I’m generally not a fan of overly pushed colors, but for some images it can sometimes be required to get a ‘natural’ result. As I said, I took these photos just as a reaction to the insane colors I saw out my window. This last edit of yours feels to me very much like my memory of the moment…
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Thank you all for the great edits and inputs, truly awesome 
I think this will be my final edit of this one, at least for today.
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Filmulator handles it easily, retaining the color in the warm sky and also leaving the clouds gray.
- Highlight Recovery 2
- Exposure Comp -1.5
- Shadow Rolloff Point 0.0147
- Drama 56
- White Clipping Point 0.587
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Very nice edit 
Filmulator has surprised med everytime I’ve looked at it. I havent tried it in a long time now though, maybe I should install it again.
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As I mentioned in other threads, I’m a sunsetlover and have hundreds of sunsets. Several times I complained about colorshifting, e.g. orange → magenta. This is caused by “preserve chrominance” in filmic. Until today, I don’t understand this, just as desaturating blacks.
Actually, Aurelian has made a YT-Video about this.
I have to watch this Video serveral times - I’ not the most clever human in the world 
In the video he repairs colorshifting remaining “preserve chrominance”.
Many thanks for that.
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Vos photos sont magnifiques, il y a une ambiance particulière qui nous transporte
I had to use Google translate for that one, thank you Google, brilliant service.
But thank you @Domii , I’m humbled 
That’s actually really nice, well done 
Washed out the sky to maybe not enough for what I was looking for… thanks for sharing the photo…
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Really nice. You actually managed to keep the intensity in the sky and still keep the clouds fairly neutral, i have dig these up again and take a peek at your xmp. Well done