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  1. Igor
    15.01.2020

    Wow! Just gorgeous combinations !!! The author has a good imagination and artistic taste.
    Thank you.

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  2. Roman K
    15.01.2020

    androyd

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    • Ivan
      20.01.2020

      Android ([ˈandrɔɪd]; from the Greek. Ἀν --ρ - a man, a man + the suffix -oid - a humanoid robot; "Android"). That is, AndroId, not AndroId.

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      • Roman K
        21.01.2020

        That is what I pointed out to the author.

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      • Ivan
        21.01.2020

        Yes, Roman, I understand. Therefore, he added, otherwise the author will not understand what was meant.

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      • Roman K
        21.01.2020

        "The application is called PIXLR and is installed for free on android via Google Play"

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  3. Alexey
    15.01.2020

    Just great!

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  4. notapic
    15.01.2020

    Hm. I did not find this application on Google Play. Maybe someone tell me the name of the developer? At the request of PIXLR, the first result is PicsArt only.

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  5. Konstantin
    15.01.2020

    Isn't it easier to do it humanly - in Photoshop? And do not they suffer trying to neatly erase the unnecessary on the screen? Even on my 6-inch phone, it's still a torment ...

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  6. SashOK
    17.01.2020

    Cool! Usually most photos have double exp. this is uh.
    And here it is really stylish and in the subject.

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  7. anonym
    20.01.2020

    There are a lot of interesting things about multi exposure

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  8. anonym
    20.01.2020

    There are a lot of interesting things about searching for a multiple exposure. Multiple exposure Andrey Chvanov.

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  9. Alexander
    07.03.2020

    The same thing can be done in Photoshop. 2 photos, with the second you play in opacity. Same effect

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    • Michael
      08.03.2020

      Not at all the same. Need screen blending mode, not transparency play.

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