How would you edit this? Not sure if colors look great or highlights are too bright
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@Colin_Mckinney you forgot to upload the RAW file
Also, the preview picture is tiny
I am going to upload the raw file. Thank you. As far as the small Preview picture I was told to export my image with the width at 200 pixels. Should I export at a different number? Thank you
Wait what? Someone told you to export to 200px? 
An image that small is almost not legible – don’t be afraid to go up to 2MB for JPEGs, file size is what matters here
Thank you! I’m looking to delete my old post to avoid confusion. And I’m not seeing how. Or can I make changes to the one I already posted?
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No need, just edit it.
You should be able to see a pencil like this, click it and edit the post. I that see you have a ‘Basic’ role, but I guess you should already have the permission to edit.
You can export the jpeg to 1000-2000px without exceeding 2Mb per file 
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Yes, if you set lower quality (like ~60%) then even 24MP images can be <2MB in size 
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but the tradeoff seems better with 2000px/95% quality 
(at least if the goal is to display the photo at 100% in most ~HD displays without compression artifacts)
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raw file uploaded. still working on larger jpg! thanks
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Nicely done
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Thanx.
May I ask what lens did You use? Distortions were quite heavy and I would have used the lens correction module if possible.
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It’s a Tamron 11-18mm f/4.5-5.6 Di II lens designed for APS-C sensors and works with my Canon 1000D. It wasn’t ideal for my Switzerland trip last year, but the only gear I had Other than cell phone. Thank you for reminding me about dark table lens distortion module.
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The colors look great and the highlights are not too bright in your edit - IMO. Here’s what I did with DT 5.01.
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Quick and easy with ART. Look closer at the warning text between the rails to appreciate the sharpness from Capture Sharpening with default settings.
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The digital info board on the other platform kind of ruins the vintage feel of the image, but yeah, what are you gonna do about that
Pretty creative
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