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<p>[QUOTE="Dave M, post: 2076236, member: 17469"]Interesting you're seeing a color issue. I'll wait until daylight to compare, but actually the color (I thought) was very accurate. I did a custom white balance with the tungsten light. I do only have one light to use, and realize I need at least one more. The light on this is from a lamp at about 45deg. I have two monitors, and yes one appears a bit more green, and the other is more golden. And you're right, there is no green in the coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>Your focus comment really throws me though. There is no way this is focused on the slab. The coin is quite sharp, well, at least it's as sharp as any of the various tests I did.</p><p><br /></p><p>The note about reflections is absolutely correct though. I was having trouble not with direct reflections of the light into the camera, but of the light creating odd bright spots as it hit the three "holders" in the slab, and refracting through them. My hope here is that with a second light, these refractions won't be there.</p><p><br /></p><p>As I say, I'm kind of starting at step #1 here, and I assume going through learnings that other folks have made before me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Dave M, post: 2076236, member: 17469"]Interesting you're seeing a color issue. I'll wait until daylight to compare, but actually the color (I thought) was very accurate. I did a custom white balance with the tungsten light. I do only have one light to use, and realize I need at least one more. The light on this is from a lamp at about 45deg. I have two monitors, and yes one appears a bit more green, and the other is more golden. And you're right, there is no green in the coin. Your focus comment really throws me though. There is no way this is focused on the slab. The coin is quite sharp, well, at least it's as sharp as any of the various tests I did. The note about reflections is absolutely correct though. I was having trouble not with direct reflections of the light into the camera, but of the light creating odd bright spots as it hit the three "holders" in the slab, and refracting through them. My hope here is that with a second light, these refractions won't be there. As I say, I'm kind of starting at step #1 here, and I assume going through learnings that other folks have made before me.[/QUOTE]
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