Feb 28
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS4 - Digital camera - compact - 8.1 Mpix -
optical zoom: 4 x - supported memory: MMC, SD, SDHC. 4x Optical Zoom Lumix DC Vario Lens 5.5-22.0mm (33-132mm in 35mm equiv.) / 4x Digital Zoom Enhancement
Focusing Area Normal - Wide 50cm - infinity / Macro / Intelligent AUTO - Wide 5cm / Tele 50cm - infinity
AF Assist Lamp
ISO Sensitivity Auto / 80 / 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1000; High Sensitivity (ISO 1600-6400)
White Balance Auto / Daylight / Cloudy / Shade / Halogen / White Set (Selectable at Portrait, Soft Skin, Transform, Self-Portrait, Sports, Baby, Pet, High Sensitivity, High-speed Burst, Photo Frame mode)
Street price $99.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-LS85 8.1MP Digital Camera with 4x MEGA
Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.5 inch LCD. Panasonic is pleased to introduce the new 8.1-megapixel DMC-LS85 camera. Running on AA batteries and featuring ultimate ease of use with iA
(Intelligent Auto), the LS85 is a successor to the LS80.
• Model: Lumix DMC-LS85,
Megapixels: 8.1, LCD: 2.5, Optical Stabilized: Yes, Optical
Zoom: 4x, Colors: Black, Pink, Silver, Street Price: $100, Viewfinder:
No
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS42 10MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical
Zoom 2.5" LCD Screen. The DMC-FS42 packages a 33mm 4x optical zoom Lumix Vario lens with f2.8 brightness into a slim, compact body. Comprising six elements in five groups, including three aspherical lenses.
Further, in 3-megapixel resolution mode, the Extra Optical Zoom function provides additional magnification, extending the zoom power to 6.4x.
Street price $89.95.
- Announced Apr 17, 2009
Feb 27
Olympus Stylus 7000 12MP Digital Camera with 7x Optical Dual Image
Stabilized Zoom and 3 inch LCD. Impressive zoom power that brings action incredibly close and compact bodies designed to be taken along for the ride, make the Stylus-7000 one of the most powerful premium Stylus cameras ever. With 7x optical zoom, 12 megapixels of detailed resolution for capturing brilliant images, and features like Dual Image Stabilization, Intelligent Auto, Face Detection, Shadow Adjustment Technology and In-Camera Panorama the Stylus-7000 takes the guesswork out of great photography.
•
Street price $195
Olympus Stylus 7010 12MP Digital Camera
with 7x Dual Image Stabilized
Zoom and 2.7 inch LCD
At just an inch thin, the Olympus Stylus 7010 Digital Camera slips easily into your pocket for picture taking convenience anywhere. Despite its ultra compact size, the camera boasts an incredible 7x optical zoom lens. Coupled with advanced 12.0 megapixel resolution and TruPic
III image processing, all of your subjects are rendered with incredible color
accuracy and stunning detail. Street price $159
•
Olympus Stylus
Tough 8000 12MP Digital Camera with 3.6x Wide
Angle Optical Dual Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7 inch LCD. There’s really only one word to describe the new shockproof, waterproof, freezeproof, crushproof and shakeproof Stylus 8000 camera from Olympus: Tough. Built to withstand some of the harshest environments on earth, the Stylus Tough series builds on the impressive specifications of the renowned Stylus SW Series by adding Dual Image Stabilization. Now, when the Stylus Tough-8000 arrives at the windy mountain peak or dive into choppy waves, it stays steady and ready to capture blur-free images in virtually any condition.
Street price $300 •
Feb 26
Review:
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-GH1
Four Thirds12MP Digital SLR
Camera. The new Panasonic DMC-GH1 is called a Creative HD Hybrid because it records not only high-quality photos but also high definition 1080/24p or smooth 720/60p HD (High Definition) movies in AVCHD format. Continuous AF can be used while recording movies, to further boost operating ease.
Taking advantage of its system camera design, the DMC-GH1 features the potential for unlimited photo expression by allowing the use of different lenses for specific shooting situations and subjects. High-quality sound recording with Dolby Digital Stereo Creator and a host of other creative options, including manual settings, giving the DMC-GH1 even greater versatility.
