Reimage #4

wybrit

Hi folks, just dropping in for a quick visit. I hope all is well here in the forum. Have I missed any big happenings here?
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Here is a fourth in an infrequent series documenting my renaissance to digicam.

Here we have the scanner image:


Here is the digicam image. The color is much more accuarately depicted as well.


The coin is in a slab, so there are issues with picture quality even in the case of the digpic.
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I'll try to occasionally drop in a post when possible. Around Christmas or thereabouts, I'll be posting again as usual.

MacCrimmon

Nice digicam!!

Say, weren't you supposed to drop that olde brown thing in the mail to me??

spinaker2000

Nothing missed. Now go away again!!














nice to see you, hope you have more time to post than you thought.

GDJMSP

Don't listen to him Wybrit - I missed ya


Now that I know you've been gone

MacCrimmon

MAYBE WE SHOULD START A "BAN WYBRIT" THREAD!!!!!

ALSO, WE CAN HAVE A POLL ON WHETHER TO KICK HIM OUT!!

HE'S MOONLIGHTING SO HE CAN CORNER THE BRITISH MARKET!!!!!!

bosox

Where'd you go? Back to Britain? I used to live in Pinner, Middlesex (near Harrow, about 20 miles west of London). Hope to return someday.

cosmicdebris

Big difference in the images.

theboz11

photos are much better

ajaan

Nice reimage. Now get back to work!!!

Askari

I love how the detail really stands out!!

Aethelred

Tom, great photo, is there any way you could tell us how you made it?

Oh, and very nice to see you!

LovelyDarkAngel

Great Coin and Images

shylock

First off, beautiful coin!

As a photo nut I love comparison threads like this. Your digicam photo shows how a bit of natural shadow adds depth and a more realistic multi-dimensional look to the coin.

wybrit

is there any way you could tell us how you made it?

I used no fancy tricks, just mounted my camera on a crummy mini-tripod and used a single OTT light placed behind the coin at a sufficient distance to prevent glare. There was only a slight angle to the shot to prevent stray reflections from the lens being captured. I snapped each side four times and took the best shot for each when copying and pasting.