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All these above pics are captured using Canon powershot A3100 IS.






 These pictures are captures by SONY DSC-H50. It is a bridge camera with 15X zoom capability.















And finally with a DSLR, Canon Rebel XS, equivalent to 500D. 18-55mm body kit lens.

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