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Perin Blanchard > Red Slab Accident
This is an "actual pixels" crop from the whole photo. I altered it slightly by pixelating her face to protect her privacy (although you probably couldn't tell who she is anyway). Otherwise it is as recorded by the camera.<br> <br> I was only recording JPEG that day so I don't have the RAW data.
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This is the full view of the photo as from the camera, except I resized it to 1280x853 for upload (starting size was 3504x2336 from a Canon 30D). The lens is the EFS 17-85 at 50mm, exposure f8, 1/100s, ISO 400.<br> <br> Unfortunately I was still composing when she started to fall so the quality of the photo is the best we've got.
This photo shows the locations of<br> 1. The photographer (me)<br> 2. The start of the fall<br> 3. The victim when I arrived at the base
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Perin Blanchard
Nov 23, 2006
“This is an "actual pixels" crop from the whole photo. I altered it slightly by pixelating her face to protect her privacy (although you probably couldn't tell who she is anyway). Otherwise it is as recorded by the camera.

I was only recording JPEG that day so I don't have the RAW data.”  

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This is an "actual pixels" crop from the whole photo. I altered it slightly by pixelating her face to protect her privacy (although you probably couldn't tell who she is anyway). Otherwise it is as recorded by the camera.<br> <br> I was only recording JPEG that day so I don't have the RAW data.
This photo shows the locations of<br> 1. The photographer (me)<br> 2. The start of the fall<br> 3. The victim when I arrived at the base
This is the full view of the photo as from the camera, except I resized it to 1280x853 for upload (starting size was 3504x2336 from a Canon 30D). The lens is the EFS 17-85 at 50mm, exposure f8, 1/100s, ISO 400.<br> <br> Unfortunately I was still composing when she started to fall so the quality of the photo is the best we've got.
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