<caption><image_37>The image is a screenshot of a video editing software, specifically Adobe Premiere Pro. The software is open and the user interface is visible on the right side of the image. On the left side, there is a panel with various editing tools and options. In the center of the panel, there are two images of a room with a table and chairs. The room appears to be a dining area with a white tablecloth and a colorful tablecloth. There is a person standing in front of the table and a person sitting at the table. The background is blurred, but it seems like the room is well-lit with natural light coming in from the windows.

At the bottom of the screen, there has a menu bar with various options such as editing, editing, and editing. There are also several smaller images scattered throughout the panel. The overall color scheme of the interface is black and white.</caption> bowl of candy once again and maybe we don't want it to be intercepting with our bottle there so we'll just move that a little bit out the way awesome this might be an image that we'll you know portray to our client that people are here for a party so once again we will go back to Our Ambiance we are in our camera settings depth of feel you have options to as you can see it's kind of blurry right now so maybe we want to change that which you have settings aperture what you want to focus on we can actually pick a thing we want to focus on for example the bowl and now you kind of see that we're getting this blurry background almost so I think this is a really provocative image in terms of what we might see at a Halloween dinner party someone waiting here um so all we have to do now is refresh this image to make sure that it's going to populate um so I will go ahead and do that okay awesome now I did make a mistake in terms of workflow tips so this is good in terms of what you might want to be thinking about what I should have done was duplicate this image before I decided to make another view that we can look at so what I'll do is as you can see this is an exact duplicate of where we were say for example I really like that original shot that we had if we zoom out a little bit turn off our depth of field options to kind of get back to where we were we know that we affect Ed our focal length a little bit see we can get back to where we were and let's get back to a scene that we possibly might want to use this looks about right where we were that's our image we'll refresh it awesome so those were just a run through of ways in which once again we can change our focal length what are we trying to portray out of our environment it just depends on what your design languages and deliverables are so moving on I'll just show a little a little bit more of some quirky features that we can kind of get with some of these image settings we have something called
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