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A Difference An Image Makes... Which One Better Represents The Coin????
I'm just doing this for fun. First image is the auction image...

Second one is the winner of auction and seller to me

And last but not least, my image

So.... which is it?

Second one is the winner of auction and seller to me
And last but not least, my image
So.... which is it?
Please... Save The Stories, Just Answer My Questions, And Tell Me How Much!!!!!
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You are going to tell us the answer ?
Ken
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scanners (#2 and #3)just do not show true colors from a coin. You should get a camera with a decent macro lens and your photos will thank you.
I think 2 would look most like it under "normal" conditions and 1 would be with the right light & 3.5 degree tilt while standing on your head and 3 just looks like a bad picture. 3 is not really "bad" but you have the slab propped from the wrong side which reflects too much light.
jom
2 & 3 are about the same and not as realistic.
My image, Dog97 was correct in I got too much flash... but the colors are pretty darn close. So after a bunch of time learning my new image editor, Adobe Photo-shop elements, I come up with what I feel represents the coin. What you think? And thanks to those that played.
hahahah I know what you're saying stman! I have that same problem. I'll make 5 different images of a coin and try to pick the best one to post in my reg set and I just end up scratching my head & saying damn they all kinda look like it and just say enie menie minie moe.
To cure your flash problem in the white center try propping the edge of the slab. Lots of times my best scans make when the left or right side is propped instead of the top or bottom.
Sometimes you have to turn the slab 180 degrees to make the light reflect less brightly from the natural flow lines of the luster, then rotate it with your image editor.
The question I have is...That BEAUTY fer SALE?...
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
<< <i>The purple in #2 makes it look ATATATATATATATATATAT >>
The coin is no where near AT.