Is The Samsung Galaxy S8 Worth It In 2023 For Photographers?
My Personal Journey: Why the Samsung Galaxy S Tab 8 is the Ultimate Tool for Hobbyist Photographers on the Move.
Gone are the days when brilliant photography was limited to bulky equipment and professionals. As a passionate hobbyist photographer, I was on the hunt for something portable yet powerful. That’s when I stumbled upon the Samsung Galaxy S Tab 8 – my trusted companion on my recent adventures in London and France.
Expandable Storage: A Lifesaver when traveling.
I can't stress enough about the importance of storage, especially while traveling. I was in London, then France, for two weeks, capturing every moment without worrying about the dreaded "Storage Full" pop-up.
With the Galaxy Tab S8’s expandable storage, I added a 256gb memory card, keeping my internal storage free. This not only ensured the smooth running of the Tab S8 but also meant I could store hundreds of high-res images and many 4K videos without a hitch.
DeX Mode: Turning Cafés into Editing Studios
DeX mode was a game changer for me during my travels. After a day of sightseeing, I'd pop into a café, switch to DeX mode, and it was as if I had a powerful computer right in front of me.
One of my go-to apps, Lightroom, runs flawlessly on the Tab S8, whether in tablet mode or DeX mode. Editing photos, playing with colors, and enhancing details became a breeze, turning my captured moments into polished memories.
Unbeatable Value: Quality on a Budget
Being a hobbyist photographer means balancing passion with budget. While traveling, every penny counts. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8, with its reasonable price point, was the best decision I made before my trip. Not only was it less heavy on the wallet compared to an iPad Pro, but the added value of expandable storage ensured that I never had to worry about performance hitches or running out of space.
For those like me, hobbyist photographers craving the perfect blend of mobility, performance, and value, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 stands tall. It's more than just a tablet; it's a window to creativity, adventure, and endless possibilities. After my two weeks in London and France, I can confidently say it's the best travel companion a photographer can ask for.
Traveling Light: Minimalist Photography Gear for London & Paris
On this trip, I opted for the least amount of camera gear I've ever traveled with. Yes, you heard that right! My aim was to keep it as simple as possible, ensuring I was present in the moments, especially with my family. You can see a handful of pictures at the end of this blog post.
Why Minimal Gear?
Primarily, my destinations were urban – London and Paris. I knew I wasn't going to be zooming into distant landmarks. My focus? Capturing memories of my wife, and son, a bit of the picturesque cities, and indulging in some street photography.
The Gear Breakdown
Bags: The nifty Tom Tuck five-liter bag was my main companion in London, accommodating my essential gear and even my wallet. Meanwhile, in Paris, where the concern of pickpockets looms, my three-liter bag from PGY tech came in handy.
Cameras: Breaking tradition, I left my Sony cameras and drones at home, relying instead on my iPhone 14 Pro and Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. These phones were a game-changer, with the iPhone's Portrait mode bringing out the best in family snaps, and the Samsung phone excelling in zoom shots.
However, the real star was the Ricoh GR iiix. This lightweight camera was a gem for street photography. Holding it made me blend seamlessly into the crowd, unnoticed, and let me capture candid moments. The only slight drawback? It sometimes felt too close for the streets. This made me wish I had my Fujifilm camera or perhaps a regular GR iii for a wider shot.
Other Devices: My Samsung Tab S8 was an unexpected hero. Transferring photos was a breeze, and with dex mode, it pretty much turned into a Chromebook! Although I carried my MacBook Air, it never saw the light of day – a testament to how efficient the Samsung tab was.
Apps & Editing
While the stock camera apps on both phones served me well for captures, most of my editing was done on Lightroom. Occasionally, I also used Google Photos, especially marveling at its Magic erase tool. The latter would conveniently suggest unnecessary elements that could be removed with a simple click!
Traveling Light: The Key Takeaway
This trip reinforced a valuable lesson: Sometimes, less is more. As we grow, the desire for our tools to just work becomes paramount. For family vacations, a minimal setup like the Ricoh GR iiix is perfect, even though I adore my professional cameras. The crucial aspect is the memory itself, rather than the specific device used to record it.
