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1961-D/D LMC, #?

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 Posted 07/20/2015  2:22 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add cwb to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

If a photo of a coin is taken at a slight angle, it is difficult to match it with a photo that was taken straight on. To do a proper overlay, both images need to be shot from the same angle.
I think this is an issue when trying to do overlays that are very close but don't match perfectly.
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Even lighting makes a difference. If you can determine which direction the lighting is, then you can copy the same light direction.
Note these differences of light angles:
1961-D/D-LMC,-#?
Look at these images to see if they are from the same die? Then click on the line below for the answer.

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Cool...thanks for the lesson Coop!
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I am a bit late with this response, but I wanted first to obtain permission to use the image in this overlay. The image can be found here:
http://coppercoins.com/lincoln/dies...ie_state=mds

I am still thinking that this looks like a 73 - I even think I see 2 tiny die scratches moving SE from the 9. I know my skills using an overlay are lacking, but I am wanting to understand what it is I am not seeing on this. Any help would be appreciated!




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Thanks Pete, looks like a match to me....I just got Photoshop, now I have to figure out how to use it!!
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Quote:
.I just got Photoshop, now I have to figure out how to use it!!


I have Photoshop but have never been able to use it effectively...Good Luck!
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