:52
Science of photography
Geometrical optics
Macro photography
Depth of field
Circle of confusion
Nikon DX format
Focal length
Nikkor
Aperture
Angle of view
Lens
Camera lens

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