S sheridant Messages 1,753 Edit My Images Yes 2 Nov 2009 #1 need to learn how to use better, especially when there are strong light in the background which i want to blow out to retain detail in the foreground Cheers
need to learn how to use better, especially when there are strong light in the background which i want to blow out to retain detail in the foreground Cheers
boyfalldown Messages 17,486 Name Hugh Edit My Images No 2 Nov 2009 #2 http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/understanding-series/understanding-histograms.shtml
OP S sheridant Messages 1,753 Edit My Images Yes 2 Nov 2009 #3 that's a great explanation - thank you
HoppyUK Messages 23,200 Name Richard Edit My Images No 3 Nov 2009 #4 Here's a good one, from Sekonic - How Histograms and Light Meters Work Together: http://www.sekonic.com/images/files/HistogramsLightmetersWorkTogether.pdf
Here's a good one, from Sekonic - How Histograms and Light Meters Work Together: http://www.sekonic.com/images/files/HistogramsLightmetersWorkTogether.pdf
cosmix3 David Sullivan Messages 9,438 Name Stuart Edit My Images No 3 Nov 2009 #5 HoppyUK said: Here's a good one, from Sekonic - How Histograms and Light Meters Work Together: http://www.sekonic.com/images/files/HistogramsLightmetersWorkTogether.pdf Click to expand... Nice link, will find that helpful to me, thanks.
HoppyUK said: Here's a good one, from Sekonic - How Histograms and Light Meters Work Together: http://www.sekonic.com/images/files/HistogramsLightmetersWorkTogether.pdf Click to expand... Nice link, will find that helpful to me, thanks.