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The REAL Reason You're Not Making any MONEY - Duration: 4:02.
are you making money or just excuses well today we're gonna find out which
one alright guys welcome to the video so today we're gonna touch home are you
making money or just excuses now this is a great quote that I've recently read
and I wanted to touch on because I think it sends a great message and it's just
something I want to remind you of here today so are you making money or are you
making excuses now obviously they go hand in hand and different things but
just because you're not making money doesn't necessarily mean you're always
making excuses but for certain things it very much does so people always say to
me I always get you know all the excuses in the book so if you're approaching a
client for example I'll give you two quick examples if you're approaching a
client for social media marketing or literally any any type of client for any
any agency whatsoever people always say well you know nobody
wants to hire me and this and that and I'm too young I don't have a suit you
know I don't look presentable my hair is long I have a beard you know people
don't don't look at me as like an authority in the industry literally go
down the freakin list I've heard them all and guess what guys
I thought all those same things initially when I started but guess what
they're all excuses and they're what's in between you and the money so it
doesn't matter that you know you have long hair it doesn't matter that you
don't own a suit that that fits you it doesn't matter that you don't have good
good-looking ties or that you have a beard or whatever all those are simply
excuses stop making excuses and you'll start making the money so are you
looking for the excuses are you looking for the money another quick example of
this would be arbitrage now literally probably one of the best businesses you
know consulting is probably one of the best - there's a number and content
creation there's a number of them obviously but literally one of the best
businesses that are recommend to new entrepreneurs or young entrepreneurs or
people just getting in to entrepreneurship that can make money
really quickly is arbitrage especially the way that I teach arbitrage and the
reason for that is you can pretty much 10x your money almost right away within
a month like literally so if you a hundred bucks you can turn that
hundred bucks into like a thousand bucks you know roughly now obviously the
number is different from differ from product to product or whatever but let's
just hypothetically assume you can 10x your money and this is literal I'm
telling you the truth here so let's take take one hundred bucks ten 10x your
money at a thousand bucks you have five hundred bucks to invest well guess what
you just made five grand and if you have a grand well guess what you just made
ten grand now obviously the numbers are skewed and
it can be a little bit limited but the point is you can make a lot of freaking
money doing arbitrage when you're starting out and literally the number
one probably pushback that I get from people is oh you know you have to ship
all these products you have to package all these products well there's not
enough products to buy I've been doing it for about a year and I still find
products all over the place to buy I still package all my own products and
yes it takes a like an hour or two every couple days and it's annoying and it is
trading time for money so I don't necessarily love that fact but guess
what you can make a lot of money and that's still why I do it and a lot of
people are making money too so some of the people are making money because they
they're doing whatever it freakin takes and other people are just looking for
every excuse in the book I would say I'm not trying to attack you here because if
you're watching this it doesn't necessarily mean that that's you but I
think that this is a good reminder because a lot of people probably about
let's say I get 100 emails a day 90 of them are filled with excuses and maybe
ten of the people are actually taking action and looking for advice so stop
making the excuses and you'll start making the money
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Mercedes-Benz EQC 2019: Black Forest road testing - Duration: 1:24.
Today we are in the Black Forest for the final test drive.
We did a lot of simulations in the beginning.
Now we are in the hardware phase.
So now we are on the road.
It has nearly 300 kW of power.
It's four wheel drive,
so that gives you a very impressive acceleration.
Up to now we have built about 90 prototypes of this car.
We had to add different new tests
to get to a very customer-satisfying car.
How it feels to drive?
It's fantastic.
And there is no noise,
because all you can hear is the wind and the nature.
I absolutely need an EQ.
It's a completely different experience of driving.
But one that is really, really enjoyable.
I am very impressed.
Who do I speak to to get one?
The EQC is a very important milestone for us.
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10 Dead People Who Might Still Be Alive - Duration: 8:18.
Hey YouTube, Jim here!
Welcome to Top10Archive!
Sometimes, when celebrities and people of note die, we don't go the normal route of
grieving and celebrating their life.
We're often prone to thinking the unimaginable - that they've faked their death and are still
out there, living a different life in the shadows.
Here are 10 famous dead people who are rumored to still be alive and well.
Before we search for ghosts, why not join the ranks of other Archivists and subscribe
today!
Be sure to click that bell and, if you liked this video, give it a thumbs up and leave
us a comment!
