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Fine Tuning The Jansjo Lamps

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I do not know where my head was last night...if the desired results are not achieved at the present set-up...change it. In other words...move the light away from object.

I kept maneuvering the light around the lens and the coin (close range) at different angles with mediocre results.

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Major flub-up on my part with the White Balance...I did not have the Jansjo lamps "ON".

Attention to detial (or in my case, lack of) strikes again!
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It's getting there; WB adjusted (with lamps on this time) 4 1/2 inches light to coin distance at 10 and 2 o'clock;

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Better, but the lights are still at too low an angle. Can you bring them up to more vertical, closer to the lens? ...Ray
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Look at the amount of glare on the rim of the coin. Way too much. Indicates the lights are too much of an angle to the coin (you're coming at them too much from the side).
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