SsuperDdave is a whiz on cameras... you can perhaps ask him a specific question in the photography thread.
I typically use a cannon or my ipad mini to take shots of my coins... so my working knowledge on photography is VERY limited... but this is what I have learned through experience..
You need to have the camera at an optimal distance on a stand of some sort that keeps the camera still. If you're able to adjust the distance of the camera stand in some way it's even better. My point and shoot camera I can't change lenses but I find that I still get some really good shots using the macro setting and just working the distance from the object until I have optimal focus.
The next major thing is lighting... I created my own light boxes with some lights wire and paper to diffuse the light... ample light but well diffused I have found to give some nice results.
Best I can do to help... good luck
I typically use a cannon or my ipad mini to take shots of my coins... so my working knowledge on photography is VERY limited... but this is what I have learned through experience..
You need to have the camera at an optimal distance on a stand of some sort that keeps the camera still. If you're able to adjust the distance of the camera stand in some way it's even better. My point and shoot camera I can't change lenses but I find that I still get some really good shots using the macro setting and just working the distance from the object until I have optimal focus.
The next major thing is lighting... I created my own light boxes with some lights wire and paper to diffuse the light... ample light but well diffused I have found to give some nice results.
Best I can do to help... good luck



















