Nailed this Photo!

I can do that in iphoto Lehigh. Just give me a link to the reverse pic that is not so cropped and I will do it for you.

 

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Lehigh,

What type of camera do you use? I am dieing to take pictures of my coins, but my FujiFilm Finepix s5000 doesn't see to get close enough.

 

Paul,
Very nice!!!! I have a couple of 1962 and 1963 Jefferson's with beautiful toning like that. I went thru about 200-250 BU Lincolns (1941-1958) and got about a dozen nicely toned Lincolns. Don't know if I can get a good shot of any of them though. I'll give it a try and if any come out ok, I'll post some.

 

It needs a LEFT window? Just saying...

Great Photo. You caught great color on that image Paul. BTW look for a shear or rotation tool. I'd imagine even Photshop has something like that.

Ruben

 

OK, fixed it.

 

wow i dislike the design on the jefferson nickels but this coin makes me want to start a date set its so nice

 

Perfection!

 

You don't like the design?? The portrait of Jefferson is the manliest picture on a coin and Monticello is beautiful.

 

BTW beautifully toned jefferson.

 

This is better

 

Wow. That hurts my eyes to look at.

That must be the reverse of 1938, 'cuz it has "wavy steps."

 

:bow::bow::bow::bow::bow::bow::bow:

 

gimp magic

 

Did you spike my drink again, Ruben?

 

trust your pharmacist :stooge:

 

Rueben, I am having a flashback from the 70's

Windows picture manager has all the tools you need to crop, rotate, adjust briteness etc. I only use photoshop when I have to join 2 pics into one for my website, or 3 into one in the case of slabs.

 

from the 1970's? You can't be that old...

use the gimp

www.gimp.org

 

I was in high school in Detroit in the 70's, graduated in '79

 

The Gimp is awesome software, I use it too Rueben. and it's FREE!

 

Really - that makes us very close in age. I graduated in 1980 although I skipped a year or two.

Ruben