Looking ahead, I'm eager to share more insights, especially on how Lightroom seamlessly tied all my devices together. But that's a story for another day.
If you are traveling with your family, especially with kids, and want to capture high-quality photos while keeping your gear to a minimum, remember to strike the right balance and use the appropriate tools. And as we cherish these memories years down the line, it won't matter if they were shot using an expensive camera or a smartphone. The emotion and the story behind each picture are what truly counts.
Until next time, keep traveling, keep capturing, and keep sharing those heartwarming stories! Safe travels!
Why the S22 Ultra is My New Favorite Tool for Photography Creation
In this video I dive deep into the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra's capabilities. Spoiler alert: It's a game-changer in my mobile photography journey, replacing me buying iPad Mini and streamlining my editing process. From snapping crisp images to editing on-the-go using the stylus, this is the ultimate device for content creators like me. Whether you're a Samsung fan, an Apple aficionado, or just curious about mobile photography, this review's got something for everyone. Join the conversation below and let's chat about your favorite mobile tools for photography!
Exploring the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Is it the Ultimate Phablet?
today I want to discuss my decision to purchase the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra over the iPad Mini. The iPad Mini was initially attractive for its portability and potential as a photo and video editing tool. But I found the limited storage capacity, average picture quality, and additional cost of an Apple Pencil to be major drawbacks.
After some research, I landed on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, a robust Android device that won me over with its impressive camera system, integrated stylus, and ample screen size for editing. I bought a refurbished model from Amazon, which was not only cost-effective but also covered by a 90-day return policy. I also got the S Pen Pro, an excellent alternative to the Apple Pencil, but with more device compatibility.
The compact size, superior camera system, and the ability to directly import pictures into Lightroom using a USB C reader made the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra a perfect fit for my on-the-go editing needs. The quality of the screen also made it my preferred choice for watching videos, even those captured on my iPhone.
Despite my strong ties with Apple's ecosystem, the features and performance of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra have made me consider Android tablets more seriously. This device, serving as a multi-purpose tool, has expanded my perception of Android devices and has proven to be an excellent purchase for my needs.
A Day at Bellevue Botanical Gardens | | iPhone 14 Pro and Ricoh GR3x Photography
Today, I found myself amidst the serene landscapes of the Botanical Gardens here in Bellevue, Washington. My purpose was simple: to stretch my legs, shake off the everyday monotony, and get a little creative with my trusty iPhone 14 Pro and my ever-reliable Ricoh GR3x.
What I particularly appreciate about the Ricoh cameras is their versatility. They allow me not only to take regular pictures but also to capture close-up shots, which came in handy in the heart of the Botanical Gardens. This isn’t my first visit here, but the full bloom that greeted me today was a mesmerizing sight.
There's something uniquely fascinating about nature at the cusp of bloom. Observing the colors of a flower right before it blossoms, and then the subsequent explosion of life as it opens, fills me with a peculiar sense of awe. Being here amidst this blossoming paradise is a refreshing break from the endless work I've been doing behind the computer.
In an attempt to challenge myself, I chose to venture out today without my macro lens. Though I found myself missing it, I believe in the spontaneity of photography. The joy of not planning too much, of simply letting the process guide me, always leads to intriguing discoveries.
Every year around this time, I feel the urge to update my gear, be it a new lens, a tripod, or a camera body. But this year, I find myself pretty satisfied with my existing setup. I have the Sony A7 2 for landscape and macro shots, the Ricoh GR3x for versatility, and the iPhone 14 Pro, which offers an excellent wide-angle camera. Coupled with my Sony A 6100, which I currently use as a webcam, I couldn't ask for a better lineup.
This visit to the Bellevue Botanical Gardens reminds me once again why I love what I do - capturing the world through my lens, immersing myself in nature, and challenging my creative boundaries. Even without a clear plan in mind, every outing offers an opportunity to create something new, something beautiful.
The Two Types of Photographers: Embracing the Art of Photographing and Loving Photographs
I recently stumbled upon an interesting concept that really resonated with me, and I wanted to share it with all of you. The idea comes from my favorite photographer, Jay Maisel, who mentioned in a Scott Kelby interview that there are two types of photographers: those who love photographing and those who love photographs. Today, I want to dive deeper into this idea and discuss how our preferences can ebb and flow as we journey through the world of photography.
