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What are you guys using for quality "full slab pics" ? I've got some coins I am going to put up for sale on the Bay Of E and want the full slab shots to exhibit the same quality of my full coin pics. My current full coin set-up does not seem to accomodate a full slab pic. I could use my hand held digital for the slab shots. Butthis might produce 2 totally different looks as far as the coins are concerned and detract from the listings. My current set-up consists of Canon Rebel Eos tethered, bellows, El-Nikkor 75mm 1:4 lens, Rodenstock Apo Rodagon f4 75mm 1:1 lens. Need some
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Don't worry about achieving the "same quality" as your full-coin pics. Such an image would be huge, and inappropriate for ebay. An inexpensive 50mm outdoor lens will provide ample quality for slab pics; all you want to do with them is make it obvious the coin is in a slab and leave the serial number readable. Potential buyers will get that. Your point-and-shoot is very likely all you need.
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Thanks Dave.
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I leave my camera set up the same for full slab or just the coin.
I do build up the platform the coin rests on for small coins.
I try to have the item fill as much of the frame as possible.
I use a canon T4I with a EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens.
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