Landscape photographer, please come in.

This is handled by ADOBE CAMER RAW, that is, the film is made into RAW format (this is the most basic, so that details can be handled), and then the RAW software can operate according to the following steps:

& lt 1 & gt； "The shade of hue is not obvious, and the hills behind it are also very gray": This increases the contrast and reduces the opacity.

& lt2> No Details in the Sky is an increase in saturation, which may add some highlights.

& lt3> "Water doesn't have that kind of texture", as above, increase the saturation of details, improve the sharpness a little, and add a little dark details.

Basically, this is the problem of dragging several sliders in the original software.

If you make movies in RAW format, you can do the same.

hope this helps