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Chartres Cathedral from the front

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Date and time of data generation	04:53, 2 October 2003
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File change date and time	04:53, 2 October 2003
Y and C positioning	Co-sited
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Date and time of digitizing	04:53, 2 October 2003
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Metering mode	Pattern
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Flash	Flash did not fire
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