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Great pictures!!
Nice Tripled Die in the middle photo. Did you cherry-pick these?
Very nice! 👍
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I've been picking them out, but I can't photograph them like this. Nice work!
The quality pics we love to see and study.
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Awesome pics!
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Fantastic pics! Minor varieties are cool in my book.
With the advent of such photography manipulation(as to enlargement of extruded area), I feel minor varieties to become even more acceptable.
Jim
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What books do you recommend for photo object extrusion? I can only find curve/mesh conversion which does not help me with photographic elements. Would love to read on the subject.
Jim
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Hi Jim,
I haven’t really read any books other watched some YouTube videos. There is a book that I’ve had in my Amazon cart for a while now that I’ve been thinking of buying about macro photography including lighting. The topic is based mostly on insects from the reviews, but I’m almost sure it can be applied for any coin macro photography.
The main thing is for you to have the right equipment and patience.
Adding the book info if anyone is interested.
Yes and no. The Tripled die was sold with known variety but the 64 Proof was “accidentally cherry picked”. It was discovered when I took the photo.