10.
Cory Monteith On July 13th, 2013, Glee star Cory Allan Michael
Monteith died from a combination of heroin and alcohol.
Or so we were told.
According to some, the young actor is still alive and his "death" was orchestrated to
help bolster Glee's declining ratings.
NoDisInfo.com describes the alleged scene of Monteith's death as suspicious, stating
it didn't look anything like a crime scene and nobody was acting as if there were an
emergency.
The website goes into an insane amount of detail over the fake nature of the show and
Monteith's suspicious relationship with co-star Lea Michelle, all pointing to a faked death.
9.
Princess Diana It was a terrible crash surrounded by many
conspiracies over who did it, but there's another set of theorists out there that believe
it was just a setup.
It's not one of the more popular "fake death" conspiracies, but if you dig hard enough,
you can find hints to it.
Since the claim that an MI6 agent confessed to killing Diana proved to be fake, maybe
it lends credence to the idea that she's still out there, having opted to find a way out
of the limelight for a relatively normal life.
8.
Andy Kaufman Andy Kaufman was a big trickster and has always
been about doing the most extreme thing to get in the spotlight.
After everything he pulled off, it really wouldn't be so unbelievable for him to have
faked his own death.
Though he was said to have died from cancer in 1984, Kaufman's boisterous persona, Tony
Clifton, had been reportedly seen at comedy clubs afterward.
Despite confirmation from Kaufman's manager, George Shapiro, and the Los Angeles County
Coroner, rumors still circulate about Kaufman's faked death.
The pot was stirred in 2013 when Kaufman's brother, Michael, introduced the Gotham Comedy
Club to the performer's "daughter," who attested that he was still alive.
Michael, however, claims even that was a hoax.
But who can keep track anymore.
7.
Tupac Gunned down in the streets of Sin City, the
sudden death of Tupac Shakur was a devastating blow to the hip-hop world.
As recently as February 2018, reports surfaced that the former rapper may actually still
be alive and well.
According to Twitter user Suldaan_Mahdi, Shakur was spotted living out the remainder of his
life in Somalia.
It's also suggested that Suge Knight has all but outright said the singer was alive - despite
being allegedly shot in Sin City in 1996.
6.
Paul Walker There didn't seem to be any question over
whether or not The Fast and the Furious star died in the 2013 car crash, but leave it to
his most devoted fans to find a way to bring him back.
Conspiracists believe he faked his death with the help of his theatrical cast mates.
These theorists have proposed that there were two different Porsches and have presented
photos of two different license plates - ignoring the fact that one was placed by a fan.
Several blurry photos and hints at publicity stunts have all been used to support the idea
that Walker never really died.
5.
Michael Jackson After being criticized by the public for years,
it really wouldn't be unfathomable that Jackson decided to hide away and fake his death.
In December 2017, the Daily Star reported that the musician had been spotted at the
wedding of Michael's nephew Siggy and Toyia Parker.
Photos and footage from the reception captured a suspicious looking man that appears to look
very similar to Jackson's portrayal as The Mayor in Ghosts.
It seems unlikely that Jackson would revert back to a known character if he were trying
to hide, but who are we to suck the joy out of some people's lives?
4.
Amelia Earhart Maybe the most plausible theory is that Amelia
Earhart didn't die during her mid-20th-century attempted flight around the world.
Earhart intended to circumnavigate the globe, but mysteriously vanished during her approach
to Howland Island.
She was declared dead in absentia on Jan. 5th, 1939, but in 2017, CNN reported on a
photo that appeared during a History channel documentary that may have captured Earhart
in the Marshall Islands.
Allegedly, a facial recognition expert was able to determine that two people in the photograph
looked like Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan.
3.
Marilyn Monroe August 5th, 1962, starlet Marilyn Monroe is
found unresponsive in her Los Angeles home.
Many theories surfaced over her death as people speculated whether she was murdered and, if
so, who did it.
One theory, however, states that she never died.
A claim points to her psychiatrist Dr. Ralph Greenson, who allegedly committed the actress
into a mental institution after she suffered a breakdown.
She lived there for 20 years before being released, somehow avoiding recognition.
John Alexander Baker, the author of Marilyn Monroe: Alive in 1984? claims he picked up
a hitchhiker in 1984 that claimed she was Monroe.