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Review:
Sony
Alpha a230
10.2MP Digital SLR Camera The Sony Alpha A230
is a compact DSLR designed around a 10.2 (effective) megapixel, APS-C format CCD sensor, which utilizes a Sony BIONZ image processor to capture and process image files as RAW, JPEG, or RAW+JPEG at speeds of up to 2.5 frames-per-second. The Alpha A230's body design is smooth and rounded, and features flush-mounted, yet easy to use camera controls. JPEG image files can be recorded in a choice of 3 compression ratios onto Memory Stick PRO Duo or SD/SDHC memory cards.
Street price $399 •
Review:
Sony SAL-16F28 16mm f/2.8
Fisheye Lens for Sony Alpha Digital SLR
Camera.
A superb fisheye lens with a look all its own a fascinating perspective on
landscapes, cities, crowds, and special events. With a 180 degree angle of view
and extraordinary corner-to-corner sharpness, this lens achieves crisp, clear
detail from about 8 inches to infinity. Mounted on the Sony DSLR-A100 camera, it
provides a 110 degree angle of view with 24mm focal length (35mm equivalent).
Crisp focus from about 8 inches to infinity Quick filter selection with a simple
rotating dial Focal length -Street price $799.
Feb 25
New:
Casio EX-S7 12.1 MP Digital Camera
-
Casio has
announced the Exilim EX-S7 and EX-Z35 digital compacts. Both offer 12MP sensors, 3x (35-106mm equiv.) zoom lenses and feature direct web upload options. The EX-S7 comes with 720p HD video recording and has a slightly larger LCD size of 2.7”. They also feature a Dynamic Photo option that enables users to add graphics and create e-greetings in camera. Announced Feb 20, 2010
New:
Casio EX-Z35 12.1 MP Digital Camera -
Casio has
announced the Exilim EX-Z35 digital compacts.
It offers a 12MP sensor, 3x (35-106mm equiv.) zoom lenses and feature direct web upload options. The EX-S7 comes with 720p HD video recording and has a slightly larger LCD size of 2.7” compared to the EX-Z35’s 2.5". They also feature a Dynamic Photo option that enables users to add graphics and create e-greetings in camera. Announced Feb 20, 2010
Review:
Sony DT 11-18mm f/4.5-5.6
Aspherical ED
Super Wide Angle Zoom
Lens
for Sony Alpha Digital SLR Camera. The perfect lens for fast shooting -- interiors, crowd scenes and more. With the capability to
focus quickly and
zoom from super-wide-angle to wide-angle, this lens captures interior scenes with greater flexibility and handles fast action in close environments. Its DT design is ideally suited for the
APS-size
CCD imager of the Sony Alpha DSLR-A100 camera -- and its
35mm-equivalent
zoom range of 16.5mm to 27mm gives you wide latitude in framing and composition.
Street price $430.
Feb 24
New:
Pentax Optio W90
12MP Digital Camera
-
GOLDEN, CO (February 24,
2010)…PENTAX Imaging Company has announced the eleventh generation PENTAX Optio waterproof digital camera built for rugged adventure in every way. The PENTAX Optio W90 offers enhanced waterproof, shockproof, dustproof, and coldproof performance and features an inventive Digital Microscope mode with LED lighting to capture small but intriguing subjects. Designed with the look of mountaineering equipment, the Optio W90 kit includes a woven web fabric strap complete with a carabiner to attach the camera to a backpack and other outdoor gear.
New:
Pentax Optio X90 12MP Digital Camera
- GOLDEN, CO. (February 24,
2010)…PENTAX
Imaging Company announced the latest model
in the manufacturer’s megazoom digital
camera line: the PENTAX X90. Featuring an
extra-wide zoom, longer battery life than
its predecessor and an electronic
viewfinder, the X90 delivers effortless
picture-taking in a wide variety of
situations to photographers of all levels.
The key feature of the PENTAX X90 is the 26X
megazoom, super-telephoto lens (26-676mm
equivalent) also designed with a Macro mode
that focuses to less than one inch away to
capture images of subjects that are near or
far.
