Numisdoc improvement 'taking pictures'

This article Numisdoc is in reissue

Couldn't we complete it by recommending to raise the room in one way or another to photograph it in order to reduce the shadow and to be able to clearly distinguish the edges?

For example: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic105172.html#p869930

It's effective and it costs nothing.

Fortunately, the description of the shape indicates that it is cut, it cannot be seen!

Referrers have the right to refuse photos, it is not a few refusals that will make the difference, there are already 60,408 missing

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Referrers have the right to refuse photos, it is not a few refusals that will make the difference, there are already 60,408 missing

Thanks for the usefull tips.

Regarding the above sentences, I will say before you refuse it, you can always ask for revision before accepting a new page. The refusal is the last  option

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It's effective and it costs nothing.

Fortunately, the description of the shape indicates that it is cut, it cannot be seen!

Referrers have the right to refuse photos, it is not a few refusals that will make the difference, there are already 60,408 missing

Most of the pictures in the example are ones I have taken. I do apologize for the difficulties I have added. Thank you for pointing this out and I will work on implementing this in my future photographs. Except for the above examples I have been removing my own backgrounds with Pixlr and backgrounds of new submissions for the USA Exonumia. I have also been removing that of other countries in the Exonumia section since I can do up to 70 at a time. Pixlr has not been successful at removing the background of items with cutouts or those that are in capsules or holders, maybe by using the pins as you have shown it will do a better job with the cutouts. Maybe. I know you are not a fan of Pixlr and you use Gimp. I have been attempting to learn that program to remove backgrounds in my spare time but that has been a slow process.