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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bomber464, post: 641549, member: 19193&quot;]If the camera is a small point and shoot digital use the timer. That way you never touch the camera and camera movement is eliminated. if you get a tripod but don&#039;t intend to purchase a copy stand, use the natural sunlight. Put the coin on a low table or a cooler and again, use the timer. If you have a DSLR camera a tripod is a great idea, a cable release/remote would be a small investment, and the timer is still an option. A set of &quot;close-up&quot; lenses is a cheaper investment than a macro lens. Depending on how involved you intend to get with pictures of coins don&#039;t discount used equipment for a starter. Thanks for the inputs as there are some here I had not thought of and tweaked my lame brain![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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