2021 Native Dollar Laminate Error? Several Errors On Same Coin? Opinion?

I can't PM anyone and I searched and I can't find the thread. I'm impressed with the nice photos and close-ups. But for the general and this repeats every day... full size images, cropped to the coin, front and back. That's easy, is there a thread here "How to make better images, that aren't reflecting so much?" or how to light images so the details show accurately?

I see some sites that say 80 degrees, Other have 10 degrees. Lighting can be overhead, sides, reflected, soft, indirect... maybe I missed it and maybe there are too many answers, but since this is the place and where coin photos are in most messages, what introductory guide is recommended?

I'm finding I can do OK with old coins, cents, gold dollars and those, but my dimes and nickels are a disaster.

Maybe the regulars here can give some tips and advise on where to start?

Sorry, I found it: Not a thread on how to make better photos a whole section.

http://goccf.com/f/81

Some setups you can't get in one shot. So some post them in top 2/3s, then the bottom 2/3s. I edit them and put them back together into one image. I've posted a lot of threads on different topics. You might check the log of threads that are 6 pages long, on different coin subjects. The you see the blue CoopHome, click on that and it will take you through a thread of threads, that I'm still adding to. There are 6 pages with the tops in bold or in a post with several in a line. So might check this area out. There are thousands of images of different topics. Some people go there and I might not see them for a long time. On the forum if something appears in blue, that subject is a click on me item and it will give you the information. If you see something in one of these thread, put in a comment and it will bump it back into the top the threads again.