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But I appreciate that you put in that effort. That can be fixed by turning off deferred rendering while making poses, getting an angle and turning it back on when you’re ready to take the actual photo.Ĥ.)It is a shame that people act that way. In which case, Black Dragon should be just fine if not a tiny bit laggy.
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While I chose Black Dragon as a good fix for needing heavy editing software and poses, I would expect that someone who decides to blog and APPLIES to be a blogger for a store has a system good enough to actually see the items they are wanting to blog (graphics wise). Black Dragon is extremely exhausting on a PC/laptop. It is absolutely possible (from my experience) to get a very crisp clean photo without using Photoshop specifically.ģ.)Correct. And while you’re right, the free programs are different and maybe not quite as good, it IS workable if someone takes the time to learn about the program and capabilities.
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That takes away using the pc as a reason blogging costs money.Ģ.)Programs like Photoshop do, in fact, cost money. You made a list a lot better than I did so let me steal that for a moment.ġ.)I’d have to disagree since when someone decides to blog for a creator in SL, it is because they have been in SL to see said creator and have a PC or laptop, either or. In which case stores renew their bloggers (at least bigger ones). But there are people who think that “blogging” will get them free stuff, and they just do a half-ass job in return. I will never take stuff that i don’t or can’t blog. Myself as a blogger, I take it very seriously.
Therefore many stores have policies that are strickt when it comes to this issue, and it’s good. It is shitty when people just take stuff, and don’t blog / promote them. and the most important – blogging for creators / stores. A good computer can run Black Dragon with no problem on high settings, whilst a simple laptop won’t even be able to keep it up until everything rezes.Ĥ. Of course it matters what platform you run your viewer on. (Nonetheless, the talent of the artist also counts, not just the software.)ģ. If you want to make your picture more “professional”, you cannot just benefit from free softwares. You can edit with free programs, but only the basics. programs do cost money (unless you get around and get yourself a free version which is also easy), flickr accounts cost.
Of course you can take pictures with a simple laptop, but sadly you just won’t get the same thing if the laptop is not good enough.Ģ. Ones that will have all the details and good lighting and such. yes, you could say it costs real money to do high quality pictures. So I would like to comment on the main points here.ġ. However from what I read it seems that some have no clue about blogging. Yes I agree with you, and most of the people in the comments.
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