Axial Lighting Cube with diffuser for coin photography with Pro Photo Glass

The product is a new Axial lighting box with a diffuser designed specifically for coin photography but can also be used to photograph jewelry measuring 1.75 inches or less. This shoot-through type lighting box features a matte black color, making it ideal for creating contrast and achieving a clean, professional look. The inclusion of a diffuser helps to soften harsh light and reduce glare, providing photographers with a versatile and convenient lighting solution for their photography needs.

Axial lighting is one of the best ways to capture and showcase the natural toning of coins.

Axial light box setup comes with:

• 88mm x 70 mm x 70 mm axial light box
• Multicoated HD digital UV glass for light reflection and shoot-through. Easily removable for cleaning.
• Removable diffuser. Can be used with or without included diffuser, or substituted with a paper diffuser if desired.
• Two coin holder options (includes extender ring) to give the photographer flexibility with shooting different coins.
• EVA foam padding on coin pedestal to protect coins from damage.
• Extension tube for use with cell phone photography and/or to block light and allow use in a lighted room.
• Dust cap for when not in use.

Constructed of matte black ePLA.

Can accommodate coins up to 45mm (1.75 in) in diameter.

Use without pedestal base to photograph coins mounted in a slab.

Use without base if you desire a different background color other than black.

Light source not included. Recommend LED or fluorescent light (preferably daylight-balanced, around 5000K–5500K)

Be sure to close or significantly dim room lights when using the light box without the extension tube.

The before/after coin photos in this listing were taken using this axial light box under a stereo microscope at 7x zoom with an Ipevo V4K document camera and an LED 5000K light source.

The Celia Cruz quarter, large dollars, walking liberty half dollar, and slabbed 2 pound coin images were taken with the extension tube in place…