For others, buying an add on macro lens will give you good results.
I have been using a reversed 50mm lens on my Canon G3 to take
coin photos. Some examples are shown below.
Coin Macro Close up Photos |
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| One of the best things about a digital camera is the ability to take photos of your coins. These photos can be filed away as proof of ownership for insurance purposes. Photos can also show detail that cannot be seen by the naked eye, leading to discoveries of mint errors and varieties. Grading of coins may also become easier to do with a detailed blowup of the coin in question. |
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| Some General tips for coins photos: | |
| 1) use a tripod 2) use good lighting 3) practice |
| Most cameras will give you good results with the macro settings. For others, buying an add on macro lens will give you good results. I have been using a reversed 50mm lens on my Canon G3 to take coin photos. Some examples are shown below. |
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