I think my photos look terrible. I don't know how some of you get these studio quality photos and angles of your setup 🤣 do most people here have a secondary hobby in photography?!
Hah I mean… Yeah photography is another hobby of mine.
To that end, you’re shooting one of the most challenging scenes for lighting. You have a dark room with an even darker PC setup shooting directly into harsh light. I’d recommend retaking photos at night when you don’t have direct light coming through your window blinds. Similarly, avoid directly pointing lights at your setup. Instead try pointing lamps at the walls to your left and behind you to bounce diffuse light at your setup.
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Hah I mean… Yeah photography is another hobby of mine.
To that end, you’re shooting one of the most challenging scenes for lighting. You have a dark room with an even darker PC setup shooting directly into harsh light. I’d recommend retaking photos at night when you don’t have direct light coming through your window blinds. Similarly, avoid directly pointing lights at your setup. Instead try pointing lamps at the walls to your left and behind you to bounce diffuse light at your setup.
What chair is that?
What size are your monitors and desk?