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I've always wanted to have an army of legos like 300 style so what i've wanted to do is take a picture of one lego then somehow copy and paste so theres like 20 of one lego. How?
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Copy the picture, and paste the picture over and over? Your question is vague. Or you already answered it.
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How would i copy and paste it?
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By using: 'copy' and 'paste'?
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He means making it look authentic at the same time.
He wants an easy way to present 300 legos without having 300 legos.
Well, the answer isn't easy unless you know photoshop well.
This can be done by having a lego spartan on your camera with the background a simple and solid color.
I'll show you me doing it later.
He wants an easy way to present 300 legos without having 300 legos.
Well, the answer isn't easy unless you know photoshop well.
This can be done by having a lego spartan on your camera with the background a simple and solid color.
I'll show you me doing it later.
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