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<blockquote data-quote="Scrayen" data-source="post: 436708" data-attributes="member: 38028">Happy Easter and thank you for the very informative reply. Very good information and I will put it to good use. I have attached a jpg version of a photo which has the horizontal line in the histogram. Also attached a screen clipping of the histogram of the same photo RAW version with arrow pointing to the line in question because the horizontal line in the jpg histogram is not very distinct. I suppose there could be a few pixels in that range. It just seems odd there would be an even horizontal line for that far. In the photo, numbers 1 and 2 point to the horizontal lines and number 3 points to the area of no line.I am calling it a line because it looks like a line to me on each side. On the far left side there is an area of no &quot;line&quot;.This was a test photo hence the poor subject and composition.[ATTACH]148926[/ATTACH][ATTACH]148927[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scrayen, post: 436708, member: 38028"] Happy Easter and thank you for the very informative reply. Very good information and I will put it to good use. I have attached a jpg version of a photo which has the horizontal line in the histogram. Also attached a screen clipping of the histogram of the same photo RAW version with arrow pointing to the line in question because the horizontal line in the jpg histogram is not very distinct. I suppose there could be a few pixels in that range. It just seems odd there would be an even horizontal line for that far. In the photo, numbers 1 and 2 point to the horizontal lines and number 3 points to the area of no line. I am calling it a line because it looks like a line to me on each side. On the far left side there is an area of no "line". This was a test photo hence the poor subject and composition. [ATTACH=CONFIG]148926._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]148927._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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