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<p>[QUOTE="ksparrow, post: 552674, member: 7638"]I haven't tried to attribute them. I'm afraid if I buy Overton/Souders/Parsley I'll become an addict!!! Just say NO!! Actually, I may have inhaled already. The number of bust halves in my collection keeps going up, and I seem to have acquired 3 1829's without realizing it. Most of them are affordable in the middle grades, and they are just darned nice looking coins. Thanks for the kind remarks. </p><p><br /></p><p>My photo quality improved all of a sudden. I bought an old, manual micro-Nikkor and stuck it on my wife's D-40, got an old testrite copy stand, reset the white balance and got to work. These were photo'd using 2 75 watt daylight bulbs in the goosenecks that came with the stand. I set the white balance using the stand baseboard, which is helpfully colored gray. focusing is the hardest thing, as the old lens doesn't have a grid or split screen. holding a magnifier over the camera viewer and stopping down to f-16 helps some.</p><p>Thanks, Idhair. I resized the pillar dollar as you suggested and it worked fine.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ksparrow, post: 552674, member: 7638"]I haven't tried to attribute them. I'm afraid if I buy Overton/Souders/Parsley I'll become an addict!!! Just say NO!! Actually, I may have inhaled already. The number of bust halves in my collection keeps going up, and I seem to have acquired 3 1829's without realizing it. Most of them are affordable in the middle grades, and they are just darned nice looking coins. Thanks for the kind remarks. My photo quality improved all of a sudden. I bought an old, manual micro-Nikkor and stuck it on my wife's D-40, got an old testrite copy stand, reset the white balance and got to work. These were photo'd using 2 75 watt daylight bulbs in the goosenecks that came with the stand. I set the white balance using the stand baseboard, which is helpfully colored gray. focusing is the hardest thing, as the old lens doesn't have a grid or split screen. holding a magnifier over the camera viewer and stopping down to f-16 helps some. Thanks, Idhair. I resized the pillar dollar as you suggested and it worked fine.[/QUOTE]
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