The Thrill of the Hunt
For some photographers, the excitement lies in the process of capturing images. They enjoy exploring their surroundings with their camera, always on the lookout for the perfect moment. Whether it's a stunning sunrise after an early morning hike or patiently waiting for wildlife to appear, these photographers revel in the act of photographing itself.
Reliving the Moment Through Photographs
On the other hand, there are photographers who find joy in examining, editing, and appreciating their images after they've been captured. These individuals often cherish the memories and emotions associated with each photograph, as well as the effort it took to create them. For them, photography is about capturing a moment in time and reliving it through their images.
My Personal Journey
As I've grown in my photography journey, I've found myself shifting between these two perspectives. Right now, I'm all about the thrill of the hunt. I love going out with my camera and discovering new scenes and moments. It's an exciting adventure where I have no expectations, and I'm okay with that.
However, I've also experienced the satisfaction of immersing myself in the editing process, fine-tuning my images, and extracting every last detail. I've experimented with shooting raw images to get the most data possible and played around with different editing styles as my preferences have evolved over time.
Finding Your Balance
The beauty of photography is that it's not a zero-sum game. We can embrace both aspects or focus on one, depending on our current interests and needs. If you find yourself feeling stuck or frustrated, take a step back and assess what truly brings you joy in photography. It's okay to shift your focus and allow your passions to guide your creative process.
Seeking Inspiration
If you're ever feeling overwhelmed, don't hesitate to explore photography books from famous and not-so-famous photographers. These can be a fantastic source of inspiration, sparking new ideas and motivating you to experiment with your own photography.
Share Your Thoughts
I'd love to hear from you! Which type of photographer are you? Do you prefer the act of photographing, or do you cherish the photographs themselves? Remember, there's no right or wrong answer; it's all about finding what resonates with you.
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My Mobile Photography Everyday Carry Kit: Capture Life's Moments on the Go
Today, I wanted to share with you my updated everyday carry kit for mobile photography. With the right gear, you can be prepared to capture stunning photos, no matter where your adventures take you.
1. iPhone 14 Pro - My Main Camera
The iPhone 14 Pro has become my go-to camera for everyday photography. With its 48MP main camera, wide-angle lens, and telephoto capabilities, it has significantly improved my overall photography experience. While I mostly shoot JPEG, the camera produces stunning images, and I especially love using the wide-angle lens for capturing more of the scene. Additionally, the iPhone 14 Pro's video capabilities have become a staple on my channel.
2. Ricoh GR IIIx - My Trusty Companion
For more specialized shots, I carry the Ricoh GR IIIx. This compact camera features a 40mm equivalent lens and a 24MP APS-C sensor, making it perfect for capturing high-quality images on the go. Its close-up photography capabilities (though not macro) complement the iPhone 14 Pro nicely, allowing me to get 90% of the shots I want with these two cameras.
3. Essential Accessories
In addition to my cameras, there are a few accessories that I always carry with me:
AirPod Pros: Perfect for tuning out the world and enjoying some music or a podcast while I'm out taking photos.
Battery pack: A must-have for keeping my iPhone charged during long photography sessions.
SD card reader: While the Ricoh GR IIIx has wireless capabilities, transferring files with a card reader is just faster and more convenient.
4. Occasional Gear
Depending on the situation, I might also bring along some additional equipment. This versatile setup allows me to mount my phone or camera to almost anything, making it an excellent substitute for a tripod. With this mobile rig, I can take long exposure shots, group photos, or selfies with ease.
5. Storage Solution - PGYTECH Bag
To keep everything organized and protected, I use a compact PGYTECH bag. It has enough space for all my gear, including the Ricoh GR IIIx, battery pack, AirPods, and mobile rig. The bag's design ensures that I can easily access my equipment and keep it safe while on the move.
So, that's a peek into my mobile photography everyday carry kit. It has revolutionized the way I capture and share my experiences, and I hope it inspires you to explore your own mobile photography journey. I'd love to hear about your mobile photography kit and what gear you carry daily. Let's chat in the comments!
