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my photos keep looking flat compared to what i see on youtube

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this has been bugging me for a while. i'll go out, get what i think is a really good shot, come home and look at it on my monitor and its just... flat. kind of grey and lifeless. then i watch random guys on youtube with the same drone and their stills look punchy and sharp and detailed. im shooting jpeg which is probably part of it but even when i tried raw once i didnt really know what to do with it in lightroom so i went back to jpeg. feel like im missing something obvious

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raw is the answer but i get that lightroom can feel overwhelming at first. honestly just try dragging the texture and clarity sliders up a bit and drop the highlights, bring up the shadows a little. that alone will make a big difference. most of those youtube guys are also color grading pretty heavily even if they say they arent

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also check your picture profile settings on the drone itself, sometimes its set to something like flat or d-log for video and it carries over or just makes jpegs look dull. happened to me and i spent two weeks thinking my drone was defective lmao

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