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OK 2 Samples Same Coin 1955-D Wheatie Grading

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so because of my lighting issues I made to samples which is better for grading you think
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thx in advance
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For me, A is an improvement. Are you using a diffused light source? If not, try it. Larger, high resolution photos would help even more--crop closer to coin; surrounding background takes up a lot of 'useless' pixels, which drives you closer to the coin community image size limit.
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You can definitely see better detail in the wheat stalks in sample B. But the obverse looks better in A.
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I say B gives a more feel for the coin
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I'd say B is clearly sharper - sure does make that carbon spot stand out!
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Option A shows the fields a bit better.
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I'd go with a mix using Obverse A but Reverse B.
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yeah diffused
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However I may go back 2 my dual light set up
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ok softer but sharper
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Getting close. Soft (but bright) diffused lighting, close-in crops, large pics at high resolution. Great fun.
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when uploading to PC there 24mp 6kX4k but I shrink down to 2500X1800 and still have to use optimizer lol


Ill figure it out one sec looks awesome next its ewwww lol
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I use Photoshop Elements--simple, fast, strong tools. After basic processing I reduce to 900x900 and save as a .jpeg using a factor of anywhere between 6 and 8. Files come in just under the limit of 300mb.
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yeah I go jpeg also due to png files are larger and I use gimp which its pretty much same
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Diffuse lighting removes any cartwheel spokes which makes the luster hard to judge.
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thx all for the comments and advice after my batteries re charge ill grab another coin and go again ^^
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