Greece is the exception. For the other stamps, reverse printing is much less common.
For some of the 4-color stamps, even among the reverse printings there are variations in the sequence of which color was reversed "first"! So there will be listings in distinguishing between which part of the color sequence was "reversed".
Can you please send me an e-mail when you have time and let me know how you adapt different lenses to your camera. If I can with my camera that is. Please and thank you. I have basically the same type of camera. Nikon Cool-pix P80 http://www.nikonusa.com/Find-Your-N...PIX-P80.html I would love to be able to get the same type of shots that you get. Thanks in advance. Suzanne
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