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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 3306398, member: 19463&quot;]The secret of good coin photography is not equipment or techniques as much as looking at your first image and being able to recognize something that would make it better.&nbsp; About 1% of the time, that may require new equipment but more often it requires a change of attitude or interest on the part of the operator.&nbsp; I really get tired of people blaming their poor images on their cameras when they are using less than half of the capabilities of that equipment.&nbsp; I do not pretend to know the weaknesses of all imaging systems and have no interest in learning a thousand old phone models.&nbsp; I wish I could get better with the ones I have.&nbsp; Since I have been a photographer almost as long as I have collected coins, I may have used more different cameras than most and have opinions on things most people would ignore.&nbsp; The limitations are more likely to be when the user stops caring to learn than anything else.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have never noticed a problem with jamesicus&#039; photos that in any way prevented them for showing his coins to good advantage.&nbsp; I have never touched an iPad but may have to borrow my wife&#039;s (non-Apple) tablet and try it but I hope it does not make me throw out my cameras.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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