Capturing the Truth: The Case for Smartphone Photography as a Genuine Pursuit of Visual Excellence!
In recent years, smartphone photography has made significant strides, challenging the long-held belief that it falls short of traditional photography. With advancements in mobile camera technology, photographers now have access to professional-grade tools right in their pockets. The versatility and convenience of smartphones empower individuals to explore their creativity and express themselves in ways that were once exclusive to those with high-end equipment. Moreover, the ubiquity of smartphones has democratized photography, allowing for the documentation of diverse perspectives and stories from all corners of the world.
My current mobile setup is below:
Office Tour 1.0
In this video, I share this version of my studio. I wanted to show you that no matter what you have you can create.
Get This Instead Of The Fujifilm X100 | Fujifilm XF10 Review
In this video, I review the FujiFilm XF 10 camera and why it's as a great alternative to the FujiFilm X100 line. I share how the camera's compact size and unintrusiveness are perfect for an everyday carry camera. I love Fuji's film recipes feature that can be used to produce great pictures in straight JPEGs. I believe that the camera's image quality is excellent and that the full 24-megapixel APS sensor allows for great-quality images that can be printed big and cropped down. Plus so much more.
Fujifilm XF10
Today, I wanted to talk about the Fujifilm XF10 and why I think it's a great alternative to the Fujifilm X100 line. I had been wanting to do this review for a while, but I decided to hold off until I could use it again. I hadn't used it in a while, since I got the Ricoh GR iiix and I really wanted to form an opinion.
To be honest, I was getting ready to pick up a regular Ricoh GR iii, but this little camera changed my mind. I've canceled any plans of getting a new camera because of how fun this camera is. It has an APSC sensor inside this tiny body, which is just like the Ricoh line. It fits in any pocket and is very unintrusive, making it a great everyday carry camera.
One of my favorite features of this camera are the many Fujifilm recipes. There are websites with other recipes you can create to dial in the camera and get some really cool pictures. I shoot this camera in JPEG and can manipulate them a little bit. The image quality of this camera is second to none.
Yes, there are some things I wish it had, but this is a great alternative to the Fujifilm X100, which is hard to get or expensive. This camera has a full 24 megapixel APS sensor, so you can print big, crop, and do a lot of work with a 24 megapixel image. If you shoot raw, you can really get some detail out of this little camera.
The size is really cool, and I like the ring you can move around, the dials and buttons up top, and the joystick. You can set up the camera to take pictures when you press the screen, or do touch to focus. There are so many features and ways to set up the camera to make it your own.
ULANZI Versatile Camera Shoulder Bag Review: The Best EDC Drone Bag
In this video, I'm reviewing the ULANZI Versatile Camera Shoulder Bag. It's a six-liter bag and has a rubber outer coating, three compartments, and two handles. It's perfect for the drone because it's small and compact. I can fit my extra phone, extra battery, cable, small rig multi-tool, AirPod Pros, DJ Mini, controller, cable, and two cameras. It also has two extra pockets and a webbing pouch for SD cards. The strap is nylon with metal adjusters. It's a great bag, but it doesn't have a pocket for a mini tripod or a water bottle. Click the link below for more info and to buy. Don't forget to subscribe to my newsletter.
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Breaking the Cycle of Creativity: How I'm Getting Out of My Rut
As a photographer, I have always found solace in capturing the beauty of the world through my lens. However, lately, I have been struggling to find the time and inspiration to get out and take pictures as much as I would like. The monotony of everyday life and the demands of my other responsibilities have left me feeling stuck in a creative rut. In this video, I want to share with you how I am trying to break free from this rut and reignite my love for photography.
Gear used:
DJI Mavic Mini - https://amzn.to/3krk0i9
Sony A7 ii - https://amzn.to/38OLEdL
The Last Walk With My Sony A6100
The Sony A6100 is a fantastic camera that I use almost every day. But the one feature that is lacking is in body image stabilization. In this video, I'll explain why I'm upgrading to the Sony A6600, spoiler alert I'm not getting rid of the A6100.
