Still the amateur, but I learned a lot along the way. Take a look and feel free to critic.
What I doscovered:
Proofs were the hardest to photograph. Browns and Satins the easiest to shoot.
Coins in slabs are not always level so sometimes the light will not work just right.
The older the holder, the softer the plastic, with more scratches. I got a couple I might send in to be reholdered they are that bad.
Looking at large format pictures I have a few coins maybe under-graded, and more over graded.
Coin Photography can really bring out stains, fingerprinted, marks, etc. compared to a coin in hand.
But sometimes I was just amazed at what the lenses captured which made the whole process fun.
WS
What I doscovered:
Proofs were the hardest to photograph. Browns and Satins the easiest to shoot.
Coins in slabs are not always level so sometimes the light will not work just right.
The older the holder, the softer the plastic, with more scratches. I got a couple I might send in to be reholdered they are that bad.
Looking at large format pictures I have a few coins maybe under-graded, and more over graded.
Coin Photography can really bring out stains, fingerprinted, marks, etc. compared to a coin in hand.
But sometimes I was just amazed at what the lenses captured which made the whole process fun.
WS
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