Axial lighting is best used for proofs and proof-like coins.
BUT
It certainly helps capture subtle toning.
But in your case try cutting WAY back on your lighting.
You use two 150W light sources.
I use one 40W "white light" and control the exposure with the settings on my DSLR.
Your camera settings give you MUCH more control over your images.
BUT
It certainly helps capture subtle toning.
But in your case try cutting WAY back on your lighting.
You use two 150W light sources.
I use one 40W "white light" and control the exposure with the settings on my DSLR.
Your camera settings give you MUCH more control over your images.



















