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Prompt: looks like 1980s , old bloomberg terminal with a headset placed by it , shard , photo realistic , 80's , office . add a tape player and headphones on desk in neon colours theme music and trading make the word FWDX visible somewhere The headphones are easy to see and plugged into tape player the word fwdx is very visible on a small box for tapes
Matthew Jackson

Matthew Jackson

Model: Realistic Vision V5.1 (Inpaint)

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Width: 640
Height: 640
Scale: 2
Steps: 63
Seed: 184358239
Sampler: DPM++ 2M SDE Karras

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