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Mikey🛠️ 23 tools 🙏 217 karmaAug 20, 2025@Hi-Dreams IconsYa'll accidentally head here because of the name? I had to Google why I suddenly boomed in usage and why this tool suddenly had actual data for analysis which is a first for me and is very neat, and saw there's an image model with similar name. To be honest, I couldn't get hi-fidelity out of my head for some reason and could only pivot to Hi-Dreams as a name haha. If anyone has a moment, I see there's common words being attempted and it might be helpful to know if it does help the generation more? I'm trying hard to think on how I can break a very simplified tool framework into making a complex proper icon maker with transparent backgrounds but still struggling to get it 100% because it probably can't.
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eh, not the best, but with a liiiittle bit of shaping your prompt, you can get great results
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I tested them all and this icon generator is by far the best. Make sure you specify 'app icon' though so you actually get one that looks like an app icon.
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Simply upload your photo; you don't need to type anything in the prompt field. Just click "generate" and watch the magic happen.
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being just a text to image it's pretty hard to "transform myself" into a '50 film icon haha. but in general the outcomes here are niceeeeee!
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Here are some fundamental concepts and techniques: Types of Video Editing Linear editing: A straightforward, sequential approach to editing, where clips are arranged in a linear timeline. Non-linear editing: A more flexible approach, where clips can be arranged and rearranged freely in a timeline. Key Video Editing Techniques Cutting: A transition between two clips, where one clip ends and another begins. Cutting on action: Cutting between two clips while an action is in progress, to create a seamless transition. J-cut: Cutting from one clip to another while audio from the second clip starts playing before the video cuts to it. L-cut: Cutting from one clip to another while audio from the first clip continues to play. Video Editing Software Popular video editing software includes: Adobe Premiere Pro: A professional-level editing software with advanced features and integration with other Adobe tools. Final Cut Pro: A professional-level editing software for Mac users, known for its user-friendly interface and advanced features. DaVinci Resolve: A free and paid editing software that offers advanced color grading and audio editing tools. Best Practices for Video Editing Plan your edit: Develop a clear vision and storyboard before starting to edit. Organize your footage: Label and categorize your clips to make them easily accessible. Keep it simple: Avoid overusing transitions and effects; focus on telling a clear story. Advanced Video Editing Techniques Color grading: Adjusting the color and brightness of footage to create a specific mood or atmosphere. Audio ducking: Automatically reducing the volume of background audio when dialogue is present. Motion graphics: Adding animated text, logos, or other graphics to enhance the visual narrative. Video editing involves selecting, trimming, and arranging footage to create a cohesive story. Linear and non-linear editing are two fundamental approaches. Key techniques include cutting, cutting on action, J-cuts, and L-cuts. Popular software includes Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve. Best practices involve planning, organizing footage, and keeping it simple. Advanced techniques include color grading, -
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