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Disclaimer: Some of these links may earn me a small commission if used.At least one of these is needed to provide enough light to help see and inspect cards properly. I recommend getting at least one and setting it up at a 45degree angle on the work surface for proper lighting. A second from a higher vantage point at the opposite side would be better still.
I attach the recommended LED light panel to this tripod and use it on my workspace to light the cards I'm working on.
Sometimes, the only way to see issues on a card is using high magnification. This digital microscope is perfect because it is battery powered and easy to move around. It's great at spotlighting issues and allows you to see everything clearly on the LCD screen.