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PhotographerGuy 2022-11-18 20:28:09 | #3
antenn (2022-11-18 20:25:35)antenn
PhotographerGuy
How that expiry date so clear?
You still don't understand the difference between spotting a parked car close up vs. from a motorway bridge with a phone?
PhotographerGuy
How that expiry date so clear?
You still don't understand the difference between spotting a parked car close up vs. from a motorway bridge with a phone?
I mean, is he used camera or not? That's what I meant.
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PhotographerGuy 2022-11-18 22:02:45 | #5
antenn (2022-11-18 21:32:19)antenn
PhotographerGuy
I mean, is he used camera or not? That's what I meant.
In this case, it doesn't matter. You can answer your question with common sense, it's not about photography skills...
PhotographerGuy
I mean, is he used camera or not? That's what I meant.
In this case, it doesn't matter. You can answer your question with common sense, it's not about photography skills...
I guess so
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BimmerDude 2022-11-19 01:02:13 | #6
PhotographerGuy (2022-11-18 20:09:06)PhotographerGuy
How that expiry date so clear?
How that expiry date so clear?
I think antenn put it very well. Photographing a parked car from close with a decent camera is entirely different to taking motorway photos with a phone.
You would be able to read the expiration on your photos too if the car was parked and you were next to it.
Sometimes even with my camera I struggle to catch a clear enough picture of a car driving down the road to read the expiration date.
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PhotographerGuy 2022-11-19 14:41:21 | #7
BimmerDude (2022-11-19 01:02:13)BimmerDude
PhotographerGuy
How that expiry date so clear?
I think antenn put it very well. Photographing a parked car from close with a decent camera is entirely different to taking motorway photos with a phone.
You would be able to read the expiration on your photos too if the car was parked and you were next to it.
Sometimes even with my camera I struggle to catch a clear enough picture of a car driving down the road to read the expiration date.
PhotographerGuy
How that expiry date so clear?
I think antenn put it very well. Photographing a parked car from close with a decent camera is entirely different to taking motorway photos with a phone.
You would be able to read the expiration on your photos too if the car was parked and you were next to it.
Sometimes even with my camera I struggle to catch a clear enough picture of a car driving down the road to read the expiration date.
It's difficult for me to find German Temporary plates are parked, rather than moving. Only 2 I spotted were parked. Rest of them are moving through D100.
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