Understanding Histograms: Trust the numbers, not your eyes
Histograms can help us understand exposure and they give us a data rich way to understand if/how/where images are under or over exposed. 00:00 - Introduction 00:37 - What is a Histogram? 02:15 - Understanding Exposure with a Histogram 02:26 - Understand Dark Tones vs. Underexposure 02:44 - Desirable Histogram Characteristics 02:50 - Reading a Histogram in Photoshop 04:22 - Understanding Histogram Peaks 05:12 - The "Perfect" Histogram 07:34 - Why you cannot trust your LCD Screen 08:35 - Over or Underexposed Images 11:14 - What is clipping? 12:29 - Post Processing 13:16 - Global vs. Local Transformations in Photoshop #histogram #colorphotography #photographytips #photoshop #tonality
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