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My wife says that I have to get rid of all the old camera "junk" in the cupboard - so sorting through some on the equipment that I've not used for ages I pulled out my DP3M and took a few shots of "flowers"
These Sigma's, (released in 2013), which are no longer made now seem to be attracting a "following"
the camera fired up as if it was yesterday and as usual produced some amazing files - these are quick single shots at f8 - (no stacking, and hardly any processing in LR once the Sigma files had been converted to tiff's)
These Sigma's, (released in 2013), which are no longer made now seem to be attracting a "following"
the camera fired up as if it was yesterday and as usual produced some amazing files - these are quick single shots at f8 - (no stacking, and hardly any processing in LR once the Sigma files had been converted to tiff's)
![TP_DP3M_flower_1.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wenltd.co.uk%2FTP%2FTP_DP3M_flower_1.jpg&hash=48dcb450a9fd07ec533047625a48dce9)
![TP_DP3M_flower_2.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wenltd.co.uk%2FTP%2FTP_DP3M_flower_2.jpg&hash=bb446be4c83d4edcc2fdeb103212ebc7)
![TP_DP3M_flower_3.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wenltd.co.uk%2FTP%2FTP_DP3M_flower_3.jpg&hash=9e6ba4b7b9ea049731c52b08493113e0)
![TP_DP3M_flower_4.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wenltd.co.uk%2FTP%2FTP_DP3M_flower_4.jpg&hash=1ddc2c6e44a2452163de30827b9c6270)
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