test photos

[Steven]

Playing with the photo shop a bit. Seeing how they look on here.
Steven

[murphy]

You might try adjusting the focus sharper so that the bacteria at bottom of the 4 becomes visible. lol. Pictures look great Steven.

[Steven]

Yeah Murph, Maybe with all the green, a little dirt and water I can grow a couple more MMs on them. This one should be about ready



I've just started to spent some time with photo shop and I'm trying to learn how to do layers and combine photos. Not easy but I'll get there in time I guess.


Steven

[coop]

Read this thread:
http://www.coppercoins.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1273
And if it doesn't help, Ask further questions in the Photography section so other can read or send me a private message or email me.
richard.cooper3@worldnet.att.net
By asking the question on the forum, the answer can go to other members when they are ready to tackle that subject. I've done a few of them...

[pennyhound]

@ Steven

Nice coop ... (still go back to that post, from time to time)

He (coop) helped me out quit a bit ... as you can read, from the post/s.

[Steven]

Thanks coop,
That is going to be a BIG help.
Steven

[Dick]

:.
Looks like it did it! Guess what, it did it! Now all I have to do is learn to do it right!
Dick

[Steven]

Good going Dick. Are you using a photo shop program to crop the photos? If you are you may want to size your photos between 400 and 600 wide on those you want particular attention too. Helps the viewer to see what you see. I believe I got that information from coop.

That's a pretty good size scar on Abe's head.

Good clear photo. May want to use a bit more of a filter between the light source and the coin. (Note the glare north on the die break) Not that I'm doing to well myself with my cheapy camera but that may be brought up by someone else so I'll go ahead and mention it... I usually just use a piece of copy paper. It seems to cut the glare a bit.

Steven

[coop]

It could be glare from an outside source stronger than the overhead light. If you place your hand around the outside edge of the coin blocking the unwanted light. You can make a curtain from tissue paper, cardboard or old ex-girl friends ( ) photos to block the un-wanted light.

[Steven]

coop, I would have used the x-wives X 2 photos for that but they put off too much light while they're burning.

Steven

[coop]

Steven: you just have to turn the pictures around so they are facing the light, not the coin.