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hey whats up everybody today Im going to show you guys who probably shoot a lot of Aviation and have seen these really cool gradients in the backgrounds of airplane shots how to do that and how to put that gradient in there now you probably see a lot more of this with military Aviation stuff like Blue Angels Thunderbirds Viper demo the F-22 F-35 stuff like that its a real simple technique to do unless you know how to do it though it might seem like a pain in the ass but its a real its a piece of cake now I use docHub products I use Lightroom and Photoshop I do most of my minor edits my basic stuff in Lightroom and then I export over Photoshop and Ill do the majority of my tweaking to get a picture just right including ingredients I do it in Photoshop you can do the exact same ingredients in Lightroom and the couple differences there are between Lightroom and photoshop with doing that Ill tell you what they are when I get into those tools but its pretty much the same so just so y