Pre-roll ads are 15-30 seconds of ads at the start of a podcast and are placed before or after the host introduces the show. Pre-roll ads are a bit more formal than other ads and usually feel like ads. Mid-roll ads are 60-90 seconds ads that usually appear in the middle of an episode. Like commercials on TV and radio shows, the host pauses the show and talks about the product.
But in this case, instead ghost mannequin effect of the marketer promoting the product, the host promotes it. Mid-roll ads feel the most native, but they're also the most expensive of all ads. Post-roll ads are 20-30 seconds of ads that appear at the end of your podcast. Directing listeners to the CTA is especially effective, as post-roll ads will be displayed at the end of the show.
Listeners will continue to attend the show, but you don't have to keep that in mind when the show ends. They are more likely to accept visiting websites and remembering promotional codes. "Live lead" ads are ads that naturally fit into the flow of podcasts. Organizers will promote the product live at the show during the "Commercial Break" and then pick up the show.
Step 1: Cloning for Ghost Mannequin
Select the Clone Stamp Tool: Open your photo editor, choose the Clone Stamp tool.
Source Point: Click on a similar area to copy.
Clone and Blend: Click on the area to clone and blend it seamlessly with the surroundings.
Step 2: Refinement
Zoom and Inspect: Zoom in to check for imperfections and inconsistencies.
Smudge and Blur: Use Smudge or Blur tools to further blend and smoothen.
Symmetry Check: Ensure clothing looks natural and symmetrical on the mannequin.
Save Copy: Always work on a copy to preserve the original.
Conclusion
Mastering the Clone Stamp tool is key to achieving a professional ghost mannequin effect in your product photography.