Gear I used:
Sony A6100 Review: https://youtu.be/0yqFW1X824g
Sony A6100 - https://amzn.to/30ORIBt
Sony 70-350mm F4.5 - https://amzn.to/3BZ0qNo
Ricoh GRiiix - https://amzn.to/3P9gjZg
I love going to the same place over and over to see the changes in the environment and I always find new things to photograph.
Unlock Your Creativity: 3 Tips for Starting a Photography Hobby in 2023
In this video, I share 3 tips for anyone looking to start or restart a photography hobby in 2023. Whether you're a complete beginner or you've dabbled in photography before, these tips will help you get started on the right foot.
Why the Sony A7II is the Perfect Choice for Photographers in 2023
The Sony A7II is a highly respected camera with excellent image quality, a versatile autofocus system, and durability. It also has a full-frame sensor and a wide range of features that make it suitable for various photography styles, including portrait, landscape, and action. Overall, the Sony A7II is a reliable and powerful camera that may be worth considering for photographers looking for a high-quality option in 2023.
I've been using the Sony a7 II for three years now and it has become one of my favorite cameras. If you're considering getting this camera, let me tell you, you won't regret it. In this blog post, I'll give you seven reasons why you should pick up the Sony a7 II in 2023.
High Image Quality: The Sony a7 II has a full-frame CMOS sensor with 24 megapixels, providing excellent ISO and dynamic range. This means that you can take great photos in any lighting condition, whether it be low light or bright daylight. This sensor was top-of-the-class when it was released, and even though it's an older camera now, it still takes amazing pictures. If you're a hobbyist or looking to upgrade to a full-frame camera, this sensor still delivers great results.
5-Axis Image Stabilization: The Sony a7 II has in-body image stabilization, meaning that any lens you attach to the camera will have image stabilization. This is especially helpful for shooting in low light or shooting video. The 5-axis image stabilization helps to eliminate camera shake and produce sharp photos.
Fast Autofocus: The Sony a7 II has fast autofocus, which is great for capturing fast-moving subjects. The autofocus system uses 117 phase-detection points and 25 contrast-detection points for accurate and fast focusing. This means you won't miss any important moments when you're trying to capture them.
Video Capabilities: The Sony a7 II can record 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second, making it a great option for videographers. The camera also has the ability to record in XAVC S format, which is a high-quality video format. The in-body image stabilization also helps with recording video, making it smoother and less shaky.
Interchangeable Lenses: The Sony a7 II uses Sony's E-mount, which means you have access to a wide range of lenses. Whether you're into landscape photography, portraits, or sports photography, there's a lens for you. Having interchangeable lenses gives you the flexibility to get the exact shot you want.
Durability: The Sony a7 II is built to last. It has a solid magnesium alloy body that is weather-sealed, making it suitable for use in various weather conditions. Whether you're shooting in the rain or in harsh conditions, the Sony a7 II is built to withstand the elements.
Affordable Price: For its features and capabilities, the Sony a7 II is a very affordable full-frame camera. It's a great option for those who want the benefits of a full-frame camera but don't want to break the bank. With its features and price, the Sony a7 II is a great value for anyone looking to upgrade their camera.
The Sony A7 II is a great camera for those who want a full-frame option without spending a lot of money. Its high image quality, fast autofocus, video capabilities, interchangeable lenses, durability, and affordable price make it a great option in 2023. If you're in the market for a new camera, I would definitely recommend the Sony A7 II.
Products links:
Sony A7ii Review: https://youtu.be/jRD3I1UA6iI
Sony A7 ii - https://amzn.to/38OLEdL
Sony 24mm F2.8 - https://amzn.to/2TO8kWd
Samyang 35 F1.8 - https://amzn.to/2Vz7ocE
Tamron 28-200mm F2.8 - https://amzn.to/3hiPAdo
Sony 90mm F2.8 - https://amzn.to/35q8fkK
Battery Grip - https://amzn.to/3fOV8Jo
My PGYTech Photography Bag Collection | An Affordable And High Quality Option
Over the last year I’ve bought several PGYTech camera bags and I highly recommend them. Below are the most up to date prices.
