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<p>[QUOTE="Comfortably Numb, post: 2676661, member: 85024"]I like my USB microscope for looking at coins and want to use for photos, but it can capture too much sometimes. As in this example this is a nice looking coin but the scope captures too much detail making it look grainy, and takes away from the coin. Maybe I could use some pointers on taking pictures or this is an inhere nt problem with too much magnification. LOL [ATTACH=full]597206[/ATTACH] </p><p>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Comfortably Numb, post: 2676661, member: 85024"]I like my USB microscope for looking at coins and want to use for photos, but it can capture too much sometimes. As in this example this is a nice looking coin but the scope captures too much detail making it look grainy, and takes away from the coin. Maybe I could use some pointers on taking pictures or this is an inhere nt problem with too much magnification. LOL [ATTACH=full]597206[/ATTACH] [SIZE=4][B][/B][/SIZE][/QUOTE]
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