Digital cameras and authentification of images

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Digital cameras and authentification of images

To:	"knightl" <>
Subject:	Digital cameras and authentification of images
From:	"Alan Gillanders" <>
Date:	Mon, 23 Feb 2004 15:47:43 +1000

  Laurie wrote:-I
> photographed fig parrots [in the Iron Range] from a distance of 20 or
> so metres (ie as close as you can reasonably get),

Yesterday I was so close to two of these little charmers that if I was a
basketballer I could have taken one with my hands. Too close for bins!!!
Hope my guests photos turned out OK.

Alan

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