(CCIP) Co-operative catalogue improvement project - Image cropping 2021

Cita: "CREPOSUC"

Done.

Hi guys,

I don't know if this is even the right place to ask that, so I'm sorry if it isn't.

I stumbled upon a coin(s) that just exceeds my (very limited) skills in image cropping. I'm talking about this which are basically 8 coins in one. It gets even harder because there are only slightly rotated pictures of the reverse. And I don't even want to start with the shapes of these coins ...
While we can use the pictures of this source, is there someone in this community who wants to tackle that challenge?

With a photo we could try

Cita: "CREPOSUC"​With a photo we could try
​

​The photos are in the link?

Sorry, only solution: get the coin.

Team post november,13 2017 :
"small note regarding pictures following last admin meeting: please do not crop watermarks when it appears on a picture on a coin. "

Cita: "Trooper8"​Hi guys,
​
​I don't know if this is even the right place to ask that, so I'm sorry if it isn't.
​
​I stumbled upon a coin(s) that just exceeds my (very limited) skills in image cropping. I'm talking about this which are basically 8 coins in one. It gets even harder because there are only slightly rotated pictures of the reverse. And I don't even want to start with the shapes of these coins ...
​While we can use the pictures of this source, is there someone in this community who wants to tackle that challenge?

​Still working on the others.



Edit:
Obverse:

Reverses:




I tried to take as much distortion out by adjusting horizontal vs. vertical size. Only one has the remains of the watermark.

One more, with a very disturbing background

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces33667.html

thanks to all the croppers for keeping things beautiful

Cita: "BramVB"BramVB

Done.

Done

many thanks!

The quality of the pictures is quite bad so the crop will not be much prettier I am afraid (at least not with more work than it's worth)

I can't find a background to remove
In principle, the quality of the representation of the subject photographed is included in the copyright of its author.

Edit : proposal deleted, the request does not come from the author, the proposal with improved clarity is not suitable.

It was a request from al-Bakuvi.
Can you tell me what else you do with the pictures you crop because I have seen quite extreme contrasts and artefacts on pictures you have edited?

only clipping, orientation, cropping and dimension.
No more intervention affects the performance of the coin, which I was criticized at the beginning

Hmm strange ... maybe some compression issue then. The picture was low resolution to begin with and now edited and saved twice.

https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/pieces129508.html

Cita: "CREPOSUC"​

Done

Merci, de mon côté j'annule ma soumission.

Cita: "CREPOSUC"​Merci, de mon côté j'annule ma soumission.

​I took your post as asking for someone to crop those pictures. Sorry if I duplicated your work.

If I put it here, it's good for someone to take care of it. This topic is there for that.
You don't take 'my work' from me: failing to provide correct photos that comply with Numista standards everyone can tackle it, this is not a reserved area, only help requested by the team in April 2016.
However, it is possible that after having downloaded, recorded, then restored a digital photo with hardware and software stakeholders (GIMP, Photoshop, Paintnet, etc.), certain original characteristics may be modified; this is the disadvantage of the virtual, although some see it as the real and as absolute clones.

For those who would be tempted, and since the GoogleSheet link cited in 2016 has disappeared, I will repeat my method
Cropping with GIMP 2.8 (thanks chomp-master for translation))
When you are not the author of the photo, avoid using sites that keep the image, image search engines take care of their distribution.
Round coin
Zoom the pic to the maximum of allowed space [Display] [Zoom]
1- < Elliptic selection > tool
2- Adjust to the coin listel
3- Menu [ COPY ]
4- Menu [ PASTE AS ] [ new image ]
https://static-numista.com/forum/images/57840281f0c5b.png
5- < Filling > tool, white colour.
https://static-numista.com/forum/images/578402bed3968.png

ENDING for all methods
If necessary : < rotate > tool
Final step: Menu [File] [Export As…] « xxx-1.jpg » in special folder where « xxx.jpg » original is.

