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2017/10/06 11:39:23.53
Time Zone and Date:UTC+1, DST:OFF
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Nikon D810
Lens:105mm f/2.8D
Focal Length:105mm
Focus Mode:Manual
AF-Area Mode:Single
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AF Fine Tune:OFF
Aperture:f/36
Shutter Speed:1/80s
Exposure Mode:Manual
Exposure Comp.:0EV
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Metering:Matrix
ISO Sensitivity:ISO 80
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White Balance:Direct sunlight, B0.50, G0.50
Color Space:Adobe RGB
High ISO NR:ON (Normal)
Long Exposure NR:OFF
Active D-Lighting:OFF
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Vignette Control:Normal
Auto Distortion Control:ON
Picture Control:[SD] STANDARD
Base:[SD] STANDARD
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Sharpening:7.00
Clarity:+1.00
Contrast:0.00
Brightness:0.00
Saturation:0.00
Hue:0.00
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The GS414B Plus and the GSP38WB Plus feature a wider mounting area to better accommodate extended range instruments (up to 2.05” nut width), an upgraded height adjustment clutch, and upgraded rubber feet for increased stability.
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Included with this stand and hanger is the new Hercules accessory, N.I.N.A., Narrow Instrument Neck Adjustment, which is designed to increase the thickness of the AGS yoke so that it can accommodate instruments such as ukulele, mandolin and banjo (as small as 1.1”).
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