Review:
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FP8 12.1MP Digital Camera
with 4.6x POWER Opical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7 inch LCD The Panasonic LUMIX FP8, with 12.1 megapixels, features a high-quality 28mm wide-angle, 4.6x Leica DC lens with folding optics - encased in a futuristic-looking stylish body. The foldable optics in this 28mm wide-angle lens with 4.6x optical zoom enables the FP8's flat, slim design. Plus, the superb image rendering of the Leica DC lens teams up with the double corrective power of the new POWER O.I.S.
to clearly capture subjects even in dimly lit areas where hand-shake often
occurs. Colors: Black, Red, Silver, Street Price: $250, Viewfinder: No,
Feb 23
Canon posts firmware update for Rebel T1i / EOS 500D
Canon has posted a firmware update for its Rebel T1i / EOS 500D digital SLR. Version 1.1.0 brings improvements to live view shooting and fixes bugs in the English, Arabic and Swedish language menus.
This firmware is available for download from Canon's website
now.
Review:
Leica Super Wide Angle 21mm f/2.8 Elmarit M Aspherical Manual
Focus Lens (6-Bit, Updated for Digital) This lens is distinguished by uniform sharpness and minimal distortion across the entire image area even at full aperture. This was achieved with, among other factors, a lens element with an aspherical
surface. The lens makes highly dramatic effects possible, like monumental
foregrounds, strongly receding backgrounds and a wide horizon. With this lens,
focusing and metering are performed by looking through the camera's viewfinder,
while the actual framing is checked with an accessory viewfinder #12008 that
mounts in the camera's hot-shoe. - Black Street price $3,795 •
New:
Ricoh develops two more lens units for GXR
Ricoh announces the development of two more lens modules for its GXR interchangeable unit camera system.
The image-stabilized P10 28-300mm F3.5-5.6 VC zoom unit, with a back-illuminated CMOS sensor and features such as RAW capture and 120 fps high-speed continuous shooting.
And the A12 28 mm equivalent F2.5 prime lens unit, with a 23.6 mm x 15.7 mm CMOS sensor and featuring the faster GR Engine III processor and a manual focus ring.
Feb 22
Review:
Fujifilm FinePix J250
10MP Digital Camera. From wide-angle shots to close-ups, this camera does it all.An
impressive 10.0 megapixels resolution won't miss the finest details of your
subject. Images are captured sharp and clear, in vivid colors, even when
printed at large sizes.28mm optical zoom lens allows you to capture the real
scale, depth, dynamism of the scene at a wide angle.
Feb 21
Forget the pixel count
and look for the best features in these miracles of
miniaturization!
It no longer matters about how many megapixels
a Digital Camera Review by Gene Wright boasts. That
number now is irrelevant since any 8MP + compact
digital cameras is enough resolution for big
blow-up prints.
What's up with all these 14MP compact cameras?
Dozens have been introduced in recent weeks.
Hasn't anyone paid attention to Mason Resnick's rants about megapixel madness? 14MP are a lot to
cram on a tiny compact camera sensor.
Drawing showing the relative sizes of
sensors used in digital cameras, including Four Thirds System. The
smallest in green is the normal Digital Compact sensor size
14MP
compact digital cameras prove, once again, that
hype and marketing trumps actual technological
need. Don't be impressed. 8MP
does just fine. The following features and
capabilities are more important to look for than
14MP in a compact
digital camera:
- Lag time: Does the
camera hesitate before taking the picture
when you press the shutter release? Most
inexpensive ones do. You pay for short lag
time.
- Smarts: Most compact
cameras offer an overabundance of scene modes, and
the newest models have some variation of
"Smart Auto," which analyzes the scene and
determines which scene mode combination of
settings will give you the best
exposure--all in a fraction of a second.
- Face recognition: Many
newer cameras can identify faces in a scene
and optimize exposure for them. Some will
even warn you if your subject blinked!
- Ruggedness: Once upon a
time, if you dropped a camera or got it wet,
it was dead. Now a new generation of
ruggedized cameras are starting to hit the
market so if you're a spaz or have an active
lifestyle, this is an essential feature.
- Advanced features: If
you already have a DSLR or simply like
taking control of the camera from the
camera, some models have manual exposure and
focus overrides as well as other advanced
features, so you can get the benefits of a
DSLR without the bulk.
