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  1. iq in photography

    iq means image quality, used to evaluate efficiency of image quality generation in digital photography

    with lenses 17-105mm the iq is so much higher that the regular 55mm fixed 1.8 aperture


    Submitted by anonymous on February 23, 2014  

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  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of iq in photography in Chaldean Numerology is: 5

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of iq in photography in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9

Examples of iq in photography in a Sentence

  1. Chris Thomson:

    A lot of drone technology companies got their start in the custom-build film and photography sector, and the New Zealand film industry has a global reputation as leading technology advances in film.

  2. Mike Hollman:

    This is a great location for astro-photography, which attracts tourists from the world over, the Church makes for a nice subject, with the Milky Way and a shooting star in the background.

  3. Sulayman Afose:

    I started my photography here in Makoko, it's really inspiring.... I've been able to get a lot of inspiration in terms of seeing a lot of things in my community.

  4. Catherine Carey:

    There's promising evidence coming out to support what a lot of crafters have known anecdotally for quite some time, and that's that creating -- whether it be through art, music, cooking, quilting, sewing, drawing, photography (or) cake decorating -- is beneficial to us in a number of important ways.

  5. Giovanni Cocco:

    I want my photos to bring Monia (to) all the places where she cannot go, and I also would like my photography to (place) viewers in Monia's life for a moment.

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