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Today I'm gonna show you how to obtain a cinematic look by color grading your images

in Lightroom and we are starting right now.

Hey guys I'm Criss and you can find me on Twitter and Instagram @eyestocker.

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Ok, so first of all, what is color grading?

According to Wikipedia "Color grading is the process of altering and enhancing the

color of a motion picture, video image, or still image".

So basically you add complementary colors into the shadows, midtones and the highlights of

your image.

Let's see how we can do this in Lightroom.

I opened up this very cool image with an athlete preparing to make a deadlift exercise.

When making a color grading try to adjust the photo to have a low contrast, because

this will give you a better control on the details.

And question of the day guys: when are you adjusting your contrast? before starting to

take photos or in post production?

Leave your comments below.

So I will start here by adjusting the temperature of this image, I'm trying to find a neutral

look for the white balance and I think that a negative 4 or 5 will be a good choice for

the moment.

Next I will try to bring back some details here in the windows area, so I'm pushing

the Highlights slider to the left.

I will move down to the Split toning Area now.

This is the place where I can add specific colors for the shadows and highlights.

But I will need to choose colors which are complementing each other.

I have a lot of r ed in my image, in the bricks and her skin.

The complementary colors could be Red with Green, Blue with Orange and so on, you can

check out this website called Adobe Color CC, I drop you a link in the description,

where you can choose here "Complementary Colors" and then… have some fun by choosing

the perfect tones for your image.

In my case, because I have a predominant Red color in the photo, I will use Red for the

shadows and a light Green for the highlights.

So let's get back into Lightroom now and choose that Greenish color.

It's not too dark… this is for the highlights.

And for the shadows I will choose a light red also.

If the saturation doesn't feel so right, you can adjust the sliders like I do now by

setting a new value because remember, you don't need to over due the color grading.

The final look should be very soft, very delicate.

I can also use this balance slider if I want to push this toning more to the green part

so I will set it to 20.

Let's choose some values in the Camera Calibration Tab.

I want to cool down the dark floor and the shadows so I'm gonna grab the Blue Primary

Hue slider, drag it to the left to .. let's say -40 or so and push the saturation to the maximum.

Keep in mind that these settings cannot be the same for your image, so you'll have

to deal with these values on your own and see what works for you.

Ok, I think it's time to crop my image.

If I want that film look I need to go at least with a 16:9 ratio, so I'm gonna choose the

crop tool and from the aspect ratio I'm gonna choose 16:9.

I'm gonna try to respect the rule of thirds and keep her face on this line, making sure

also to have a point of interest somewhere near this line, in my case the lifting bar.

I will add some contrast to the image, something like that.

And now I will come down to the Tone Curve and on the RGB channel, I create a point here

in the shadows area.

Then I start pushing this point upwards to create this very popular matte effect by crushing the blacks.

I think I can increase the exposure just a bit to a 0.5 for example.

So let's have a look at a before and after.

You can hit the backslash on the keyboard to switch between the before and after and you can also press

on this icon right here to have the before and after side by side.

This way you can see the huge difference between the original and the edited version.

It looks awesome!

So, If you have friends who don't know how to color grade images using Lightroom, share

this tutorial with them and subscribe for more well explained tutorials.

I'm Criss, thanks for watching and catch you in the next one.

For more infomation >> Lightroom Color Grading Tutorial: Film Look Made Easy - Duration: 4:49.

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Setting how to change the text-to-speech speed of Android - Duration: 2:32.

Setting how to change the text-to-speech speed of Android

Hello everyone

This time, we will introduce how to set up to change the text-to-speech speed of Android

Reading of the text, for example, "OK Google, tomorrow's weather" is that Android is a function that will return in the voice when you use the "Google Now", such as

The reading speed can be changed

Or when you want to see a quick content and faster reading speed, you may want to do, such as when you want to change the mood a little from the usual

Setting you want to change the reading speed is done from the "Accessibility" of Android

First open the settings of Android, please open by touching the "Accessibility"

Slide to the bottom of the "Accessibility" page to move and touch the "text-to-speech output"

When the "text-to-speech output" page is displayed, First of all, please try to touch the "Play sample"

Sample voice flows at the current set speed

Change items in the reading speed is the "voice of speed"

Since the 9 stage of the Touch from the "very slow" to "maximum speed" is displayed, and then touch any speed

Because it is reflected as soon as you touch any of the speed, please try again confirm the sample sound at a speed selected by touching the "sample Play"

Completion is Once you have set in just good speed

By the way, in the case of Android 7.0 and later it has changed to the slide bar format that can be set to stepless the "voice of speed",

It has been redesigned so that it can be changed further "the height of the sound"

While reading speed I think it is possible to worry too much usually, because other than a funny setting items also become mood deployment, please try by all means change in the reference

However, the reading speed of change, please note that not be reflected in the voice navigation of "Google Maps"

Or more, was the introduction of the setting method to change the text-to-speech speed of Android

For more infomation >> Setting how to change the text-to-speech speed of Android - Duration: 2:32.