- Viewfinders: These days, they are only available in a handful of compact cameras, mostly made by Canon. An entire generation of point-and-shooters has never peered through an optical viewfinder, and thinks holding the camera a foot or more from their faces while shooting is the normal way to take pictures. Few realize how holding a camera to your face and that peering through the viewfinder as you shoot creates extra support and reduces chances for shaky pictures.
- Image Stabilization: With both Optical and Digital Image Stabilization. The shooter has the option of simply using Optical Image Stabilization to help reduce blur caused by hand shake, ideal for well lit environments, or choosing Dual Image Stabilization and combining the strengths of Optical and Digital Image Stabilization by activating them simultaneously. Dual Image Stabilization is ideal for low-light environments where the use of a flash is not desired.
- Wide-angle Zoom: Gives users the ability to capture more of a desired image or scene into a single shot, paving the way for greater creativity and flexibility while shooting.
A 10x optical zoom is also key tool which allows users to capture images from a significant distance.
A 24mm-240mm focal length (35mm film equivalent) is essential for those consumers who are unaware of what their next shooting scenario may be.
New: Sigma announces
Sigma DP1x 14MP FOVEON CMOS Sensor
Digital Camera
PMA 2010: Sigma has announced the DP1x digital compact camera, a revised version
of its DP1 large-sensor compact camera. Featuring the same sensor and wide angle
lens as the DP1, it inherits the faster True II processor from the DP2 and a new
AF algorithm for faster auto focus. It also shares the revised rear design of
the DP2s, with a dedicated 'QS' (Quick Set) button and more visible labeling of
controls.
New:
Sigma DP2s compact camera with 14MP FOVEON X3 CMOS sensor
PMA 2010: Sigma has released the DP2s compact camera with a 14MP FOVEON X3 CMOS
sensor. With almost identical specifications to its predecessor, the DP2, it
offers a new AF algorithm for faster autofocus, a Power Save mode and a slightly
revised rear design with more visible labeling of the buttons. The camera will
ship with the company's latest Photo Pro 4.0 raw processing software.
Sigma get serious with filling in the holes of it's own and competitor's
lenses
New: Sigma reveals 'FLD' glass
PMA 2010: Sigma has launched into PMA with a number of interesting new products. Sigma has also taken the opportunity to reveal a bit more about its new 'FLD' glass, which is used in several of the company's lens designs simultaneously unveiled at PMA. Standing for 'F' Low Dispersion, the material is claimed to have performance equivalent to fluorite glass, but at a more affordable price. Its optical characteristics apparently allow excellent correction for residual chromatic aberration, while its lower density compared to traditional optical glass allows lighter lenses. It's used in the company's new
8-16mm, 17-50mm. and 70-200mm lenses.
New: Sigma goes ultrawide with
Sigma 8-16mm F4.5-5.6 DC HSM
Lens
PMA 2010: Sigma's widest-angle rectilinear lens yet made especially for APS-C DSLRs, in the
form of the 8-16mm F4.5-5.6 DC HSM. Essentially an equivalent of the company's 12-24mm lens for full-frame, this features a disorientating-wide angle of view of 121 degrees for exaggerated perspectives. It has a built-in petal shaped hood, HSM focusing with full-time manual override, and a minimum focus of 24cm.
It will be available to fit Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sigma and Sony SLRs.
New:
Sigma
17-50mm F2.8 EX DC OS HSM Lens
PMA 2010: Next on Sigma's extensive release list is an image-stabilized fast standard zoom for APS-C SLRs. The 17-50mm EX DC OS HSM offers a
more competitive slightly wider angle of view than the company's previous models in this class, and alongside optical stabilization also adds a hypersonic autofocus motor for users of all mounts (Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sigma and Sony). It uses two elements made from Sigma's new 'FLD glass', plus two glass mold and one hybrid aspherical elements, to reduce aberrations. The minimum focus distance is 28cm across the entire zoom range, giving a maximum magnification of 0.2x, and the 77mm filter thread does not rotate on focusing.
