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<p>[QUOTE="FitzNigel, post: 2615976, member: 74712"]As mentioned in the 'snow' thread, my wife gave me some photography equipment so I could help improve my photographs. Unfortunately a new camera was not among them, but a staging area and better lighting. I think I still need to work on my background (I recall several taking photos on a dowel rod to change the focus of the background - I may try this when I get a chance); as of right now I am taking pictures on a green background and erasing them. Some of the green is still in the pictures... And due to some instability in my tripod, I think some of my photos are still a little out of focus (the reverse on the Henry II example...). Anyway, what do you think? An improvement?</p><p><br /></p><p>Old:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]573226[/ATTACH] </p><p>New:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]573230[/ATTACH] </p><p>German States, Cologne</p><p>Archbishop Philipp von Heinsberg, r. 1167-1191</p><p>AR Denier, 3rd type, 18.05 mm x 1.4 grams</p><p>Obv.: HITARCH EPICOV, Archbishop with mitre, crosier, and bible seated on lion throne</p><p>Rev.: EIACOLONIA PAICHAI, Three towers over wall and gate, likely representing the Cathedral of St Peter, Cologne</p><p>Ref.: De Wit 1993</p><p><br /></p><p>Old:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]573231[/ATTACH] </p><p>New:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]573232[/ATTACH] </p><p>French Feudal, Aquitaine</p><p>Henry II, r. 1152-1168</p><p>Bordeaux Mint, BL Denier, 16.57mm x 0.8 grams</p><p>Obv.: +hENRICVS REX, cross pattée</p><p>Rev.: º+º / AQVI / TANI / ºEº, in four lines</p><p>Ref.: AGC 2 (1/a), Duplessy 1030, Roberts 3881, SCBC 8001, (Elias 1)</p><p>Ex. R.D. Frederick Collection. Ex. A.H. Baldwin</p><p><br /></p><p>Old:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]573233[/ATTACH] </p><p>New:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]573234[/ATTACH] </p><p>Whoops! Got the obverse and Reverse switched in this photo...</p><p>French Feudal, Aquitaine</p><p>Eleanor, r. 1185-1204</p><p>AR Denier, 17.86mm x 0.8 grams</p><p>Obv.: + DVCISIT, M above, A below, two cross pattee on either side</p><p>Rev.: + AQVITANIE, Cross Pattee inside</p><p>Ref.: AGC 9B (1/a), Duplessy 1025 (Anonymous of William X), Roberts 4313, SCBC 8011</p><p><br /></p><p>The color of the new pictures are more accurate than the old I believe (although I think the color looks a little better in the old...). I'm a little disappointed in the focus of the two Aquitaine coins (They are naturally grainy, but they are still out of focus. Unfortunately that wasn't obvious until putting this together, as the play-back screen on my camera is a little small). Oh well, I will keep playing since school has been cancelled again...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="FitzNigel, post: 2615976, member: 74712"]As mentioned in the 'snow' thread, my wife gave me some photography equipment so I could help improve my photographs. Unfortunately a new camera was not among them, but a staging area and better lighting. I think I still need to work on my background (I recall several taking photos on a dowel rod to change the focus of the background - I may try this when I get a chance); as of right now I am taking pictures on a green background and erasing them. Some of the green is still in the pictures... And due to some instability in my tripod, I think some of my photos are still a little out of focus (the reverse on the Henry II example...). Anyway, what do you think? An improvement? Old: [ATTACH=full]573226[/ATTACH] New: [ATTACH=full]573230[/ATTACH] German States, Cologne Archbishop Philipp von Heinsberg, r. 1167-1191 AR Denier, 3rd type, 18.05 mm x 1.4 grams Obv.: HITARCH EPICOV, Archbishop with mitre, crosier, and bible seated on lion throne Rev.: EIACOLONIA PAICHAI, Three towers over wall and gate, likely representing the Cathedral of St Peter, Cologne Ref.: De Wit 1993 Old: [ATTACH=full]573231[/ATTACH] New: [ATTACH=full]573232[/ATTACH] French Feudal, Aquitaine Henry II, r. 1152-1168 Bordeaux Mint, BL Denier, 16.57mm x 0.8 grams Obv.: +hENRICVS REX, cross pattée Rev.: º+º / AQVI / TANI / ºEº, in four lines Ref.: AGC 2 (1/a), Duplessy 1030, Roberts 3881, SCBC 8001, (Elias 1) Ex. R.D. Frederick Collection. Ex. A.H. Baldwin Old: [ATTACH=full]573233[/ATTACH] New: [ATTACH=full]573234[/ATTACH] Whoops! Got the obverse and Reverse switched in this photo... French Feudal, Aquitaine Eleanor, r. 1185-1204 AR Denier, 17.86mm x 0.8 grams Obv.: + DVCISIT, M above, A below, two cross pattee on either side Rev.: + AQVITANIE, Cross Pattee inside Ref.: AGC 9B (1/a), Duplessy 1025 (Anonymous of William X), Roberts 4313, SCBC 8011 The color of the new pictures are more accurate than the old I believe (although I think the color looks a little better in the old...). I'm a little disappointed in the focus of the two Aquitaine coins (They are naturally grainy, but they are still out of focus. Unfortunately that wasn't obvious until putting this together, as the play-back screen on my camera is a little small). Oh well, I will keep playing since school has been cancelled again...[/QUOTE]
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