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Photographs of flowers: VIS vs. UV-A

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Posted on 2018-09-092018-10-15Author Pedro J. AphaloCategories Photographs, Photography, PlantsTags Camera E-M1 (sn...6577), Camera E-M1 full spectrum, Campanula patula. Harakankello, Filter Firecrest UVIR + HOYA 82A, Filter none, Flash Godox AD200 (Godox bare bulb), ultraviolet radiation

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