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Jeep Wrangler Wilco Offroad MC2X Rear Bumper w/ Step Plates (2007-2017 JK) Review & Install - Duration: 5:50.

I'm Ryan from extremeterrain.com, and this is my review and installation of the Wilco

Offroad MC2X Rear Bumper with Steel Step Plates, available for all 2007 and up JKs.

Today we're gonna talk through the installation of this bumper, which is a pretty simple one

out of three wrench installation.

This does install slightly differently than some of the other aftermarket bumpers in the

market, but it's still going to be an easy bolt-on installation that you can get done

in about an hour.

But we'll talk more about the install in just a second.

We're also going to talk about the construction and a few of the other features of this bumper.

This bumper is going to be for those of you who want some additional off-road features

in your rear bumper, and also a steel bumper that's going to do a better job of protecting

your Jeep than that factory plastic bumper will.

Now, this bumper does not have a tire carrier with it, so if you are looking for a bumper

mounted tire carrier, there are other options out there that are going to be a better fit

for you.

However, you can certainly run a tub mounted tire carrier in conjunction with this bumper.

This is going to be a well-built bumper that is going to be a lighter weight than some

of the other metal rear bumpers that are available on the market.

Wilco achieves that lighter weight by using a steel and aluminum alloy for this bumper,

which allows this to come in at right around 57 pounds, which is quite a bit lighter than

some of the other steel bumpers available on the market.

Of course, not as light as an aluminum bumper, but this still gives you a lot of the strength

that you're looking for from a steel bumper.

This bumper is made from CNC laser-cut steel, which gives you a very precise fit, and it

is a slightly different design than some of the others that you'll see on the market.

You'll see here you have round tube steel that's welded onto the steel plate that bolts

directly to the frame rail.

This is going to be your D-ring mount.

This bumper does have a bar that goes along the bottom, which is really the main structural

piece for that center section of the bumper, because this piece that's up on the top here

bolts right in place as do these two side plates.

Those are called the step plates.

And those are available in the black finish that you see here, or in a silver finish,

depending on what look you're going for on your bumper.

Other than that, this bumper does have some holes cut out here and here.

They're not specifically reverse light holes.

There's no internal bracketry to easily install a reverse light.

However, if you are creative and have some fabrication skills, you could certainly mount

some lights in there.

This is not going to have a hitch, and it will not allow you to use a factory or factory-style

tow hitch.

However, this is going to be a full-width, steel bumper that's gonna give you a lot of

protection while still being a little bit lighter than some of the others out there.

And it is going to give you a little bit of a unique look.

As I said before, this bumper installs a little bit differently than some of the other rear

bumpers on the market, but it's still a very easy one-out-of-three-wrench install that

can be done in about an hour.

The first step is, of course, removing that factory rear bumper that you have on your

Jeep, which you'll do by removing the two bolts that hold it to each of the frame rails

and the two bolts that are across the center rear crossmember.

Once that factory bumper is removed, you'll remove any tow hook you may have mounted in

that driver's side frame rail, and then go ahead and slide the included brackets inside

the frame rails.

You'll use a single bolt up through the bottom of the frame rails to hold that bracket into

place.

Then it's just a matter of sliding the bumper over the frame rails, using the included aluminum

spacers to fill any gap between the mounting surface and the frame rail itself.

If this is slightly wider than it needs to be, you can go ahead and fill that gap with

the included spacers or shims and then use the included hardware to bolt the bumper through

the frame rail into that included bracket.

So this is going to be a very strong connection once everything is bolted up.

Again, you're just gonna need some traditional hand tools for this job.

Some of these bolts are an Allen head key, so you will want to have an Allen head socket

handy to make sure everything gets nice and tight.

But other than that, about an hour's time and you'll have a nice easy install that you

can complete in your driveway.

Overall, this bumper comes in right in the middle of the price range for a rear bumper

that does not have a tire carrier.

There are more expensive ones, and there are less expensive ones.

Now, as far as the construction, the finish, all of that is really solid on this bumper.

As some of these welds on the step plate might not be the prettiest welds I've ever seen.

The welds are left unground for a little bit more of that rough and tumble look, but if

that's what you're after, this is going to certainly be a good option.

Again that I think is fairly pricey for what you get.

It doesn't have a ton of over-the-top options as far as reverse lights or a tow hook or

third recovery point in the center here.

This does not have a tire carrier that comes on it.

But for a bumper that is just a bumper that has some recovery points, that's a unique

look and made of that composite material.

I think that this is going to be a good option at a fair price.

So if you're looking to swap that factory rear bumper on your JK for an aftermarket

bumper that's going to provide more style, some recovery points, and more protection,

I think that this is an easy-to-install and fairly-priced option.

So, that's my review of the Wilco Offroad MC2X Rear Bumper with Steel Step Plates, fitting

all 2007 and up JKs, that you can find right here at extremeterrain.com.

For more infomation >> Jeep Wrangler Wilco Offroad MC2X Rear Bumper w/ Step Plates (2007-2017 JK) Review & Install - Duration: 5:50.

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