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The Nikon D100 is a fantastic starter DSLR, with a low price and stunning image quality. Those familiar with Nikon’s film cameras will feel right at home with its similar body build,...
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The Nikon D100 is a fantastic starter DSLR, with a low price and stunning image quality. Those familiar with Nikon’s film cameras will feel right at home with its similar body build, and support for over 40 official AF Nikkor lenses. While the Nikon D100’s six-megapixel resolution might not sound like much today, the sheer quality of the images means printing at much larger sizes is entirely possible, and even encouraged. If you have yet to step into the DSLR world, the Nikon D100 makes an excellent entry point. Less
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The Nikon D700 SLR Digital Camera brings professional imaging with a full frame image sensor to a lightweight yet durable camera body. It features the exclusive 12.1 Megapixel FX-format CMOS...
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The Nikon D700 SLR Digital Camera brings professional imaging with a full frame image sensor to a lightweight yet durable camera body. It features the exclusive 12.1 Megapixel FX-format CMOS sensor, measuring 23.9 x 36mm, which is nearly identical to the size of a 35mm film frame - thereby eliminating any significant crop factor or focal length multiplier. Images taken with the D700 exhibit exceptional overall quality, broad tonal range and depth, along with extremely low-noise throughout its expansive ISO range of 200 to 6400. Nikon's exclusive EXPEED Image Processing System is central to driving the speed and processing power needed for many of the camera's features; such as the 51-point auto focus system and speedy 5 fps frame advance, and the camera incorporates many of the features that have made point-and-shoot digital cameras so popular - such as Live View, Auto ISO, and in-camera image enhancement. Less
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Camera Type
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SLR/Professional
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Micro Four Thirds / Prosumer
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Weight
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1.54 lb.
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2.19 lb.
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LCD Screen Size
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1.8 in.
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3 in.
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Resolution
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6.3 Megapixel
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12.9 Megapixel
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Features
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Image Stabilization
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Camera Resolution
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6.3 Megapixel
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12.9 Megapixel
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Image Sensor Type
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CCD
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CMOS
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Image Resolutions
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3008 x 2000
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2240 x 1488
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1504 x 1000
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4256 x 2832
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3184 x 2120
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2128 x 1416
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2784 x 1848
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2080 x 1384
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1392 x 920
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Interchangeable Lens
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Interchangeable Lenses
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Interchangeable Lenses
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Focus Type
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Autofocus & Fixed Focus
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Shutter Speed
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30 - 1/4,000 sec
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30 - 1/8000 sec
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Frames Per Second
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5 Frames
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White Balance
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Auto
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Manual
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Auto
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Daylight / Sunny (Preset)
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Fluorescent (Preset)
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Incandescent (Preset)
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Shade (Preset)
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Flash (Preset)
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Flash Functions
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Front Sync Flash
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Rear Sync Flash
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Fill-in Flash
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Red-eye Reduction Flash
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Slow Sync
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Red-eye Reduction Flash
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Slow Sync
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Flash Type
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Built-In & External
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Built-In & External
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ISO Speeds
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Auto
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200
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800
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1600
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200
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6400
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File Size (High Res.)
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10.67 MB (12 images on 128MB card)
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Memory Type
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CompactFlash Card Type I
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IBM Microdrive
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CompactFlash Card Type I
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CompactFlash Card Type II
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IBM Microdrive
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Compression Type
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JPEG
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TIFF
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Raw Image
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JPEG
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TIFF
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Raw Image
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DPOF
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EXIF 2.21
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DCF 2.0
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File Size (Low Res.)
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0.91 MB (about 141 images on 128MB card)
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Compression Modes
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Uncompressed
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Self Timer
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2 Sec.
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5 Sec.
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10 Sec.
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20 Sec.
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2 Sec.
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5 Sec.
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10 Sec.
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20 Sec.
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Tripod Mount
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With Tripod Mount
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With Tripod Mount
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LCD Protected Position
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Without LCD Protected Position
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Without LCD Protected Position
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Viewfinder
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Optical (Through-the-lens)
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Optical (Through-the-lens)
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LCD Screen Resolution
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118,000 pixels
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920,000 pixels
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| Interfaces |
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Video Interface
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Video Out
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Video Out
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Interface Type
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USB
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USB 2.0
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HDMI
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Battery Type
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Proprietary Lithium
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Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
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Battery Life
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1,600 Images
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1,000 Images
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Operating System
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Apple Mac OS 9
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Apple Mac OS X
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Microsoft Windows 2000
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Microsoft Windows 98SE
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Microsoft Windows ME
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Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
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Microsoft Windows XP Professional
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Weight
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1.54 lb.
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2.19 lb.
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Depth
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3.2 in.
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3 in.
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Height
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4.6 in.
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4.8 in.
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Width
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5.7 in.
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5.8 in.
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| Miscellaneous |
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UPC
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18208252060
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001820825446
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Product ID
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20250913
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68352920
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Included Accessories
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Software
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USB Cable
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Video Cable
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Lithium Battery
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Battery Charger
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Lens Cap
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Strap
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Software
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USB Cable
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Video Cable
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Lithium Battery
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Battery Charger
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Strap
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Release Date
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August, 2008
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Family Line
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Nikon D
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Nikon D
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MPN
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25206
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INKD700KB
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Nikon D100 Digital Camera
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Nikon D700 Body Only Digital Camera
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Product Review Summary
83% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
Pros
Feature rich, lens interchangeability, 6 megapixel resolution
Cons
Cons: see ";a few concerns"; below
Recommended it?
Yes
Nikon introduced the first serious professional digital SLR camera, the D1, in early 1999. The D1 was the first reasonably priced digital SLR, and prior to its introduction professional caliber Digital cameras often cost more than a new car. The D1wasn?t cheap, at almost six grand, but it was...
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Pros
Instantaneous response
Cons
Few image stabilizing lenses available
Recommended it?
Yes
My much-loved Canon EOS D30 got stolen, so it was once again time to research digital SLRs. Fortunately, this was just on time for the introduction of the Nikon D100, so I wandered down to Samy's Camera in Hollywood to test out both units. This is a preliminary review based on about 30 minutes in...
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Product Review Summary
100% recommend this product
Pros
- Excellent Picture Quality (3)
- Faster Shutter (3)
- Rich Features (3)
- Compact (2)
- Long Battery Life (2)
- Quality Lens (2)
- professional quality (1)
- Good in Low Light (1)
- Great in low light (1)
- Great Design (1)
Cons
- Heavy (2)
- A little heavy (1)
Good For
- Professionals (3)
- Working photographer (1)
- Everyday Use (1)
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Consumer Reviews
Pros
Great image quality. High speed, low noise. No focal-length factors. Weatherproof...
Cons
Price. You could buy 2 D300s for one D700. DX lenses crop to 5.1 megapixel
Recommended it?
Yes
I bought the D700 as my primary camera and relegated my D300 to backup status. All I really wanted was a second body but in hindsight I think the D700 is overpriced for the image quality improvements and the few additional features it offers.
First a little background. I have been shooting...
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Pros
Weather sealed, great high ISO performance, fast, good battery life, sharp, relatively...
Cons
No movies mode, no articulated LCD.
Recommended it?
Yes
Just a few short years ago, "full framed" DSLRs belonged to the realm of the well-to-do and professionals. The Canon full framed models were priced beyond the reach of ordinary amateurs and enthusiasts.
How times have changed. Now, for less than $3,000, you can get full framed (or as Nikon...
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