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Why is it called "Lightroom" and not "Darkroom"?
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Posted this elsewhere but was advised I might get better answers here: My sister is a stick and poke tattoo artist and during the lockdown she wants to try something new and do ASMR recordings of her sessions (right now just people in her bubble) - from my understanding what she's going to be recording (needle going into skin, hand manipulating needle) isn't going to be optimal for recording. We discussed the importance of ASMR content being stereo, detailed, and "close", and I don't know what microphone setup to recommend. I was thinking the 3DIO ear mics that people use, but that's impractical and too expensive. I have a blue yeti so we could test with that but something tells me we'd want a directional mic pointed at the part of the body where she will be working. Anyone here have an suggestions or can point me in a direction to find out a solution?
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Feb 27, 2021 22:16
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when I was pirating photoshop in the early 2000's I started with adding effects to text and then working from there. it seems like you have the conception you just don't know how the tool works. It seems like in the example you have you could have used the selection tool with rounded edges to removed the 90° corners from the image you copied over. Then you can always use a blur tool on the edges of composited images, like your phone background, to makes seams less apparent. But starting with Photoshop tutorials/gimp tutorials online, and maybe watching a 10 minutes tutorial on graphic design basics or something. It really depends on what you want to do.
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