Irregular coin (two methods adopted)
Preliminary steps :
1- Frame the coin : < Rectangular selection > tool and [Image] [Trim following the selection]
2- Zoom to the pic like for round coins

A method for probably uniform background
1- bleach the surrounding part of the pic using the < FILLING > tool, starting by the pic borders (1), and by the farthest and clearest parts of the pic (2)
https://static-numista.com/forum/images/5784030810cf2.png
2- getting to the closest of the coin, the colour to delete may be found inside the coin and make white spots, please cancel if needed [Edit] [Cancel]
3- zoom to 400 or 500 %
4- take the < pencil > tool on "Hardness", choose the size to erase the remnants and follow slowly the coin listel by small sections, making errors easier to cancel. CTRL+Z
https://static-numista.com/forum/images/57840334b89ba.png
5- reduce to see the result … and go to the common ENDING step.

B method for a patchwork background
1- Zoom the pic as explained above
2- Using the < path > tool, mark the limits of the coin
https://static-numista.com/forum/images/5784035d169bc.png
3- Lock the last dot using < Select from the path >
4- Click on [Select] [Invert]
5- Click on [Edit] [Erase]
6- Bleach the new black background using the < Filling > tool
7- [Select] [None] and go to the common ENDING step.

Other methods possible exist
For example : bleach exterior of coin by sectors with the < path > tool.

Done, thank you!

Cita: "Some_Nerd"​

Done

https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia316989.html

Done, thank you!

Cropped and moved, pending approval. Thanks

Cita: "CREPOSUC"​https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia316989.html
​

​It's ok

https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia317721.html

Done, thank you!

Cita: "Some_Nerd"

Done.

old coins with (new?) uncropped images:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3561.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10287.html

thanks

Cita: "BramVB"​old coins with (new?) uncropped images:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces3561.html
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10287.html
​
​thanks

​submitted

2 minutes too late

Cita: "CREPOSUC"​2 minutes too late

​I'll cancel mine.

thanks to both then

Done, thank you!

The second page seems to need a bit more then just cropping. The comments look like the result of some site scraping script

Cita: "Some_Nerd"

​CROPPING DONE

Can someone crop the images of this coins?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10263.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6652.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6025.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6653.html

Thanks in advance

Yes - I will do those four. Give me a few minutes ...

Edit: Done those now - awaiting referee approval -
which I saw is yourself.

Done, thank you!

Done

Can someone crop the images of this coin?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces322788.html

Thanks in advance

Done

Many thanks for that, and these ones can be done too?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces322913.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces322914.html

Thanks in advance

submited

Thanks to all the users that make that work for all the coins of the catalog!!!

Done, thanks!

These are new catalog entries

Can you cropp this pictures, please:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323080.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323077.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323073.html

Thanks in advance!!!

And one more...

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323087.html

Thanks!!!!

And 3 more...

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323106.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323108.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323109.html

Many thanks!!!

Done

Done

Done

Many thanks, and another (ugly) picture one:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323155.html

I don't find anything in better condition

Done

Many thanks rsirian1, I have another one (I was not able to find a better picture for that coin, but I think is better than no picture)

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces220439.html

Thanks in advance

EDIT: Done, many thanks!!!

And one more for you!!!!

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323406.html

Many thanks for all your work!!!

Cita: "oynbcn"​And one more for you!!!!
​
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces323406.html
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​Many thanks for all your work!!!

​Looks to be done, but not by me.

Hello, please help with this patter coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces319315.html

Cita: "ArsenEverlast"​Hello, please help with this patter coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces319315.html

Done

Edit: This coin is listed as a Pattern but is clearly an error (wrong planchet) coin. Why does it have its own page as a pattern?

Also why is that picture cut off? Please ask the submitter for a complete and also in focus picture.
Depending on if those yellow specks are just artefacts from the camera sensor or not it could also just be a plated regular coin.

Cita: "Idolenz"​Also why is that picture cut off? Please ask the submitter for a complete and also in focus picture.
​Depending on if those yellow specks are just artefacts from the camera sensor or not it could also just be a plated regular coin.

​I'm guessing that the weight and diameter matching the 1-Kopiika coin was the reason it was listed as a "wrong planchet" coin. Regardless, mint errors don't deserve separate pages in the catalog.

Done, thank you!

​Cropped and rotated.

Done

Done, thank you!