2.
Elvis Presley Possibly the most popular death hoax conspiracy
is that of Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll.
On August 16th, 1977, Presley was discovered by his girlfriend, Ginger Alden, unresponsive
on his bathroom floor.
For years, people have refused to believe that he's dead, and with so many impersonators
out there, it's understandable that some people would be confused.
Others, however, are just adamant that he's alive, having given up the spotlight for any
number of reasons.
Some claim he was connected to the mafia and served as an undercover agent, eventually
faking his death to avoid being killed.
1.
Adolf Hitler Having been born in 1889, it's unlikely Hitler
is still alive, pushing 130 years of age - but rather, he may not have died the way the history
books are written.
In 1944, the United States Secret Service drew up a depiction of how Adolph Hitler may
look if he tried to escape being captured by the Allies.
On April 30, 1945, however, he was said to have killed himself.
The Soviets told a different story, claiming he was still alive.
The first announcement that Hitler survived came on June 9th, 1945 from Marshall Georgy
Zhukov under direct orders from Joseph Stalin.
Some sources claim he escaped to Argentina and the History Channel's Hunting Hitler series
featured witnesses that alleged that the Fuhrer escaped to South America by U-Boat.
Thanks for watching!
Look alive now and subscribe to the channel, click the bell, give the video a thumbs up,
and leave your comments and ideas about these or others that may still secretly be among
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GIRLS BACKPACK REVIEW 💗 JUSTICE - Duration: 3:55.
What's up guys, it's Alizé.
Summer's almost over and school's right around the corner
and the best part of going back to school
is picking out new clothes and a new backpack.
On today's video, we're going to be picking out
four backpacks from Justice to make school
a little bit more fun.
So the first backpack that I have is this panda backpack.
It has two little fluffy pom-pom balls
and it has a panda face in the front.
There are two zipper compartments.
One is in the front, which is this pocket
and you could shove your pencil case,
pencils, calculator, phone, whatever.
Then it has a book zip compartment
where you can put all your books and all of that.
You could store four to five books in here.
So it's pretty big, it's spacious.
Also, there's a water bottle compartment on both sides,
so there's one on this and then there's one on this side.
You could store your Justice water bottle.
And bam!
The best part about this backpack is the flip sequence.
The flip sequence is an iridescent/unicorn skin
type of color and then when it flips it's a silver.
On to the next backpack.
This is the next backpack and it's a unicorn flip sequence.
It has a really cute horn on the top,
it's silver and it's really sparkly.
It has two water bottle compartments
on each side and there are two zippers,
one is in the front and one is in the back.
Oh, and there's a pom-pom ball.
There's a white pom-pom ball.
When you open up the backpack, it's pretty spacious.
In the front you can also store
your pencils, calculators, phones.
The whole backpack is gold holo.
When you flip it, it's a unicorn skin/iridescent color.
The next backpack is this pink backpack
that has your own initial on it.
It comes with a pink pom-pom ball.
This is the front part and you can fit your folders in here.
This is the back zipper compartment
and you can put your books in here.
When you flip it, it turns into silver holo.
On to the last backpack.
The next backpack is this ombre foil dot backpack.
It has a blue pom-pom.
It has a front compartment
where you can store all your folders.
There is a huge part where you can
store all your books and everything.
On the sides, there is a water bottle holder
and on the other side there's a water bottle holder.
In all of the backpacks, you can write your name on it,
which is really cool, so no one will steal your backpack.
The A is all gold and it has glitter on it.
Now I'm going to pick my favorite.
And my favorite backpack is this unicorn sequence one.
I picked this backpack because I love the color combo on it
and I just love unicorns so much.
If you guys want to shop for more backpacks,
go to Justice's Instagram, @Justice,
or their website shopjustice.com.
That's it for today's video.
Thank you guys so much for helping me pick
a backpack for this upcoming school year.
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Feeling Speed: How the group 'Deaf NASCAR Fans' experiences racing | NASCAR RACE HUB - Duration: 15:54.
[DELICATE MUSIC PLAYING]
[DROP HITTING WATER]
[THUNDER RUMBLING]
NARRATOR: --a vibration made of invisible waves of energy--
[SWITCH CLICKING, LIGHT FILAMENT BUZZING]
--waves that travel at high speed--
[JET ENGINE ROARING]
--through whatever they encounter.
