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Halumin Sideways Ring Light.

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This device advertisement popped up in my feed. Thought it might be interesting to discuss. The Halumin ring casts light sideways into the ring interior. It's way out of my price range, but I immediately thought that it might be quite effective at photographing cameo on proof coins and die clash edges.

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$279 is not that bad if you're a professional. But it's not quite a desktop model.
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I think this will be more interesting:
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It's a special device for coin photography from the same producer.
It seems very interesting, but a little expensive for me.
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Folks try interesting things when photographing coins! For sure lighting is the most difficult part of coin photography, and I've seen (and built for myself) a very wide range of creative solutions. I'm personally not fond of extreme side-lighting, though I have built systems for folks doing variety attributions that have very directional lighting in order to optimize shadow details and bring out the variety surface features.
Contact me for photographic equipment or visit my home page at:
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In this product we see a combination of side light and axial light system. it's very interesting to try it. Please note it not a simple side light. It`s light ring in the ring. I see somthing like this first time in my life.
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