New: Sigma stabilizes 50-500mm ultra-telezoom
SIGMA APO 50-500mm F4.5-
6.3 DG OS HSM
Lens
PMA 2010: Sigma upgrades the popular 50-500mm ultra-telephoto zoom with much
needed Optical Stabilization - a welcome addition to such a long lens. Again Sigma claims the OS offers up to four stops benefit, and works with Sony and Pentax SLRs as well as Canon, Sigma and Nikon models, with the stabilized viewfinder image aiding in focusing and composition. The all-new optical design uses 22 elements in 16 groups, including four SLD
glass elements, but the filter size which has has grown to match the lens to a
whopping 95mm.
New: Sigma launches stabilized
Sigma APO 70-200mm F2.8 EX DG OS
HSM
telezoom Lens
PMA 2010: The APO 70-200mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM, an image-stabilized fast telezoom with ultrasonic-type silent focusing that provides a direct alternative to recent arrivals from Canon and Nikon. The all-new optical design uses two elements made of Sigma's newly-developed 'FLD' glass (plus three of SLD glass) to reduce aberrations, a 9-blade circular aperture for attractive bokeh, and features full-time manual focus override. The Optical Stabilization system promises up to four stops benefit when hand-holding, and like other recent Sigma lenses, can be used by owners of Sony and Pentax cameras (the lens will also be available in Canon, Nikon and Sigma mounts). Last but not least, a dedicated adapter that extends the length of the hood for APS-C
users is supplied as standard.
New:
Sigma announces
Sigma 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSM
Lens
PMA 2010: Sigma has announced the 85mm F1.4 EX DG HSM, a large-aperture short telephoto lens which is bound to pique the interest of budding portraitists. Featuring a hypersonic focus motor with full-time manual focus override, the lens uses a 9-blade diaphragm for attractive background blur, and has a minimum focus distance of 85cm. It comes with a lens hood adapter for ASP-C/DX users that extends the length of the hood to give more effective shading, and will be available in mounts for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sigma and Sony SLRs.
Feb 20
Review: Ricoh GR Digital III
10.1MP Digital Camera Review by Gene Wright. -
supported memory: MMC, SD, SDHC. ideals. Boasting its forebears' superior imagery and sharpness that only the Ricoh GR Lens can provide yet achieving even higher image quality. In an amazingly compact, slim body - robustly constructed of lightweight diecast magnesium - the GR
DIGITAL II encompasses enhanced expressive capability, along with improved
operability that responds almost instantaneously to your commands. It is the
kind of camera that urges you to use it, time and time again. Street price
$639.95
•
Feb 19
Review:
The
PENTAX K-7 14.6MP Digital SLR Camera features a
rugged, yet compact new body design, a new 14.6 megapixel CMOS sensor rebuilt from the ground up, and advanced features such as HD Movie Capture and new, unique-to-PENTAX camera controls. Compatible with every PENTAX lens ever made, the high-end K-7 features an abundance of long-anticipated new and improved features that are exclusive to the camera and combine to make it a tremendous photography tool.
Feb 18
Sony Announces two new digital cameras
Sony
Cyber-shot DSC-H55 14.1 MP Digital Camera with 10x Optical
Zoom G-Lens -
The DSC-H55's 10x wide (25mm equivalent) lens takes better shots from greater distances and wider landscapes in a compact body. Take breathtaking panoramic shots in one sweeping motion with Sweep Panorama mode and review them on a 3.0-inch LCD screen. Minimize blur with Optical SteadyShot image stabilization.
Street price $249.99 •
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX5 10.2 MP CMOS
Touchscreen Digital
Camera with 3.0-Inch Touch-Screen LCD
The DSC-TX5 combines a sleek, waterproof design with high technology. The camera offers stunning low-light performance with the ability to capture amazing panoramic images in Intelligent Sweep Panorama mode. Never miss the best shot with 10 frames per second, and show off all your images on a large 3-inch wide touchscreen LCD.
it features a
10.2-megapixel back-illuminated "Exmor R" CMOS image sensor. Street price
$349.99
Pentax posts K-7 firmware update
The K-7 Digital SLR uses a low-power, low-heat 14.6 megapixel CMOS Image Sensor, which yields less image noise and longer battery life. CMOS technology also allows a higher density of circuitry at the pixel level allowing for greater sensitivity, higher tonal range, and superior image quality.