[WATER BUBBLING]
We can also see sound.
NASA ANNOUNCER (THROUGH SPEAKER):
Three, two, one, liftoff.
[SHUTTLE ROCKETS ROARING]
NARRATOR: Most of us experience sound through our ears--
[CROWD CHEERING]
[LAUGHING]
--but for others, sound is a feeling.
I am completely deaf.
I cannot hear anything at all.
I can feel the vibrations from sounds.
[RUMBLING]
Those vibrations are my ears.
[CAR ENGINE GROWLING]
[VERY FAINT MUSICAL TONES]
[PIANO KEYS THUMPING RHYTHMICALLY]
[MUSIC - LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN, "FÜR ELISE"]
When I play, it makes the actual keyboard
vibrate a little bit.
When she puts her hand on the speaker
she gets like, the bulk of the vibration and she'll feel it.
She'll almost be able to listen to it.
[PIANO TONES MUTED]
It's hard to imagine not being able to hear anything.
[DOG BARKING]
[CHIMING, SWOOSHING, BULLETS FIRING, VARIOUS SOUND EFFECTS]
[PIANO TONES, RAINDROP RINGTONE, PLUCKING STRINGS,
ALARM CLOCK RINGING]
I think it was when I was first exposed to other kids
because I saw their parents were hearing--
[CROWD CHEERING, CAR ENGINES ROARING]
--that because they were hearing they were special,
but then I realized that my family was the special one.
[VIOLIN PLAYING]
I'm Dextin Howell-Davis, and I'm 11.
My parents are Ann and Matt Howell-Davis
and they're mostly known for being the founders
of DNF, Deaf NASCAR Fans.
INTERPRETER: Well, started a long time ago.
We found the all-star race and found it was much different
than the other NASCAR races.
We found out you could camp in the infield
and I thought, wow, that's different.
Luckily, I was able to find a vacant site right by the fence
so I thought, well, why not?
We had a little small camper, we brought it, we set it up,
we brought our son, who was a baby at the time,
had him there, and he slept in the camper
while the race was going on.
We stood up top watching the race
and it was such an amazing first experience.
[CAR ENGINES ROARING]
There were a lot of other fans around us
and they were friendly and welcoming,
but we still felt a little restricted on how
much we could communicate.
[MUFFLED SPEECH]
It was mostly, "Hi," and a wave here, and a thumbs-up,
but I wanted the communication and the camaraderie
to go further than that.
So that's when we decided well, why
don't we just have a Deaf NASCAR community, like a fan group?
[NO AUDIBLE DIALOGUE]
[MUFFLED ENGINES RUMBLING BY]
[FENCE CREAKING]
[ELECTRICITY ZAPPING]
[FIRE CRACKLING]
[SLOW HEARTBEAT]
[METALLIC CLACK]
[WHOOSHING]
[CRACKLING]
[ENGINE REVVING]
[DULL RUMBLING]
[ENGINES REVVING]
[CARS ROARING PAST]
[NO AUDIBLE DIALOGUE]
[DISTANT RINGING]
[CARS WHOOSHING]
[DISTANT RINGING]
My name is Amber, I'm from Atlanta, Georgia.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
I'm a school social worker.
It's really-- to come here, be together, and watch
the race together, you know?
We take some time off of work, time away from our families.
NARRATOR: My name is Jamie Moore and I'm from Greensboro, North
Carolina.
Yes, I was born deaf and my wife is deaf.
My 20-month-old son is deaf as well.
Just to come here once a year, reconnect, talk about the race,
and sleeping in the middle of a camp [INAUDIBLE],,
I mean, where else can you get that opportunity?
[CARS ZOOMING]
[CAMERA SNAPPING]
[TIRE BOUNCING]
INTERPRETER: A few of us had hot passes
so we went into the garage.
It was the perfect time to run into Bubba again.
I used to work for him and I got to bring all my friends
over there and meet him in person and talk to him
a little bit.
He's such a cool guy.
BUBBA WALLACE JR.: How you doin'?
[INAUDIBLE]
Good, nice to see you.
[PATTING]
What's goin' on?
Good, good to see you.
My name is Ben Ashton and I'm from Phoenix, Arizona.
I am a professional sign language interpreter.
I don't know if you remember me when I worked out at--
in the late model.
Yeah, absolutely.
