sorry about that... the franklin is still really nice and original looking.
It's much harder to do with smaller coins. If I knew how to do it, I would.
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And it's nice and easy with silver dollars...
Here is a good example of not getting the light directly on the coin.
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He doesn't have a 1909-s in that set, but maybe the 1909?
How big do you need them? I have my camera 5" away from the coin with 3x zoom which is the most my camera can do. If I get any closer, the camera...
Define "a lot". To me, a 66rd '40d is a $25 coin. In my case, I'd be lucky to get a rd and not an rb which is a $15 coin...
In a good or bad way? :o
Here are my new pictures: [IMG]
Are we looking at the same coin? :D
Very nice finds!
Thanks I'll try!
Thanks guys!
here are some new ones
I usually get one every month or so...
The thing I liked about these last pictures is that the luster wasn't overpowering. It was just enough to show the light orange crescent toning on...
Thanks. I assume you changed the white balance. I wasn't having any problem with it until I switched to both lights incandescent...
The lights are at the highest angle possible without getting my shadow on the coin.
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