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[Gdyup50]

[MENTION=15194]Gdyup50[/MENTION]...mostly my car, watches, and girls....you know things guys love...I follow back...

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[SD_GT]

New to the whole Instagram thing - @SD_Confidential

 

[chris_5oh]

Blacklime_s550

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[HectorC978]

HectorC978

 

[Spartan_Stang]

Just added everyone! Mine is [MENTION=8222]Spartan[/MENTION]Stang, if I missed you feel free to follow me and I'll follow back!

NOTE: New to IG so I don't have any pics up yet, there will be soon!

 

[notstok5.0]

@ericjmess_5.0

Now to got through the last 6 pages and start adding everyone!

 

[Jimboy2]

Hello from the UK. Still waiting for my mustang to be born but feel free to follow me [MENTION=20439]Jimboy2[/MENTION]

 

[s550_kratos]

follow me at [MENTION=21292]s550_kratos[/MENTION]

 

[alva8193]

@uzi.p

 

[Project Whitemare]

...@projectwhitemare and anyone else that knows about this stuff how did you get the sky to pop? I took this picture with a DSLR but oily don't really know how to edit it (and I'm color blind lol): https://www.instagram.com/p/BAOOkJrSCBs/

You need to capture the image in RAW. RAW is the uncompressed original file format that you need.

Once you take the RAW image, upload it to Lightroom and make your adjustments.

There's a lot of adjustability, and it's easy to go overboard. Trust me, I do it all the time.

Just a small pointer, is if you remove some of the "highlight" and reduce the "exposure" a bit, you'll get a good starting point to make adjustments to the sky.

 

[TXSean]

@sean_meintser

 

[Marvelous D S550]

@MARVELOUS_D_S550

 

[16P51-GT]

@16P51_GT

I posted it a while back, but it was kind of hard to see at the bottom of the pic. I followed most of all that have posted, be sure to follow back. And check out my YouTube channel if you haven't subbed yet. I'll be doing something for IG followers soon!

https://www.youtube.com/c/16p51gt

 

[Pnasty]

patrickquigley

 

[JoeySperz]

You need to capture the image in RAW. RAW is the uncompressed original file format that you need.

Once you take the RAW image, upload it to Lightroom and make your adjustments.

There's a lot of adjustability, and it's easy to go overboard. Trust me, I do it all the time.

Just a small pointer, is if you remove some of the "highlight" and reduce the "exposure" a bit, you'll get a good starting point to make adjustments to the sky.

Do you remove the highlight and reduce exposure in Lightroom or on the camera? And why use are instead of jpeg? Sorry,I have no idea what this stuff means lol

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