Take great pictures on a low budget.

Photoshop and other programs are great for certain things but it should be used very minimally for adjusting the coin image. I will not use it to adjust colors and several other things mentioned on this thread. Work on your photos and photoshop will just be for making fun looking composites.

 

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

The main point of the tutorial is about how to crop the images, put the reverse and obverse in the same image, and export it for the web. A lot of people have never done it, and I received many PM's regarding this.

 

Youtube tutorial, here we come!

 

Drum roll please......

 

still good info either way....I don't use any of those programs and rarely take enough photos to warrant editing...there's always something for someone to learn

 

Have I missed this? I keep watching for it, but as yet.. well, did I miss it?
Thanks, Lucy

 

I use a Freeware program called PIXresizer to make pics for uploading to different forums.

 

Yes you should definately make a tutorial. That would be great.

 

The video tutorial will be accesible through my coin software website. Any day now. I hope it will help a lot of people who arenlt real familiar with taking coin images and editing them. I think once people start seeing that they can do this: http://www.thecoinnection.com/beta1/demoShelf.html

It should push the users to learn. It will only look as good as your images.