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Old 07-03-2009, 07:22 PM   #3 (permalink)
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They're good, the specular highlights really show the lustre. The chin area on the Morgans is a little dark though. Are you using just the one light? I think if you had another diffuse light source to fill in the darker areas they would be even better.
Hey thanks for the tip.
The only ones that really bother me, are the 1884 and the 1886, the obverses. They are a little too dark, but they still showcase great details on the coins, so I think I will stick with those pics for now anyways.
I am using one halogen light source, and of course natural light that I let in through the windows.
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