It's amazing to see you here in the Cup now--
Yeah.
--I mean, it's so exciting I've still got your original
late model shirt that I got--
[LAUGHING] - Yes!
--number 76.
Yeah, that's right, that's right.
I like it.
I have helped out with a lot of the communication access
for the group, that's kind of my role in the Deaf NASCAR Fans.
It was fun, that was fun.
What was that, '0--
'08?
INTERPRETER: Yeah, 10-- uh, yeah, 10 years ago,
absolutely, that's when it was, because I had started
developing the DNF organization about that same time when
I was working with you.
OK, yeah, long time.
How many people you got with you?
Right now this weekend we're--
we have about 40 people here with us at our event
from 13 different states.
Wow, that's awesome.
Glad to have you guys out.
Check this out.
Oh, [INAUDIBLE].
Yeah.
That's when we get hot.
So all the air comes in through there,
gives us more front downforce.
INTERPRETER: This is like, the most awesome thing,
like, this is just so cool.
Like I'm a little boy in a candy store.
Matt says, I just want to tell you good luck in the future,
man, I enjoy watching your racing,
I wish you all the best in your career
and this is-- it's awesome to get to see you today.
Thank you, appreciate it.
[PATTING]
Nice to meet you as well.
Thank you.
Awesome. - Thank you.
- Thank you. - Good luck.
Appreciate it, thank you.
[WHOOSHING]
INTERPRETER: A lot of deaf individuals struggle
with the hearing world.
[CRICKETS CHIRPING]
It can be lonely.
We can be isolated.
The hearing community is scared to communicate with us.
They're like, "Ooh, they're signing what are they doing,"
you know?
Communication is just a big barrier for us
in the hearing world, but here at the track
we can just be ourselves.
[VOICES CLAMORING]
[QUIET RUMBLING]
[VOICES CLAMORING]
[QUIET RUMBLING]
[CLAPPING]
[VOICES CLAMORING FAR AWAY]
INTERPRETER: Yeah, that's true.
[JET ENGINE IDLING, THEN ROARING]
[HELICOPTER WHIRRING]
It brings different people together
to become a big family.
INTERPRETER: It's so great.
We can just be ourselves, we can talk about anything we want to,
we can just hang out.
[WHOOSHING]
[FLAG RUSTLING]
[ENGINES RUMBLING]
It's very exciting to be able to host an event on Race Weekend
so we have the daytime where we can socialize
and we can hang out and have a good time with friends,
and then we actually get the race at night
so it's like the best of both worlds.
[MID TEMPO HIP HOP MUSIC PLAYING]
[SIZZLING]
[CHOPPING]
[ICE TINKLING]
[HAMMER CHIMING AGAINST NAIL]
[CHEERING]
[ENGINE RUMBLING]
Yeah, sorry I paused there, I could
feel that truck flying by.
[MUSIC RESUMES]
[CHEERING]
We have a lot of games, more people
showing up, every year we dress up in different costumes.
People have a lot of fun with it.
[ENGINES RUMBLING]
[MUSIC RESUMES]
[CHEERING]
You guys are great, you guys are great.
[LAUGHING]
[RUMBLING]
[CARS ZOOMING BY]
INTERPRETER: My favorite kind of music would be NASCAR.
I love the vibrations.
I can just feel it in my bones.
[CARS RUMBLING]
INTERPRETER: A lot of times what I can't hear, I can feel.
I mean, it makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck.
It's just-- you can feel the engine running,
you can feel the wind blowing by because we're close enough.
When they hit the wall, there's that--
[THUMP]
--that huge impact when it's real hard,
we can feel it instantly, like, we know there's been a--
[ANNOUNCER IN DISTANCE, FAINT]
--that huge concussive hit so yes, it's a great experience,
coming to the race.
[WHOOSHING]
[ENGINES RUMBLING FAINTLY]
What inspired me was, you know, you see a newbie, a first-timer
that comes during the race, and you
see their facial expressions and their reactions and, you know,
watch them, the thrill on their face when the race is going on,
it's satisfying.
It's so cool.
It's such a great experience.
