Shooting with the Histogram

By Ben Long · Issue: July/August 2011 (V8N4)

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Tired of trying to fix exposure problems after the fact? Let your camera’s built-in histogram teach you how to spot—and fix—blown highlights, weak contrast, and dark photos as you shoot.

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1 Reply to Shooting with the Histogram:

Calvin
August 23, 2011 at 2:27 pm

I did not receive the July/August copy of the Elements Magazine. I don’t know why. So this article was very helpful.

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