Thanks for the great video! I find that histograms can grossly be misleading, for one if the image was taken at dusk, or night time, then the histogram would lead you to believe that the image is underexposed, when in fact it isn't. I only use the histogram as a guide but I never use it to "nail correct exposure".
Mine does not look like that. Im not sure why you have all those options on the left and I have jack. Also, when I zoom in on my raw photo, a white and black skull shows up. wtf
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Thanks for the great video! I find that histograms can grossly be misleading, for one if the image was taken at dusk, or night time, then the histogram would lead you to believe that the image is underexposed, when in fact it isn't. I only use the histogram as a guide but I never use it to "nail correct exposure".
worth watching several times so well done thank you
Thank you! Excellent demo!
The raw denoise is a great tip. Thanks.
Thanks. The raw denoise tip is awesome.
very well explained! Thanks for this useful video
Very helpful!
Seems odd to boost exposure by two stops and then use the digital ND filter to bring it back down again...
Mine does not look like that. Im not sure why you have all those options on the left and I have jack. Also, when I zoom in on my raw photo, a white and black skull shows up. wtf