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I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR IDEAS ON THE OUTSIDE. AND BY CHANCE, A VERY GOOD, VERY INVINCIBLE HINT WAS FOUND. 1. A SCREENSHOT OF NINE SPECTROSCOPYS IS ABLE TO PRODUCE NINE SPECTROSCOPY IMAGES DIRECTLY FROM ONE SPECTROSCOPY AND CONTAINS A DESCRIPTION AND LENS OF EACH FRAME. ONE OF HARRY POTTER'S SCREENSHOTS, FOR EXAMPLE, THEN DIRECTLY GENERATED NINE SPECTROSCOPES, AND ONE OF THE RING KING'S SPECTROMETERS DIRECTLY GENERATED THE SPECTROMETERS, AND ONE OF THE TWO-TOWN BATTLES, JINX, DIRECTLY GENERATED THE SPECTROMETERS, EVEN WITHIN THE GAME, COULD ALSO GENERATE A SPECTROMETER. AND TO BE SURE..

Whether you are a white film cutter or AI video content creator, you want to make your work more cinematic, so that the audience "one second into the scene", can not get around a keyword - lens grouping. In this issue, we will use the most common language, take you to play around with the definition, classification, use, applicable scenes, and comes with dry goods level case AI prompt word, a text to master the core techniques of film and television sub-scene! First, what is lens assembly? Lens splicing, in fact, is a separate lens in accordance with a certain rhythm and logic "splicing" up, so that the audience is free to switch between different images, to achieve a coherent storytelling and silky smooth effect. Each shot...