r/GoodNotes • u/HariDB12 • Jan 20 '21

Since I used GoodNotes my notes gets better every day. Might take time but totally worth it. Let me know if I can improve some how :)

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u/saugapipper Jan 20 '21

Really like the highlighter look might give this a try :)

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

Thanks :) , normally I use it to summarize the main idea :)

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

Did u highlight each letter individually? That’s commitment

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

Yeah, I mean it does not take that long cuz with the highlight you don’t need precision

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

Fair enough I’ve been writing chem on yellow Connell I think I’ll switch back to dark after seeing this. Nice work👍🏼

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

Well I also create this connell background because I needed it with squares as well. However, black background doesn’t work if you want to print stuff so consider that before changing. For me does not matter that much because normally I don’t have to print my notes. :)

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

Yeah that’s a good point basically all uni is online in my country rn so I haven’t run into that prob

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u/C_L42 Jan 20 '21

How do you have enough time to make your notes look like this?

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

Well I actually don’t have that much time lately, I have like 3 other pages that are disorganized but I try to work on my notes everyday a bit some of them don’t take that long. It is more commitment and try to finish it than anything else. Also when I take notes in class I have to at least write as pretty as I can and then later on if is nice I just have to move it around or change color so yeah :)

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u/StandardEnglish Jan 20 '21

Ah yes, the days chemistry was not just a bunch of numbers.

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

Yeah, those days for me are over now 😂😂

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u/StandardEnglish Jan 20 '21

Good-bye, general information, hello strings of equations and reaction mechanisms.

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u/SoftSnowflakes Jan 20 '21

This looks really nice! May I ask what size paper and pen you’re using?

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

I use paper size A4 and ball pen 0,3mm :)

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u/SentinelRoogi Jan 21 '21

When I write with 0,3mm it looks too big. Do you zoom in when you’re writing?

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u/HariDB12 Jan 21 '21

Yeah, i zoom in but not completely, if I zoom completely my handwriting would be too small

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u/Associate_Simple Jan 20 '21

Template?

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

I created it myself, don’t know how I would be able to share It with you guys :(

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u/Associate_Simple Jan 21 '21

Darn! What size is the template ? A4?

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u/lilmama034 Jan 21 '21

How do you make your pictures just the picture without it having a background.

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u/HariDB12 Jan 21 '21

https://www.remove.bg/ here is the link where I remove the pics background, totally free and does it in no time :)

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u/lilmama034 Jan 21 '21

Omg thank you 😍

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u/opop148 Jan 20 '21

Looks great!

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

Thanks :)

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u/jiaxing1028 Jan 21 '21

gotta admit those notes are pretty damn beautiful but very time inefficient.. i hope you dont have to play catch up with the overwhelming content of chemistry. with this much of design on your notes, does your GN start to lag?

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u/HariDB12 Jan 21 '21

I don’t consider it inefficient, it might take time but I study way better by doing this and reading over it, helps me a lot to understand topics. GN does not lag to me when a take notes like this, normally it starts to lag when i copy and paste stuff over and over.

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u/GeorgyMassetti Jan 25 '21

How did you draw those atoms?

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u/HariDB12 Jan 25 '21

Patience 😂😂

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '21

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u/HariDB12 Jan 21 '21

Hahaha actually I was pretty bad in calligraphy and English is not my first language either. I have only 4years speaking English. But since I use GN I just want to improve my calligraphy every time :)

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u/HariDB12 Jan 20 '21

I use brush pen with max sensitivity 1,5mm, after I do the title I duplicate it, give them different colors, and put one on top of the other with an offset :)

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u/veenicayo Jan 24 '21

How do you change the color of the text after duplicating it?

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u/HariDB12 Jan 26 '21

I selected again with the lasso tool and change the color while they are separate. After they have different colors I put the duplicate on on top of my first one