PGM Fantastic Four #45 0

[billbrown7080]

Just hoping you guys could helping me out with my FF 45.....

I did set up better Lighting for these pictures, But still not happy, Please let me know if you still think the pictures are too dark

thanks

[Bomber-Bob]

A little better but the lighting is still pretty dark. There are obviously numerous spine creases and some right edge wear. The bigger problem for me is how tan the book looks. UNless it's the lighting, CGC will downgrade for the tanning. I'm at the 7.0 range.

[billbrown7080]

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Edited December 7, 2018 by billbrown7080

[billbrown7080]

16 minutes ago, Bomber-Bob said:

A little better but the lighting is still pretty dark. There are obviously numerous spine creases and some right edge wear. The bigger problem for me is how tan the book looks. UNless it's the lighting, CGC will downgrade for the tanning. I'm at the 7.0 range. 

The tanning isnt as bad as it looks in the picture, The Light I'm using had a really Yellowish glow to it, I'm going to buy some kind of spot light tomorrow, because I'm not having any luck with any of the lights I got at my house, the pics keep coming out to dark

thank you for the grade though

[Bomber-Bob]

13 hours ago, billbrown7080 said:

The tanning isnt as bad as it looks in the picture, The Light I'm using had a really Yellowish glow to it, I'm going to buy some kind of spot light tomorrow, because I'm not having any luck with any of the lights I got at my house, the pics keep coming out to dark

thank you for the grade though

Natural sunlight often works best for me. Also, I have a portable, bright emergency LED light that works well. The portable light allows you to walk it around the house to look for a good location that does not cast shadows. 

[oldrover]

2 hours ago, Bomber-Bob said:

Natural sunlight often works best for me.

Absolutely. Altho I have yet to find the situation that works best for slabbed books.

[KobaltDog]

Looks 7.0ish