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Bababooey
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 Posted 06/23/2014  11:47 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Bababooey to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Wade, what do you use to raise up the coin? I'll give that a try. Nice photos by the way!
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I balance the coins on a small plastic dowel. I suppose you could use just about anything though.
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i have a Canon DSLR. what lens do I use to get those clear pics? thx
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Hkjai, not sure if you are referring to me or the last poster. But, I've been using a 100mm Marco lens (also with a canon dSLR). I can get the exact details if you wish, as there are few different ones. It's a lot about the lighting, setting and making sure the camera is still too.
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I just took some snaps of the same coin with different lighting angles.
I looks like 4 different coins .

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