Mulo123

So I need to merge 2 photo into one, but not in the usual opacity way. I am making a timelapse video which has 2 baches of pictures. Photo A: Photo B: With normal opacity the end result is really 'opaque', whereas I would need something along these lines: the second point is that I would need to combine more than 2k images on boths sides (its a timelapse), so doing manually on each pic in photoshop is not an option. Any idea?

I actually wouldn't mind not having 2 pcs not connected to each other. Is it the ethernet splitted worse on quality connection wise than the switch?

Does it work with through a powerline adapter?

EDIT: the router is in another apartment, so i dont have direct access to it. That's why im using a powerline

switch, which means the ethernet cable split - as the picture above?

I am connected to the internet throught a powerline and ethernet cable. Now I have a second pc which I am thinking on how to plug it in with ethernet too (wifi is not an option). Would it be better a second powerline adapter (albeit is expensive) or a ethernet cable splitter - to use on the 1st powerline?

Task Manager says its still 2133? also the cmd screenshot above says its 2133 Taskk

Bought 2x 8GB corsair at 2400Mhz. Went to bios to enable XMP to 2400 but still after booting it shows default 2133. Any idea?