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British English vs. American English in tags
Disclaimer: I am a Brit
There do seem to be some localisation issues across a number of SE sites, but we seem to manage it better than some I'm a member of. Personally speaking, I feel that it's best …
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Vocabulary: Generic equivalents of DX and FX tags
I created the [full-frame] and [cropped-sensor] as described in this question. Both are widely used online and (at least in British) magazines and publications. Full frame is generally accepted to be …
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