Pentax has posted a firmware update for its K-7 mid-level DSLR. Version 1.03 provides lens correction compatibility for additional FA lenses, improves movie recording stability with specific SDHC cards and offers minor usability improvements.
The firmware is available for immediate download from Pentax's website.
Feb 17
Review:
Olympus Evolt E-3
10MP Digital SLR Camera -
The Olympus E-3 Interchangeable Lens SLR Digital Camera combines speed and
weatherproof durability for capturing exceptional images in any situation. The
camera's 10-megapixel Live MOS Image Sensor delivers high-resolution images for
large-format print sizes and the TruePic III digital processing engine ensures
high-speed image processing, accurate color and improved detail with low noise. Street
price $1,158 •
Sigma
announces 17-70mm OS F2.8-4 DC Macro lens for Sony & Pentax
- Sigma has advised the OS version of its 17-70mm F2.8-4 DC Macro lens will be available soon in Sony and Pentax mounts.
Presently available in Canon, Nikon and Sigma mounts, the Sony version will start shipping from February 27, 2010 followed by the Pentax version from March 19, 2010.
The OS (Optical Stabilizer) function offers the use of shutter speeds approximately 4 stops slower than would otherwise be possible. For Sony and Pentax mount, the built-in OS function of this lens can be used even if the camera body is equipped with an anti-shake function. As the compensation for camera shake is visible in the view finder, the photographer can easily check for accurate focus and ensure there is no subject movement.
Cosina
Announces Voigtländer Apo-Lanthar 90mm SL II
Lens
Cosina has released the Voigtländer-branded Apo-Lanthar 90mm F3.5 SL II close focus lens for Canon, Nikon and Pentax mounts. Maintaining the same 50cm minimum focusing distance and optical construction of the previous, SL version, the lens has been redesigned with a smaller body. Additionally, by mounting the included close up lens, its closest focusing distance can be reduced down to 32cm, giving a magnification ratio of 1:1.8. Priced $645 for the Canon EF mount and $610 for the Nikon Ai-S mount and Pentax KA mount, it will be available in Japan from early March 2010.
Feb 16
Review:
Canon Power Shot G10
14.7MP Digital Camera. 1/1.7" CCD
Sensor 5x Wide
Angle Zoom Lens (~28-140mm) Optical Image Stabilizer 3.0" LCD.
Advanced amateur photographers are a discerning group, and they’ve flocked to Canon’s G-Series for its ability to meet and exceed their demands. The third-generation PowerShot G10 is a stunning successor, loaded with uncompromising specs like 14.7 megapixels, a 28mm wide-angle lens, and Canon’s new DIGIC 4 Image Processor for notably improved face and motion detection. This is a camera that supports and nurtures creativity, with a full range of shooting and recording modes and compatibility with exciting accessories including Speedlite flashes.
Street price $590 •
Feb 15
Leica Super Wide Angle/Wide Angle Tri-Elmar-M 16-18-21mm f/4
Aspherical Manual Focus Lens (6-Bit, Updated for Digital). With its impressive angle of view of 107 degrees, this new Tri-Elmar conquers 16mm super wide-angle photography in perfect Leica M style. Due to the minimal distortion and barely perceptible field curvature, it can be recommended for highly demanding architecture photography even at the 16 mm setting. Used on the digital M8, it produces the image effect of a 21 - 28 mm lens, still enabling extreme wide-angle views. The ultra compact shape is achieved by two aspherical elements. A new design of the interior focusing significantly enhances the quality in the close-focus range through an adaption of the floating element principle. Brilliant field depth can therefore be used from a distance of 0.33 m for hyperfocal
photography. Street price $5,495 •
The LEICA SUPER-ELMAR-M 18 mm f/3.8 ASPH
Lens. successfully
merges ambitious wide angle photography with the very best of optical quality and compact design. This is achieved thanks to a patented, spacesaving, yet extremely effective lens hood. The lens corresponds to a universal 24 mm wide angle lens when mounted on a LEICA M8 model and a super wide angle lens with an impressive angle of view when mounted on an analogue Leica M model. Its retrofocus-like architecture features eight lens elements of which one boasts two aspherical
surfaces to ensure outstanding image quality already at open aperture.
Available in March. Street price $2,995 •
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