[CARS ZOOMING PAST]
[NO AUDIBLE DIALOGUE]
[WHOOSHING]
[ENGINE WHINING]
[CLAPPING]
[RUMBLING]
[INAUDIBLE]
[ZOOMING]
[ENGINE GROWLING]
[INAUDIBLE]
[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]
[CROWD CHEERING]
[ZAPPING SOUND]
[CARS WHIZZING BY]
[WHOOSHING]
[CAMERA SNAPPING PHOTO]
[WHOOSHING]
[APPLAUSE]
[HELICOPTER BLADES CHOPPING]
[DEEP ELECTRONIC TONE]
[CROWD CHEERING]
Well, we are [INAUDIBLE]--
[VOICE FADING]
[MUFFLED RUSHING]
[THUD]
[GUITAR RIFF]
[CROWD CHEERING FAINTLY]
INTERPRETER: I've never been to a concert before.
Me being there, I could feel that music.
I could see the singer.
I could catch, you know, some of the lyrics they were saying
and it was just really an amazing experience for me.
[MID-TEMPO ROCK MUSIC]
[FIREWORKS HISSING]
[CROWD CHEERING]
[ENGINE REVVING]
INTERPRETER: What a huge honor for me
to be able to go in front of the fans
and announce to the drivers, "Gentlemen,
start your engines."
What a great experience.
There's so many moving pieces in the car,
he goes, yes, I'm very excited.
Very excited.
[WHOOSHING]
ELECTRONIC VOICE: One minute.
[VERY SLOW, MUTED SPEECH]
You will cue him.
I-- I will cue.
[WHOOSHING]
ELECTRONIC VOICE: 30 seconds.
Hey, can we move-- everybody take a few steps back.
[ANTICIPATORY MUSIC]
ELECTRONIC VOICE: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, cue.
ANNOUNCER: And now for the most famous words in motor sports--
[CROWD CHEERING]
--Machine Gun Kelly.
Drivers, start--
[TRIUMPHANT MUSIC SWELLING]
--your engines.
[VOICE FADING]
[ENGINES ROARING TO LIFE]
[CHEERING]
[FLAG FLAPPING]
The all-star night, it brings out the best of the best.
[GUITAR FADING]
[ENGINES GROWING LOUDER]
[FLAG FLAPPING]
[GUNSHOT] [ENGINES GROWLING]
[CAMERAS SNAPPING]
[CARS ZIPPING BY]
[RUMBLING]
[WHOOSHING]
[DEEP ELECTRONIC TONE]
[PLASTIC TEARING]
ELECTRONIC VOICE: Three, two, one.
[ENGINE GROWLING]
[THUMPING]
[THUD]
[KNOCKING]
[DRILLS WHIRRING]
ELECTRONIC VOICE: [INAUDIBLE] are we all clear?
[ENGINE PURRING]
Whoa.
Come on.
[LAUGHING]
Go now.
Felt so good.
[LAUGHING]
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
[ENGINES REVVING]
[INAUDIBLE].
[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]
(SINGING) Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[RHYTHMIC CLAPPING]
INTERPRETER: Just experiencing that feeling of a car
just flying by you, the smell of the car, the smell of the oil,
the smell of the tires, the rubber.
I mean, it's just a different experience.
There's nothing like it.
(SINGING) [INAUDIBLE] level when I feel that rumble.
[CARS RUMBLING]
There's not a whole lot of difference in the sense that
the fulfillment, the enjoyment, the satisfaction,
the excitement, the thrill, it's just that I can hear and I
receive that information in a different way through my ears,
where they get that information through their eyes,
through feeling that-- the action of the race.
(SINGING) Come feel the rush.
They get, you know, they just get their information
a different way, but the experience is
absolutely the same, I think.
[ENGINES GROWLING]
(SINGING) Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[INAUDIBLE] I love the fact that
I'm right in the middle of the infield and I can [INAUDIBLE]..
(SINGING) Yeah.
[LOW THUMPING]
Come feel the rush.
You know, I feel like I'm a part of, you know,
the right [INAUDIBLE].
Yes, we have a different language
but that doesn't stop us from, you
know, enjoying the same thing everybody else is.
[ROCK MUSIC SWELLING]
[CARS ZIPPING BY]
[ENGINES GROWLING]
(SINGING) I've come alive now.