Done

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces258514.html

Cita: "Some_Nerd"​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces258514.html

Cropped, rotated and submitted

Done, thank you!

Done.

Why do people take pictures of coins in their hand … one shaky optical plane is enough why introduce another?

Idolenz

Why do people take pictures of coins in their hand … one shaky optical plane is enough why introduce another?

Eh, it's better to have a sub-par image that no image at all.

Not talking about these particular images, they are relatively sharp (but also one is out of frame a bit). 

I just can't get it in my head why one would want to do that 🤯

Idolenz

I just can't get it in my head why one would want to do that 🤯

 I do SO agree. I always wondered why anyone would want to even MAKE a bad picture, 

let alone actually SUBMIT it to here. 😠 

Too dark 

More background than coin 

Shaky picture - or not in focus 

Not all shown - goes off the side 

Tilted 

Flash lighting 

 … and the list goes on. Grrrr 

Parquet floors of all species, decorated tiles, colorful wallpapers, various fabrics, knitted patchwork, boxes and packaging ... so why not the seller's hand, for sure he has the coin

CREPOSUC

Parquet floors of all species, decorated tiles, colorful wallpapers, various fabrics, knitted patchwork, boxes and packaging ... so why not the seller's hand, for sure he has the coin

The hand should be cropped out anyways 🙂

ALL IS RIGHT
 

79 - 83  TAKE - DONE

Maybe after the first 3 somebody should have explained to ninique83 how it's supposed to be done?

1 / 5 : TAKE - done

Reserved 6-10 to fix.

 

Done

rsirian1

Maybe after the first 3 somebody should have explained to ninique83 how it's supposed to be done?

Communication is quite complicated and this member is not very familiar with computers. I have many changes to make on his requests. Usually I take care of the cropping myself but with him there is too much.

ALL IS RIGHT

THANK YOU

Hello,

 

not sure my request 100% matching the topic of this thread but I need help with splitting 1 image of 4 coins into 4 images (actually 2 images : one for obverse and one for reverse) 

 

There is a set of 4 commemorative coins and unfortunately no separate images per each coin

https://bank.gov.ua/en/uah/investment-coins/souvenier-coins?page=1&perPage=100&search=&nominal%5B%5D=40&nominal%5B%5D=10&from=2021-12-30&to=2021-12-31

 

Questions: 

 

1. Can someone help me?

2. If yes do you prefer me create coins first and provide links here so you can update coins with images or will you upload images somewhere so I use them during coins creation? 

 

If you would enjoy this work with splitting I have one more set with 9 coins)))

 I will try splitting them. Give me a few minutes … 

 I rotated the main images then cropped them, then rotated back the separate ones … 

 

1.  

 

2.  

 

3.  

 

4.  

I wouldn't rotate images whenever possible especially multiple times, you always lose quite a lot of information that way.

I left them as PNGs so you have to save them as jpg or do something with them beforehand.

ZacUK, Idolenz thank you for your work! Now question: should I still select source of the images as National Bank of Ukraine or point you as authors? 

 We are picture manipulators, not picture creators. So it is the bank. 

Even then assuming they have given us permission. 

Coins are created, thank you for help : 

N#329651

N#329652

N#329653

N#329655

 

Now task with a star : do the same for this 9 coins

https://bank.gov.ua/en/uah/investment-coins/souvenier-coins?page=1&perPage=5&search=&nominal%5B%5D=90&from=&to=

 I would do it, but mine would not be as good as the others. 

To be honest you can do that one even with paint yourself 😛

Idolenz

To be honest you can do that one even with paint yourself 😛

You're right, this case with 9 coins is simpler, I'll handle it by myself, thanks!

Thanks

Please help with cropping these images

 

 

 

 Apart from cropping, I would suggest they get brightened. 

The first two also need white balance, the third is partly out of focus. 

 I did what I could with those already cropped pictures … 

 

 

 

 

As long as the author of the photo agrees

🏛️

ZacUK

 Apart from cropping, I would suggest they get brightened. 

The first two also need white balance, the third is partly out of focus. 

 I did what I could with those already cropped pictures … 

 

 

 

 

Thank you for your work, will re-do photo for the 3-rd image and back here

Thank you 

all done