Can I take eBay quality pictures of coins?
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Yes and No. The resolution of the scope is great and the pictures are stunning. The problem is the travel of the scope on the stand. Probably for anything above a quarter size, you may have to hold the scope in your hand while taking the picture. I have used it for stamps and it works great for smaller stamps but I have to hold it for larger stamps. It can be difficult but I think you will be happy with it.
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In my opinion, yes, but you need a better stand. The Celestron stand is weak and insecure. I have used a Dremel Drill press stand with good results.In my opinion this is more of a toy then a useable digital microscope in that it's range is limited and its software is very hard to use with any accuracy.
2079653
Yes. If you are taking pictures of coins in slabs, you will have to adjust the light source on the unit or use an alternative outside source. This also applies to proof coins or anything with a reflective surfaces. All of the coins I have sold on eBay since I purchased this have been photographed using this.
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It is possible. But I use magic eraser on lots of old coins...silver....from an old family collection and it was safe and easy. You can use a silver polishing cloth if you want to be very safe. I never tried this but you could try it on some regular coins to see the result. Good luck.
1964064
Yes you upload the photo you want to use! They'll even show you an online version of how it will look for you to confirm you like it!
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You should be able to from the Google Play store, however, with a .3 mp front camera, I would expect the quality of your image to be poor.
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He was definitely a scammer - I asked him for pics and he replied with pics that I had seen someone else use for their eBay auction (the original place I saw them) and that some Craigslist scammer in NYC used. Wouldn't send serial number or pictures with EXIF...
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Yes, you can. To Send Us Image - Go to Your Account - Your Order(s) - Contact Seller -Select "Product Customization" - Enter special instructions (if any) & Attach JPEG Image- we require 200dpi resolution or greater
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Great, Thank you for your kind acknowledgement, do yourself a favor, don't try to save few bucks on the piece of equipment, as it WILL hamper your creative possibilities, trust me! I AM your OLDER gentleman, who happens to know a thing or two about taking a decent picture!
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I took pics to send you but there isn't a way for me to upload to u. I'm sure if u ask seller to send u a sample of engraving they would be happy to!
1912672
I take close ups of all kinds of things and they come out good. There are free photo editing software you can download that will make your close ups even better. If you want, I will take some close ups of small objects and let you see if it's the quality you want. If so, I will give you my email so I can send them to you.
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Yes you could look at coins but it'll be a little darker unless you have some good lighting above, since the only light on the scope is underneath. I've used it to look at things like coins though. It works!
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Haven't tried it yet. But given the excellent quality of still images, I venture it will be delightful. Let me know when you find out for certain.
376131
No. The sifter is laser cut. It won't even sort US coins that have ragged edges. Which is good, I suppose.
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Simple answer is yes, Make sure you have a decent shutter speed so up the ISO, Image quality is excellent as is the dynamic range, I.E you can pull the shadows in processing without banding or bad grain/noise
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I don't know as I haven't had time to try that feature yet but I would contact someone like B& H photo who also sells them and ask as they sell cameras as well and have extensive knowledge on the subject. Sorry My best answer
1156757
Stainless Flatware? Like what exactly? If I have what you mention, I'll try it, take a picture and send it to you.
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Hi Wally, Yes you can, but the quality will not be as good. You can also scan the photo. Either way, you will need to rezize to 800 x 600 and lower the DPI to 72. Here is a great link for you: https://nix.zendesk.com/entries/22222492-How-to-Re-Size-Photos-for-your-Digital-Frame
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As a former ebayer I would say yes: This would be a great starter for you. It has a software program you install on your computer and "import" from the camera to the computer (or from the scan memory card.)