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Mercedes Motor-Wagen 1886
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 PA066386 by LTZ470, on Flickr 3  PA066368 by LTZ470, on Flickr 4  PA066493 by LTZ470, on Flickr 5  PA066401 by LTZ470, on Flickr 6  PA066486 by LTZ470, on Flickr 7 PA066386 by LTZ470, on Flickr 8  PA066468 by LTZ470, on Flickr 9  PA066363 by LTZ470, on Flickr 10  PA066358 by LTZ470, on Flickr 11  PA066376 by LTZ470, on Flickr 12  PA066355 by LTZ470, on Flickr Last edited by LTZ470; Oct 20, 2011 at 9:13 AM. |
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Great photos. Which camera/lens did you use to capture these? Also, how can I find out the exif info when looking at photos on the site? I have the exif software installed. Thanks.
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EP3 and 14-150 James...just click on any photo here it will take you straight to FlickR...then upper left hand corner "Actions"...down to "View EXIF info"
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Thanks LTZ. I'm planning on that lens being my next lens for my E-PL2. That is incredibly sharp for such a compact lens.
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