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1911 Lincoln Cent NEWP (+Photo Critique Poll)
Kyle
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Just got this in the mail, I don't think it was a bad buy for $22. Would like to hear your opinions on it as well as on my images - I haven't had the opportunity to photograph too many Lincolns since I buy so few of them.
I took three different sets of images, all with different lighting and am curious which you prefer.
Set One:
Set Two:
Set Three:
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1911 Lincoln Cent NEWP (+Photo Critique Poll)
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I like the look of 3
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I think two is best. Nice buy.
Nice purchase! I voted for #1. I prefer the sheen and toning angle more than the other two shots.
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Looks 64 BN to me.
Set Three... a nice melding of the other two.... and Congratulations on your 1000 post. Cheers, RickO
I think #2 show the most detail. Which one looks more like the coin in hand? Is it the obverse darker or lighter?
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3 I think it shows more detail. And which one
looks like the coin in hand?
Nice.
set 2 & 3 are best. fwiw
3 has the best exposure and the fewest, unnecessary shadows.
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Thanks, everyone - It looks like the majority of people prefer sets 2 and 3 (with set 3 leading the poll by a couple votes). My personal favorite was set 2 however now that @lkeigwin pointed out the shadows I am thinking that with a little more light on the right obverse field it would look a little bit better. In hand and under normal lighting conditions the coin looks most like set 1 in hand (dark lustrous red), however, if you hold it under good lighting it looks much more like what you see in sets 2 and 3.
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All are well done shots.
Nice Lincoln, too!
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Set three, as the other two are dark. I'd even try to lighten it up a bit more as it will show the color and luster better.
Three.
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I agree. It also looks like there is more light on the coin.
If I was evaluating the picture, I would pick the one that looks the most like the coin in hand. Since I haven't seen the coin in hand, I would pick 3.