PGYTECH OneMo Camera Backpack 25L - https://amzn.to/3iNLhu8
PGYTech OneGo Solo 3L - https://amzn.to/3FEj4it
PGYTECH OneGo Shoulder Bag 6L - https://amzn.to/3W5HE0Q
My 4 Essential Photography Gear of 2022 + 1 Bonus
It’s crazy to think 2022 is coming to a close. Today I wanted to share some of my favorite photography gear I picked up in 2022.
Ricoh GR iiix - https://amzn.to/3P9gjZg
Sony 90mm - https://amzn.to/3CYIgiR
PGYTech OneGo Solo - https://amzn.to/3FEj4it
Cobalt Image - https://www.cobalt-image.com/ Save 20% with coupon code "!Xmas22"
Kindle Scribe - https://amzn.to/3W2KaVN
The photography gear I used at Disneyland
Bags:
Lowepro Truckee - https://amzn.to/3gQCFlI
PGYTech Camera Sling - https://amzn.to/3gK1pMG
Camera and Lenses:
Sony A7 ii - https://amzn.to/38OLEdL
Tamron 28-200mm F2.8 - https://amzn.to/3hiPAdo
Tamron 17-28mm F2.8 - https://amzn.to/3GU8XH6
Ricoh GR IIIx - https://amzn.to/3VyuglD
DJI Osmo Action - https://amzn.to/3ldQyZk
Accessories
SNAP Mount Pro - https://amzn.to/3imRb54
Sirui Mini Tripod - https://amzn.to/3GUREpx
Apple SD Card Reader - https://amzn.to/3GUbj8V
USB-C SD Card Reader - https://amzn.to/3ionC35
Computer and iPad
Macbook Air M1 - https://amzn.to/3udBFuY
iPad Pro 12.9in - https://amzn.to/3ONkYjS
Tamron 17-28mm and 28-200mm Review | The most practical lens combination for travel
The Tamron 17-28mm and 28-200mm lenses are the best two lens combination I've ever used. I will share my experience with them in this video and show you examples.
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Tamron 17-28mm f2.8 - https://amzn.to/3Va1UOW
Tamron 28-200mm - https://amzn.to/3UcVwoM
Tamron 17-28mm eamples
Landscape examples.
Tamrom 28-200mm examples.
In everyday use, the Tamron 28-200mm lens is more than sharp enough. Whether it’s low light, harsh bright light, or using it to take a self-portrait this lens can deliver.
I’ve used the Tamron 28-200mm as my primary lens for a few years and still love using it on vacations and when going out on day trips. The versatility for the price is amazing.
Using the Ricoh GR IIIx as my everyday camera | It's not just for street photography 📸
The Ricoh GR IIIx has been my everyday carry camera for more than 8 months, it literally goes everywhere with me. In this video, I will share sample pictures and explain why I like this camera. This is NOT a camera for everyone but for people who really love photography and the photographic process.
@Samuel Streetlife GR IIIx review - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIcx-OnJxd0
@EYExplore Ricoh Gr IIIx Street settings - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNzG9KcxWw8
@RICOHGRPHOTOGRAPHY - https://www.youtube.com/c/RICOHGRPHOTOGRAPHY
The Ricoh GR IIIx is great for quick pictures when we’re hanging out with family or just out and about. Since it can fit in my pants pocket I tend to take it everywhere with me.
The power of the GR IIIx is when doing street photography. Being able to us zone focusing it’s really easy to snap away when people are within the focus parameters. I don’t do a ton of street photography but it’s nice to have, when the opportunity come about.
Being out in nature is one of my favorite things to do. Even though a 40mm lens isn’t ideal for landscapes, I find the GR IIIx more than capable of capturing great images.
After using the Ricoh GR IIIx for almost 9 months my favorite feature is the close up mode. I know Ricoh says macro but it’s not really macro. Being able to press a button and get close to an object is really fun. And while it doesn’t rival my Sony 90mm macro lens, it’s really nice to have when I don’t want to bring that lens and the Sony A7ii .
Overall I am really happy with the Ricoh GR IIIx purchase. It really is the best camera I own because it goes everywhere with me. And as Mr. Chase Jarvis once said “The best camera is the one with you.”
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Ricoh GR IIIx - https://amzn.to/3X2iDoM
Thumb Grip - https://amzn.to/3OaycXC
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