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<p>[QUOTE="stldanceartist, post: 4938815, member: 13307"]Okay!</p><p><br /></p><p><b>Well, first of all - thank you all for your responses and feedback. It's always interesting to hear others' point of view (it's more information, which is usually helpful.)</b></p><p><br /></p><p>I've added three new sets of images and adjusted the poll. You are allowed to change your votes, add new votes, etc. (Or, if you are done, you are absolutely allowed to do <i>nothing</i>.)</p><p><br /></p><p>Just an FWIW:</p><p><br /></p><p><i>As I stated in the original post, I was just bored and playing around with trying out some different angles, focal lengths, lighting, etc. I wasn't specifically trying to get a "100% accurate view of the entire coin," nor was I trying to find the best set of images to use to sell/show off a coin. Just playing/experimenting. </i></p><p><i><br /></i></p><p><i>It somewhat reminds me of my time in figure drawing class my first year of college. My instructor (a realist who preferred photorealistic drawings) sort of despised me - because I wasn't interested in recreating, more in interpreting/experimenting/playing around. That's what I was really doing here - trying to find an interesting way to image a coin, create a composition - and in that space it's okay to not light the entire surfaces of the coin. Now, I don't feel like I was doing anything groundbreaking at all, nothing super fringe - but just playing around the edges of what normal coin imaging entails.</i></p><p><br /></p><p>I still honestly prefer image set #1 - even if it's "criminally underlit" as [USER=19165]@physics-fan3.14[/USER] put it (which, I kind of feel is a bit of an overreaction, but maybe explaining the context of what I was trying to do above helps temper that.) I'm not trying to hide anything or trick a potential buyer (the coin isn't for sale and I have no plans to do so at this time; I hadn't even thought about it.) </p><p><br /></p><p>Again, just playing around.</p><p><br /></p><p>So, all that being said, those of you who are still interested, feel free to share comments/feedback and/or edit your poll choices.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks again.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="stldanceartist, post: 4938815, member: 13307"]Okay! [B]Well, first of all - thank you all for your responses and feedback. It's always interesting to hear others' point of view (it's more information, which is usually helpful.)[/B] I've added three new sets of images and adjusted the poll. You are allowed to change your votes, add new votes, etc. (Or, if you are done, you are absolutely allowed to do [I]nothing[/I].) Just an FWIW: [I]As I stated in the original post, I was just bored and playing around with trying out some different angles, focal lengths, lighting, etc. I wasn't specifically trying to get a "100% accurate view of the entire coin," nor was I trying to find the best set of images to use to sell/show off a coin. Just playing/experimenting. It somewhat reminds me of my time in figure drawing class my first year of college. My instructor (a realist who preferred photorealistic drawings) sort of despised me - because I wasn't interested in recreating, more in interpreting/experimenting/playing around. That's what I was really doing here - trying to find an interesting way to image a coin, create a composition - and in that space it's okay to not light the entire surfaces of the coin. Now, I don't feel like I was doing anything groundbreaking at all, nothing super fringe - but just playing around the edges of what normal coin imaging entails.[/I] I still honestly prefer image set #1 - even if it's "criminally underlit" as [USER=19165]@physics-fan3.14[/USER] put it (which, I kind of feel is a bit of an overreaction, but maybe explaining the context of what I was trying to do above helps temper that.) I'm not trying to hide anything or trick a potential buyer (the coin isn't for sale and I have no plans to do so at this time; I hadn't even thought about it.) Again, just playing around. So, all that being said, those of you who are still interested, feel free to share comments/feedback and/or edit your poll choices. Thanks again.[/QUOTE]
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