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With regard to the video, the black levels were adjusted. Then a slight S-curve was applied via RGB Curves. The Fast Color Corrector was used to white balance the video (using the second square on the bottom row of a X-Rite ColorChecker Passport at a point in the clip past the out-point) and to apply a saturation level of 130. Epson Lq 2550 Driver Windows 7 here.

Finally, an Unsharp Mask effect was applied for sharpening with an amount of 100% and a radius of 1.1. I wanted to spend more time working on the sky. I think I could've boosted the saturation in the sky, but my efforts may have been hindered by the exposure. I admit I'm still learning the whole process of improving my video, but I suspect that a secondary color correction would be in order for the sky through either the RGB Curves effect or the Three Way Color Corrector. Pictures from the park.