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From: Roger Moore <rogermoore435@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] Photoshop Elements 2
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Thanks Roger S. and Dan. I think I want to go the
computer route. Some of the challenges will be to get
both coins exactly the same size and orientation
(rotation) during the overlay process. I like the
idea of using differnet colors on coins made
transparent. However, I am not deep enough into
Photoshop to do this yet but this is an important
future project for me. Roger
--- Dan Freidus <freidus@wwnet.com> wrote:
> Roger,
>
> Here's a method I've been meaning to try but haven't
> gotten around
> to. Instead of printing on clear overhead acetate
> or mylar,
> Photoshop and some other image software allows you
> to make an image
> transparent. You can do your overlays on the
> computer. You can also
> make each into monotone images, i.e. B&W but maybe
> make one blue and
> white while the other is red and white. Scientific
> imaging software
> would let you not just compare them visually but do
> things such as
> subtract one from the other so what you see is only
> where they
> differ. That takes fiddling to get what you want,
> but can be very
> informative.
>
> Dan
>
> >Roger S.,
> >
> >What I do is print out oversized pictures of the
> subject coins on
> >clear accetate(sp.) paper and look at the overlays
> that way. Some I
> >understand have made slides of the pictures and
> looked at the
> >overlays through a projector. I have not done this
> as I think getting
> >the slides to line up would be fairly challenging.
> >
> >Roger S.
> >
> >--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, Roger Moore
> ><rogermoore435@y...> wrote:
> >> Hi Roger S. Nice write up in Numismatic News
> and
> >> congratulations on being a Trustee of the ANA!!
> I
> >> have not gotten to the "wand" feature yet. What
> I
> >> would like to succeed in next is making overlays
> of
> >> two coins (two obverses) so see the match up. I
> know
> >> there is a "transparent" mode but I haven't
> learned to
> >> use it yet. Anyone doing overlays out there, I
> would
> >> much appreciate a step by step explanation on
> how to
> >> do them!!! I think this will be very helpful in
> >> deciding on hubbing and variety identification
> in hard
> >> to identify series. Roger
> >>
> >>
> >> --- mantoloking2002 <mantoloking2002@y...>
> wrote:
> >> > Roger,
> >> >
> >> > Have you tried to use the Wand to white-out
> the
> >> > background? If you
> >> > like the result maybe you can go back to two
> lamps.
> >> > Shadows are
> >> > distracting for background but provide nice
> >> > definition and detail for
> >> > the coin itself. JMO.
> >> >
> >> > Roger S.
> >> >
> >> > --- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, Roger
> Moore
> >> > <rogermoore435@y...> wrote:
> >> > > David, I used a white sheet of paper with
> the
> >> > coins
> >> > > raised on a peg (covered with Buell's
> material).
> >> > I
> >> > > used three lamps at differnt angles and the
> reason
> >> > > that the backgroud is darker in some areas
> is due
> >> > to
> >> > > shadows that I tried to eliminate as much as
> >> > possible
> >> > > by my angling of the lights and cropping the
> >> > images.
> >> > > If you get Photoshop Elements II, I will
> type out
> >> > a
> >> > > step by step process on how to do it
> (represents
> >> > hours
> >> > > of work!!). Roger
> >> > >
> >> > >
> >> > > --- "palmers4@e..." <palmers4@e...> wrote:
> >> > > > Roger, Nice coin! But you knew that. Also
> good
> >> > job
> >> > > > on the merging. I am
> >> > > > about ready to try once again to buy the
> RIGHT
> > > > photo
> > > > > > program. Your problems
> > > > > > with Photoshop elements have not been
> > > > encouraging,
> > > > > > but your success
> > > > > > tonight, is. What background did you use
> to
> >> > shoot
> >> > > > the photos? David
> >> > > >
> >> > > > Original Message:
> >> > > > -----------------
> >> > > > From: Roger Moore rogermoore435@y...
> >> > > > Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2004 23:20:27 -0800
> (PST)
> >> > > > To: colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com
> >> > > > Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics]
> Photoshop
> >> > > > Elements 2
> >> > > >
> >> > > >
> >> > > > <html><body>
> >> > > >
> >> > > >
> >> > > > <tt>
> >> > > > Mike, I was successful in merging the
> obv. and
> >> > > > rev<BR>
> >> > > > after hours of trying (you can<BR>
> >> > > > see the hour) but my program is different
> than
> >> > the
> >> > > > one<BR>
> >> > > > you described. I ended up going to
> "print<BR>
> >> > > > layouts" under "file" and I picked the
> layout
> >> > with
> >> > > > two<BR>
> >> > > > pictures. Then I had to import each
> picture<BR>
> >> > > > individually and for somne reason the
> photos
> >> > > > were<BR>
> >> > > > often rotated 90 degrees. I had a devil
> of a
> >> > > > time<BR>
> >> > > > figuring out how to rotate each individual
> >> > image.
> >> > > > <BR>
> >> > > > Then to put on a label, it is a whole
> > > > different<BR>
> >> > > > process. In any case I have attached one
> of my
> >> > NJs.
> >> > > > <BR>
> >> > > > Roger<BR>
> >> > > > <BR>
> >> > > > <BR>
> >> > > > <BR>
> >> > > > --- Morris Hankins <joshalso2000@y...>
> >> > > > wrote:<BR>
> >> > > > > There is a very nice write up on Roger
> on Page
> >> > 14.
> >> > > > <BR>
> >> > > > > Always thought there was a lot of talent
> in
> >> > > > this<BR>
> >> > > > > group.<BR>
> >> > > > > <BR>
> >> > > > > Nice going Roger.<BR>
> >> > > > > <BR>
> >> > > > > Morris<BR>
> >> > > > > <BR>
> >> > > > <BR>
> >> > > > <BR>
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