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Roseanna and Amy in Puerto Banus – Spain – Canon 550D with 55 – 250 EF-S IS Zoom and DXO Pro
Travelling light in Spain I decided to just take the Canon 550D and a couple of light consumer lenses – I have always liked the Canon 55 – 250 mm for its results and versatility If you then process with … Continue reading
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