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I understand you. The more digitalization happens in the world, the harder it becomes to find a soulmate.
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Photo editing has become something completely commonplace today, and it is difficult to imagine an image without at least minimal processing.
Even simple settings can radically change the perception of a photo.
Brightness, contrast, and colors often make a picture more “alive” and attractive.
I like that even basic tools already give a pretty good result without too much effort.
Cropping also often saves when you need to focus on the main subject.
On the other hand, retouching and filters can both improve a photo and make it too artificial.
Therefore, it is important not to overdo it and maintain a balance.
I have noticed that naturalness is now valued more than excessive processing.
This is especially true for portraits, where it is easy to lose the real features of a person.
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It seems to be a limitation of the PDF annotation tool itself - in many programs, the "freehand" automatically uses sharp (butt/miter) ends and does not allow you to change them.
Try checking the Pen/Brush settings: sometimes there are options like "line smoothing", "pressure" or "style" that soften the edges a bit. If not, it is worth looking at alternatives - for example, Adobe Acrobat Reader or Foxit PDF Editor sometimes give you more control over the appearance of the lines.
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