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How To Edit Photos - Quick Edit #60 - Old Truck and Signs - 100 Day Photography Project - Duration: 8:09.
hello welcome to today's forget it today I am doing another image taking
the same day that I did the one yesterday that I took inside the old
general store up in the Blue Ridge Mountains but this one I took outside so
I bracketed this one as well just like I did the one inside but this
one I bracketed because I wanted to bring in some of that HDR look this was
outside and bright full day Sun and it really wasn't a challenging lighting
situation at all but I wanted lots of detail in this I'm
not gonna go that hardcore i burning sort of HDR that was so popular a couple
of years ago this is just a very subtle bring out all of my levels of detail and
that's so go ahead and start I've got my three bracketed images the center one
the darkest so my kind of center exposure one and then I went negative 2
or positive 2 and exposure to either side of this I took these with my Sony
a7r 3 I have the 28 to 70 basic lens on there the one that's often in kit lens
and took these at 70 millimeter f-16 like I said it was a nice bright day
just kind of generic sunlight good for you know sunny f-16 shooting I 1/100 of
a second shutter speed and I also 1000 because it was adjusting it as it was
bracketing then ISO 250 on the dark one and ISO 4000 the brightest one so I'm
gonna select all three of these right click and choose photo merge oh I was
also handheld so I've said before I'm use the I picked design clutch and a
peak design slide and I could have used a tripod here but I just didn't feel
like it I but I trust myself at the shutter speeds and everything to be able
to hold it still enough to get a good solid bracket
so go ahead I'm creating the HDR preview I've got an unload ghosting I'll show
you what I'm done while it wasn't necessary it works just fine for me I'm
none you use the amount of ghosting appropriate for how still you hold the
camera as what it's working here and show you I've got Auto align not a
settings on is that this is what makes it work also the create stack which is a
new feature since the newest update of Lightroom bet creates a stack with the
three original images and the completed HDR DNG image on the top because it
keeps it all together and make sure library much neater so go ahead and
merge these and I'm gonna fast forward the video while it merges because it's
boring to watch alright so the image is all done and we're ready to go into the
develop module zero it out because it keeps bringing stuff in got last time
alright so here we go now first thing I want to do I want to do a few changes
that crop out some things that I may have to take out in Photoshop so let's
go ahead and try that before let's see how it does in here first I'm gonna crop
it bring it up a little bit I want to get rid of these metal pipes so I'm
gonna leave the hardware over here on the hair but I think I want to take that
out at least get rid of that one over there and maybe some of this green so
let's go ahead and make all the adjustments and Lightroom first and then
we'll take it in and use the Healing Brush I'm not trusting don't think you
white rooms gonna do a good enough job to get out the parts I want so let's go
ahead do this so I'm going to the chromatic aberration and it
automatically applies some lens profile when I bring it in but I'm getting a
huge change here when I enable profile Corrections and it looks a lot better so
you look at straightening out that sign a lot so I'm gonna go ahead and check
click the enable file Corrections there it's so let's
come up speaking out all right let's go to the top all right so let's look at
the exposure I think I actually want to bring it down just a touch
contrast up let's bring the shadows up to get detail inside the track they're
the highlights down only blacks down because I want more contrast sorry
allergies are driving me nuts here all right so I also going to bring up the
clarity and the D haze a little bit and the vibrance and the saturation don't go
all the way like that's you know how things would have looked a few years ago
that's just awful all right make more detailed adjustment to my tones here
it's bring the darks down a little bit shadows up I'm gonna bring the
highlights down quite a bit there lights I'll leave the lights on zero
I'll bring the darks down just a touch okay so let's go into the saturation
panel here bring the red up just a little bit and the orange and the yellow
mmm that looks depend a harsh there to do but I'm gonna
bring it up just a little bit because I want to get see that bluegrass hardware
sign but I'm gonna bring it up too much it's harsh let's try it aqua a little
bit too alright let's come into the luminance let's give a yellow generally
a little luminance to show that sun shining on it not rags were this too
much about to the saturate down to the camera calibration and give
just a little bit more saturation to the blue in the basic camera calibration and
maybe to the red as well all right all right let's see I'm noisy this is that
looks pretty good all right then we're just gonna go do a little bit of
sharpening here then turn it up so that I can use masking I'd like to get a
little more detail on the engine parts okay there we go all right so I decided
against the taking into Photoshop I actually did real quick and I didn't
like what I saw so I'm just gonna leave it like this and call this a finished
photo I am happy with it and I will see you again tomorrow for another quick
edit
you
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