Yeah...Really nice coin and your camera's a good'n...nice image. I love silver that has an abundance of russet and gold toning when it isn't overpowered by the electric blues. And that young lady has some serious cleavage!
Thanks. I like the russet tone as well but my pics seem to show more than there really is. Even with a custom white balance I get the same thing. I'm not doing something right. I know I need to get the shutter speed up a bit to get a sharper image but I don't have enough light. I'm wondering if the slow shutter speed is causing part of the problem?
Larry, you will get the best depth of field at a 1/500 shutter speed and F stop great than 5.0. I use a Nikon Coolpix 995 and shot all my images outside in natural sunlight. You can check out my images at the website.
Gerry
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Cool. At first I thought it was an 1866-P then rembered the sloping date that Ray always mention. Then on the reverse you can barely make out the faded S mint mark. Cool crack as well.
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and Great image !
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Even with a custom white balance I get the same thing. I'm not doing something right.
I know I need to get the shutter speed up a bit to get a sharper image but I don't have enough light.
I'm wondering if the slow shutter speed is causing part of the problem?
Gerry
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