| ▲ | bee_rider 4 days ago | |
I wonder—style is subjective and I think it looks nice. The floors are pretty and the rug looks comfy. Beige walls are, eh, well, safe pick I guess. Preference disagreement: I absolutely need my workspace to be different from my gaming space, or I’d go totally nuts. But, there’s an objectively correct answer for the placement of the camera, subject, monitors, and window, to avoid glare and getting washed out. Does anyone know if they did it right? | ||
| ▲ | brunohaid 4 days ago | parent | next [-] | |
Took a bit of shuffling around, biggest challenge was getting a somewhat decent frame given the incredibly small space - main camera facing the window had simple Sigma MFT lens that worked in the end, with a hood on to make sure the ring light doesn't diffuse into it. | ||
| ▲ | bevr1337 4 days ago | parent | prev [-] | |
> Preference disagreement: I absolutely need my workspace to be different from my gaming space, or I’d go totally nuts Preach. I made this wonderful office for myself. It's got name brand monitor stands, I only need one cable, the desk mat is cute, and there's a huge pegboard for all my work hardware. After a month or so, I preferred working on the kitchen table with a laptop. Brains are funny things. | ||