Pokemon Cards Under A Microscope #1 - Introduction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- One of many videos where we look at Pokemon cards under a microscope. We will be looking at the rosette pattern, core, etc... in order to determine authenticity and other useful information.
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Awesome video!
Wow this is really cool! I've never thought about the smaller details on a card until I watched your video!
Certainly neat the first time you see it and extremely useful information can be gained from it.
PK Knowledge put me onto this! lol I consider myself experienced in identifying fakes, but I'm almost down to learn more. Thanks Rattle!
Cool video looking at card under the microscope
Yeah, you can really get an appreciation for the details that are on a card!
Great Video good idea!!
Thanks for the complement and for watching!
Just starting to watch these videos as I am always skeptical of buying cards form online auction sites are real or fake . Awesome microscope by the way
what is the microscope from ebay called? I cant find
I pulled the same celebrations card 3x myself. 100% real, bought the ETB in walmart. The backs of all 3 cards were 3 different colours of blue. lol
I'm thinking of getting a jewelers loupe to be able to magnify enough to see the rosetta pattern. What X maginified do you use to see this pattern so l know which strength to buy?
Cheap 30x loupe works fine. Used in this more recent video: th-cam.com/video/pD6wSY8eyyo/w-d-xo.html
Great vid! What magnification is this under please?
Most around 20x and up to somewhere around 40x. For actual marked magnification examples you can check out the thread on the e4 forum. You might have to make an account though to see it. efour.proboards.com/thread/14091
K is for black because B is already used for blue
C for Cyan not B for Blue. :/
Internet says:
The K in CMYK actually stands for “Key,” as in “Key Color” or “Key Plate,” and yes, black ink is typically used as the Key. ... Granted this is a technicality, since it can be readily observed that in desktop publishing applications that use the CMYK color space, K is always black.
Should do a real/fake holo card
There will be future videos comparing fakes to the real thing. I will be releasing a new microscope video every Monday. ;)
@@RattlePokemon That's gonna be siiiiiiick. thank you for content ^^
@@zo0t No problem! Thanks for watching. :)
gotta turn your mic up or get closer to it man
old video and has been fixed since then ;)
haha nice. otherwise its cool video. i have a USB scope that was less than $30 and i use it to examine cards. the blue border on the back has always been my go-to, but i didnt know about the pattern in the "P". thanks @@RattlePokemon
I have to disagree on this one...i seen fakes that under microscope is a really a good copy....
Even with the expensive equipment required to print something decent, you can't make it look the same under magnification without the original files.