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Night Bodycam
Chest-height bodycam at night: a harsh on-camera light punching a cone into the dark, everything outside it gone.
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One stop. The recipe carries the whole prompt and asks only for this.
- 1What you're picturingWhat should happen?Optional
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Picture it out loud.
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