Creative Photography

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Ken Dorney, Nov 15, 2018.

  1. Puckles

    Puckles Cat Whisperer

    I've been messing about a bit this weekend with the Samsung A8 cell phone. I'm pretty happy with the results I'm getting - well a huge improvement on anything I've done using anything else before! This 2,335 year old tetradrachm from Babylon turned out to be quite photogenic. Ideal shooting distance for the obverse and reverse was about 6 inches. However, it took about twice that distance for the autofocus to stop misbehaving and give me a half-decent shot of the edge.

    Alexander the Great Tetradrachm Babylon obv- Price 3692, Muller 1272, SNG Cop 832 - 16.63 gms.jpg
    Alexander the Great Tetradrachm Babylon profile - Price 3692, Muller 1272, SNG Cop 832.jpg

    Alexander the Great Tetradrachm Babylon rev - Price 3692, Muller 1272, SNG Cop 832 - 16.63 gms.jpg
     
    Last edited: Nov 16, 2018
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  3. Puckles

    Puckles Cat Whisperer

    Oops. Re-sent the message in reply to my own post! The computer is on a bit of a go slow. Deleted, you haven't missed anything.
     
    Last edited: Nov 16, 2018
  4. PeteB

    PeteB Well-Known Member

    Sadly, I don't have binocular vision...thus, no depth perception or capability to see 3D pictures. My brain turns off my right eye, since it doesn't focus like my left eye. If I cover my left eye, my right eye springs into action...with a different view.
    AncientJoe, your second Aegina picture is SPECTACULAR. A treasure! Well done!
     
  5. Sulla80

    Sulla80 Well-Known Member

    Wow @AncientJoe - how many meters high is that turtle! Great photo! and amazing coin.
     
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