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Good looking histograms.....
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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 465636" data-attributes="member: 14443"><p>I know many look at a histogram to ok an exposure, but to me, I look at the image on the lcd and know if its good or not right away. the image you posted as a wide dynamic range. its the most simple in terms of what a good histogram looks like, but I get in situation where I shoot high key shots or low key shots and histogram wont tell a damn thing with that if we look at exposing for the graph. sillouettes, backlit, sidelit, whatever. a histogram will not do a damn thing to help you get proper exposure. its a trained eye that knows what hes seeing on the screen and adjust. it could be I have all the data on the left or to the right. its not always the case where its spread so nicely like your squirrel picture. and the reason mostly because you had an even diffused light in the scene. its also very nice. made me smile.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH]164631[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 465636, member: 14443"] I know many look at a histogram to ok an exposure, but to me, I look at the image on the lcd and know if its good or not right away. the image you posted as a wide dynamic range. its the most simple in terms of what a good histogram looks like, but I get in situation where I shoot high key shots or low key shots and histogram wont tell a damn thing with that if we look at exposing for the graph. sillouettes, backlit, sidelit, whatever. a histogram will not do a damn thing to help you get proper exposure. its a trained eye that knows what hes seeing on the screen and adjust. it could be I have all the data on the left or to the right. its not always the case where its spread so nicely like your squirrel picture. and the reason mostly because you had an even diffused light in the scene. its also very nice. made me smile. [ATTACH=CONFIG]164631._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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