While JPEG photographs are likely to seem better straight out of the camera, they are notoriously hard to edit.
Shoot in RAW. This should go without saying, but shooting RAW is the key to producing good photos of anything, at any time. When shooting with a high-quality camera, the user is often offered the option of shooting in RAW or JPEG. While JPEG photographs are likely to seem better straight out of the camera, they are notoriously hard to edit. This is due to the fact that your camera has already 'chosen' the color of each pixel. A RAW file, on the other hand, has not been compressed and hence contains far more detail. You may use this information to bring out colors, tweak saturation, contrast, and hues, and significantly change exposure.