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21-05-19, 09:02
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A revelation
After getting used to my new i Mac with its 5 k display I decided to review some of my images from a few years back.
Wow! I re did most of them, re levels and curves etc. but also the high definition showed the dreaded "dust bunnies" that were not visible on the old display, (Eizo colour edge), I have no "bunnies" on any of my images taken with the 5D Mk4, the worst were taken on my now gone 1Ds Mk3! I now have the problem of should I review some thousands of images to de bunny them or just remember the possibility and just do them if I need to use the image? I am currently saving new images to a SSD external HD, it is FAST, the combo of Mac and SSD saves so much time at the computer after an event. Charles. 
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28-05-19, 16:51
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These bunnies don't breed, so personally I'd save the work until you need to do it.
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Stephen All the technique in the world doesn't compensate for the inability to notice (Elliot Erwitt)
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29-05-19, 08:10
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I will go with that Stephen, too much to do now the new season at the museum is underway.
Charles.
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