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Nikon D700
8/22/2011 18:25:20.33
World Time: UTC-8, DST:OFF
Jpeg Fine (8-bit)
Image Size: L (4256 x 2832), FX
Lens: 24-70mm F/2.8G
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Focal Length: 26mm
Exposure Mode: Manual
Metering: Matrix
Shutter Speed: 1/100s
Aperture: F/2.8
Exposure Comp.: 0EV
Exposure Tuning:
ISO Sensitivity: Auto (ISO 2800)
Optimize Image:
White Balance: Auto, 0, 0
Focus Mode: AF-C
AF-Area Mode: Contrast AF
AF Fine Tune: OFF
VR:
Long Exposure NR: OFF
High ISO NR: ON (Normal)
Color Mode:
Color Space: sRGB
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Sharpening:
Active D-Lighting: Normal
Vignette Control: Normal
Auto Distortion Control:
Picture Control: [SD] STANDARD
Base: [SD] STANDARD
Quick Adjust: 0
Sharpening: 3
Contrast: Active D-Lighting
Brightness: Active D-Lighting
Saturation: 0
Hue: 0
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Colored Gel Filter:
Map Datum:
Image Authentication: OFF
Dust Removal:
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Someone posted this cool deep-sea dive here the other day, and towards the end it features the “Dumbo Octopus” — this cute little guy:
Okay, close-up pictures are not as cute:
Anyway, the Dumbo Octopus lives at least 13,100 feet deep (making it the deepest-living of all known octopi), it was named after that Dumbo, it doesn’t have an ink sac because it lives too deep to worry about predators, and it’s usually less than a foot long.