. The rim (denticles), especially when I click the pic to enlarge is out of focus? Also just wondering why raising the coin up makes a better photos?
Posted 12/30/2022 5:54 pm
They don't seem that out of focus on my end, but very well could be. I probably should have taken more time to focus, or raised my scope to give myself more room to center the coin. I try to avoid the timestamp and sometimes do not center my coin correctly.
I saw someone using this method while taking photos with a camera and not a scope. It was explained that raising the coin should cause the background to go out of focus/blur, while forcing the camera to focus more on the coin.
My equipment is on the low end, so every little improvement I can make helps out. I feel it grabs a better focus and definitely helps with showing true coin color.
Everything that has to do with taking photos will always be a work in progress for me.
I saw someone using this method while taking photos with a camera and not a scope. It was explained that raising the coin should cause the background to go out of focus/blur, while forcing the camera to focus more on the coin.
My equipment is on the low end, so every little improvement I can make helps out. I feel it grabs a better focus and definitely helps with showing true coin color.
Everything that has to do with taking photos will always be a work in progress for me.
,I make that mistake all the time,,,14% vs 18%
