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Traditionally, professional architecture photographers prefer to use medium or large-format cameras to create their works. This often results in high quality output, which a 35mm camera cannot match.
Traditionally, professional architecture photographers prefer to use medium or large-format cameras to create their works. This often results in high quality output, which a 35mm camera cannot match.
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