pretty good images considering it looks like sunlight.
Yeah, think I'm to the point where it may be worthwhile to drop a few dollars on a nice photo set up.
mark
maybe. obviously your choice. a decent 5 or 6+ gen and some understanding of lighting placement angles x/y/z axis and tbh, you can do pretty well. an official setup with have more versatility and of course a heck of a lot more cost.
when i had my nikon d90 and sigma lens, once i FINALLY got it all dialed in, there really weren't many/any smartphones that could compete with a specialty rig like that but it is a little overkill maybe? case-by-case basis depending on a person's wants/needs. OR you can keep doing it like you are. we can see what they are, assess condition and enjoy them with you.
i only mentioned it at all because using sunlight is not an easy task and while i've seen a few do it over the years (along with ambient light, indirect) those were the exceptions and not the rule.
pretty good images considering it looks like sunlight.
Yeah, think I'm to the point where it may be worthwhile to drop a few dollars on a nice photo set up.
mark
maybe. obviously your choice. a decent 5 or 6+ gen and some understanding of lighting placement angles x/y/z axis and tbh, you can do pretty well. an official setup with have more versatility and of course a heck of a lot more cost.
when i had my nikon d90 and sigma lens, once i FINALLY got it all dialed in, there really weren't many/any smartphones that could compete with a specialty rig like that but it is a little overkill maybe? case-by-case basis depending on a person's wants/needs. OR you can keep doing it like you are. we can see what they are, assess condition and enjoy them with you.
i only mentioned it at all because using sunlight is not an easy task and while i've seen a few do it over the years (along with ambient light, indirect) those were the exceptions and not the rule.
enjoy your coins
Usually takes a couple attempts to get them this "good". I am not selling much at this point, only an occasional eBay auction. I generally use photos to share or catalog what I own because anything of value ends up in the SDB. Before I sell off any significant items, I'd like to make a small investment in a better set-up. Love some of the quality photos I've seen here. I'm sure some have spent a good amount on their photo gear.
Very nice CC Morgans... You did well, hope the pricing was good too. Are you doing a CC set?? They are fun. I did a set years ago... Still look at it from time to time. Not all slabbed, some in GSA plastic. Cheers, RickO
@ricko said:
Very nice CC Morgans... You did well, hope the pricing was good too. Are you doing a CC set?? They are fun. I did a set years ago... Still look at it from time to time. Not all slabbed, some in GSA plastic. Cheers, RickO
I did great on price, especially the Ccs. The Philly date was closer to a retail price IMO. Im pretty much there... need a '92 and my '79 is a sad unslabbed G/VG example. Also have quite a few GSA examples too.
@johnny9434 said:
I always liked the o/cc dollars. You picked up some nice ooin, congrats
Thanks, a diversion from Pre-1933 gold since gold price plus premiums have skyrocketed. Most of my pre-1933 was bought between $1100-$1400. Got tired of sitting on the sidelines and always enjoyed the Morgan series.
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nice squad you have there.
pretty good images considering it looks like sunlight.
Yeah, think I'm to the point where it may be worthwhile to drop a few dollars on a nice photo set up.
mark
maybe. obviously your choice. a decent 5 or 6+ gen and some understanding of lighting placement angles x/y/z axis and tbh, you can do pretty well. an official setup with have more versatility and of course a heck of a lot more cost.
when i had my nikon d90 and sigma lens, once i FINALLY got it all dialed in, there really weren't many/any smartphones that could compete with a specialty rig like that but it is a little overkill maybe? case-by-case basis depending on a person's wants/needs. OR you can keep doing it like you are. we can see what they are, assess condition and enjoy them with you.
i only mentioned it at all because using sunlight is not an easy task and while i've seen a few do it over the years (along with ambient light, indirect) those were the exceptions and not the rule.
enjoy your coins
Usually takes a couple attempts to get them this "good". I am not selling much at this point, only an occasional eBay auction. I generally use photos to share or catalog what I own because anything of value ends up in the SDB. Before I sell off any significant items, I'd like to make a small investment in a better set-up. Love some of the quality photos I've seen here. I'm sure some have spent a good amount on their photo gear.
Mark
Very nice CC Morgans... You did well, hope the pricing was good too. Are you doing a CC set?? They are fun. I did a set years ago... Still look at it from time to time. Not all slabbed, some in GSA plastic. Cheers, RickO
I always liked the o/cc dollars. You picked up some nice ooin, congrats
I did great on price, especially the Ccs. The Philly date was closer to a retail price IMO. Im pretty much there... need a '92 and my '79 is a sad unslabbed G/VG example. Also have quite a few GSA examples too.
Thanks, a diversion from Pre-1933 gold since gold price plus premiums have skyrocketed. Most of my pre-1933 was bought between $1100-$1400. Got tired of sitting on the sidelines and always enjoyed the Morgan series.
Mark