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Selected Excellence: The Real Me

Can you tell for sure the difference in portraits taken with a compact and a DSLR?  We have the honour to have the courtesy of Ye Li from Shanghai to publish here some of his works taken with a Canon 5D along with a DP1.  The two sets of photos are to be published in two days.  Today, this first set is from his album titled, "The Real Me".

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Okay, go check the photos.  Can you tell any difference?

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Hey, not enough?  Can't tell any difference yet?  Alright, more coming.

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Wow, admirable works!

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The answer will be given tomorrow.

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