Help!! Setting up Camera to take Ideal Scope photo

My fiance just bought very lovely RB diamond for my engagement ring.

0.60 carat stone for my tiny 5 1/2 size finger.
(Just curiosity, I tested with 1 carat and it looked too big on my finger)

Of course, we checked with Ideal Scope while shopping for the stone.
I personally wanted a diamond that are in the "Brilliant Ideal Cut" range.

We think we nailed the right one since Ideal Scope view produced
well defined arrows and pink background almost everywhere except some edge portions.

Now, I want to take an Ideal Scope view of my diamond.

There are lots of people on this BBS that posted excellent photos.
May I ask how you guys set up your diamond, ideal scope and camera?

I have a x6 magnified Ideal Scope and Casio EXILIM digital camera.

Your suggestion is deeply appreciated!!

GIA certification says:
Measurement - 5.38-5.41x3.32 mm
Depth - 61.5 %
Table - 57 %
Girdle - slightly thick to thick, faceted
Polish - excellent
Symmetry - Very Good
Clarity - VS1
Clarity characteristic - cloud
Color - F
Culet - None
Fluorescence - None
Comment - None

Garry Holloway FGAA DipDT

HCA and Ideal-scope developer

http://www.ideal-scope.com and
http://www.HollowayDiamonds.com.au

Thank you everyone for your kind reply.

I will follow Garry's direction to set up camera sometime this weekend.

It looks very challenging to take a good photo of Ideal Scope View.

Nevertheless, I shall cross my fingers and wish for the best! 

Thank you.

And, thank you very much for my loving fiance!!!

Thank you for your help!!

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