u/GlockOneNine

Heya everyone! So my wife & I just bought a 4x4 truck and are looking to get our "feet wet" in off-roading. We did a bit of off-roading (very basic stuff) about 25 years ago and are excited to give it another try.

Please keep these two things in mind:

1. Our 4x4 is a stock 2024 Nissan Frontier Pro4X. It aint a Jeep, it can't do what a Jeep can. Stock tires, stock suspension, etc. NO MODS whatsoever (at least not yet lol)

2. We are absolute beginners - we don't know what we are doing, we have very little confidence and a large amount of trepidation! Our last off roading experience was a quarter of a century ago - I'm sure some of you weren't even born the last time we left the pavement in a vehicle lol! Even when we did, it was extremely basic stuff and we had an experienced guide with us. So before you make a suggestion - take your experience level, and subtract like 300% from it and you have our level lol!

We are looking for some nice simple off road suggestions - more like a scenic drive through a dirt road area. Just some options to start building our confidence and maybe a little skill....maybe.

We live in Gilbert and are looking for things relatively close by.

Thanks in advance:)

Heya everyone, I hope you're all having a great weekend!

So, I am trying to learn/improve my color grading. I shoot on an iPhone 16 Pro Max, I shoot in Apple Log and H.265 and I use DaVinci Resolve Studio.

I have seen some people say that the CST node should go first, some say it goes last - I even saw a few that had a CST node first AND last.

I am just looking for some feedback as to what you fine folks think. Yeah, I am googling the hell out of this and looking at YouTube videos - but, like I said, I am seeing answers that range from one end to the other. So I guess I am trying to find out what MOST people do so I can maybe use that as a starting point to try and get better at this.

Take care!