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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Two Dogs, post: 8148121, member: 85671&quot;]Others have given some very good advice.&nbsp; </p><p>The best advice I received was to start with a blank slate and experiment...try different light sources at different angles, adjust the temperature settings on the camera, try different background colors.&nbsp; Do these experiments for each metal; gold, silver/nickel and copper. Take notes and determine what works best for you and your camera.&nbsp; I use a Canon with a good macro lens.&nbsp; </p><p>For me, photographing gold is the easiest.&nbsp; For silver coins, I put my coin/slab on a grey backround, and use three lights. Copper coins still give me fits, I&#039;m working on the solution for them.</p><p>You really need to put the time into experimenting, there&#039;s no one solution that will work for all situations.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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