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
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25 Comments
Right to the point, great job. You didn’t try to dazzle us with you intellect and you absolutely go the point across.
Excellent!
great job
What if my histogram comes in a gausian curve but with spaces in between? What does it mean?
That was an extremely well done video! Keep on with the good stuff!
I’ve always ignored histogram features. Not anymore! Thanks, Michael
Great! Now I understand what it is
Thanks!! good explanation
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Thanks Mike! Good one
Very informative… I always thought histograms were associated with colors in the picture… Thanks for the eye-opener
Finally! No one has explained it properly (to me) until you, and that includes professionals. Thanks!
5 stars
Amazing!!! Great Video, thanks!!!!
Michael is a great man.
I think you mean JPEG compression not encryption.
great video, i understand what it means now
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.
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)
Thank you Michael i appreciate for your help take care your self we need all good people here and everywhere
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Michael, the little girl pictures were so beautiful! what lense did you use???
Thanks for the video! You know, you look a lot like Josh Brolin.
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!….
Very clear and concise. If Michael was an image histogram then he would have perfect exposure!
OMG! Thanks for explaining that! thanks so much!