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Started by serial, June 06, 2014, 04:19:22 PM

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robbiegal

my camera was WELL under $300 & it takes great snaps (well I think it does)

trout

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='52883' dateline='1403086794'my camera was WELL under $300 & it takes great snaps (well I think it does)

:agreed:
Yes you do take great pic's Mate :good:
I now have my OTT light and the World is my oyster.
I just want bigger, better and faster ......................its a "Bloke" thing :angel::)
Aim well to enjoy life. You only get One shot at it.
Illegitimi non carborundum

robbiegal

doesn't have to be exy though
here's some info about mine and it set me back $170 on special
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/olympus-sz-14-compact-digital-camera-review-18478

my son bought a great canon for around $600 and he takes absolutely fantastic photos

now, I know if used that same camera the pics would be no where near the same quality

he has figured out all that stuff that Mark and the other photo buffs talk about

markn

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='52887' dateline='1403087426'doesn't have to be exy though
my son bought a great canon for around $600 and he takes absolutely fantastic photos

now, I know if used that same camera the pics would be no where near the same quality

he has figured out all that stuff that Mark and the other photo buffs talk about

Our old Nikon point and shoot was $400 or so a few years back and that does everything you could think of.  It took perfectly acceptable images.
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trout

QuoteOur old Nikon point and shoot was $400 or so a few years back and that does everything you could think of. It took perfectly acceptable images.
So you bought a bigger, better faster one Because.....................:angel::)
Aim well to enjoy life. You only get One shot at it.
Illegitimi non carborundum

robbiegal

yeah yeah
it's a bloke thing

I do understand ... because Tupperware is a chick thing and my hubby just doesn't get it either

trout

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='52895' dateline='1403088360'yeah yeah
it's a bloke thing

I do understand ... because Tupperware is a chick thing and my hubby just doesn't get it either

Crikey don't mention the Tupperware , I am still living on the edge at the moment :laugh2:
Aim well to enjoy life. You only get One shot at it.
Illegitimi non carborundum

robbiegal

ha ha
and so you should

us Tupperware chicks have to stick together and protect our secret womens' plastic stuff

I am surprised that she doesn't have the Tupperware cupboard booby trapped
you'd be getting the rat trap snapped fingers if you were my old man ha ha

markn

Quote from: 'trout' pid='52891' dateline='1403087879'
QuoteOur old Nikon point and shoot was $400 or so a few years back and that does everything you could think of. It took perfectly acceptable images.
So you bought a bigger, better faster one Because.....................:angel::)

Bigger is better.  Obviously. :tease:
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proof27

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='52895' dateline='1403088360'yeah yeah
it's a bloke thing

I do understand ... because Tupperware is a chick thing and my hubby just doesn't get it either

Probably shouldn't mention this,,buut, I keep an eye out for old Tupperware, bright colours, certain design on containers, some are worth good money. Anyway back to coins.

trout

HeHeHe
The missus saw my new OTT light on my desk (Folded up) and enquired as to why I needed such a big "Speaker".
I just shrugged and let that one go :) :diablo:
Aim well to enjoy life. You only get One shot at it.
Illegitimi non carborundum

robbiegal

don't tell her
she'll have that old dusty embroidery kit out in no time and you'll never lay hands on the ott light again!

you have been warned of the way of the woman

:agreed:
Quote from: 'proof27' pid='52903' dateline='1403089214'
Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='52895' dateline='1403088360'yeah yeah
it's a bloke thing

I do understand ... because Tupperware is a chick thing and my hubby just doesn't get it either

Probably shouldn't mention this,,buut, I keep an eye out for old Tupperware, bright colours, certain design on containers, some are worth good money. Anyway back to coins.

gotta love it !! :heart: :agreed:

trout

OK
ISO 200 and  image quality set at Normal


Aim well to enjoy life. You only get One shot at it.
Illegitimi non carborundum

serial

your taking the pictures at a slight angle?
you should try to be above the coin
bring the light source closer as well

but that is better than the previous one

markn

Here's a tough one to image.  It's got lovely toning and you can only get it to "pop" when the coin is tilted.  So I tilt it adjust the focus so that the middle of the medal is in focus and the top and bottom is always slightly out of focus.  Even when I set the F stop to F19 or F22.  I thought at that level the focal plane would be wide enough to get the whole thing in focus.  But no.  Anyone got any suggestions?

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