Histograms | Histogram | Digital Photography | Camera
July 23, 2010 by admin
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This is a quick and simple description of what a histogram is, what it measures, and how it can be used as a tool in photography. Enjoy! For more information about my photography, school or blog- just visit www.michaelthemaven.com
Perfect. Exactly what I needed to know. Thank you.
Histograms also deal with color…
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tks man really tks
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very nice explaining thaks .
how can one evaluate the ‘in camera’ histogram for a representation of colour and saturation in the image ?
Thank you ! This is what I wanted to know right on the point! Cheers
Very nice explanation of the histogram. The 6 pixel camera is an excellent example.
Really nice tutorial, helped with my photography diploma!
thanks!
very well explained……..thank you !
i learned alot. thank you for this video
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OMG! Thanks for explaining that! thanks so much!
Very clear and concise. If Michael was an image histogram then he would have perfect exposure!
I had to give this a five star rate!…he explained it SIMPLY and I understood what he was saying!. we need more of this kind of video.Keep up the great work!….
Thanks for the video! You know, you look a lot like Josh Brolin.
Michael, the little girl pictures were so beautiful! what lense did you use???
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watch the video “How a Pixel Gets Its Color” and that should be a huge hint on what these colors mean (Yellow for example are those shades of Red and Green which overlap)
In lightroom I see histograms of loads of different colours, would have been nice to see a mention of that because that sort of confuses me a little. But I can probs work it out now I’ve seen this so thanks.
great video, i understand what it means now
I think you mean JPEG compression not encryption.
Michael is a great man.