Shoot in raw, not jpeg - Learning how to get the best color in your pictures takes experience, practice, and an intimate knowledge of how your camera will react in different lighting conditions. Until you have this knowledge, shooting in raw will allow you to easily correct your picture’s color after it has been taken while still maintaining its precious fidelity.
Is your camera set to RAW? Image courtesy of dahlstroms on Flickr.
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