Trying a photo of my Walking Liberty

Bailey1977

Hyperion

less light, more detail. I had to squint looking at it

DorkGirl

Too much light, but you are getting there

ddbird

Still better!

Bailey1977

Love the positive feedback. You all will surely make me a better photographer of my coins. Thanks a lot

grip

<< <i>less light, more detail. I had to squint looking at it >>

ajia

What kind of camera.....what kind of lighting?
If you're using a flash it may be difficult to not get the brightness.
if you use house (type) lighting, you need a very steady hand or some type of stand.
Color is very neutral, is that an RGB image or grayscale?

rabbitracks

Looks like your getting the program running well. Try and keep the brightness under 30 especially on those high lustre coins and also watch the level on the contrast in the editing adjustment. Your Cropping needs a little more uniformity on both obverse and reverse. It looks like you could pull your reverse out more on the panorama when aligning. I still have trouble sometimes in that mode doen't always want to go all the way out keep trying until it is all the way out. Nice photo keep experimenting. Signing off Night All.

BobaFett72

<< <i>Color is very neutral, is that an RGB image or grayscale? >>



Looks very much like the pic has been reverted to greyscale

BlindedByEgo

Quick, Ma, the sunglasses

Try smoe indirect lighting on the blast white coins. You can move the source away from the coin a little.

Or shut off the flash...

Bailey1977

Im not sure what RBG or greyscale is. Im totally new at this ball game. But Im am like a sponge with any knowledge that anyone has to offer. I just try to get the picture a little less fuzzy with the image adjustmant in my image zone. I use a new toy I bought today for my christimas gift. It is a HP photosmart M415. Thanks for the + feedback. I will continue to work at it.