I am starting out in this new hobby of photography and I have to say that this is about one of the best channels on youtube that I have come across this far on the ins and outs of photography. Thank you kind Sir for sharing all your knowledge. God bless. You have another subscriber :)
Finally a thorough and pedagogical explanation of how the histogram works. Thanks! A very good series of films overall and I would love to see one the subject of composition if you haven't made one already.
A video on ETTR would be great and please keep on giving us assignments or challenges... it really helps to give me ideas on what to take photos of or what technique to use
Thanks attilio great videos yes ettr great idea I've learned more over the past few months watching your videos than the last year trying to read and understand various magazines. Graham
Please, is there an episode that shows the possibility of moving the exposure in Photoshop or Leitrum as shown in the histogram...... thank you very much
I wish you had posted this a week ago, I have photographed sunsets the past two evenings that were spectacular and I did not expose to the right, because like a fool I was afraid of not being able to recover the colors in the sky. Now that it is to be cloudy for the next several days I will have to wait to try your suggest out.
Hi Attilio. This is a great video - thank you. I think the conversation about ETTR is very important, especially for people shooting on something smaller than a full-frame sensor, where it seems like an almost constant battle to limit introducing noise when recovering details in the shadows. I've only recently begun to realize the benefits of ETTR , without clipping. I'm looking forward to a video that goes further into this subject.
Nice with a little explanation on the histogram. Could be a good idea with an ETTR video, showing how to check and correct for a new shot. Looking forward to the next video and tips for choosing focuspoint doing landscape photography. Thanks for sharing
I have grown to prefer more contrast in my images, which sometimes results in minor clipping. It's not always a bad thing. Thanks, Attillio. I look forward to this assignment!
How does one get such extreme black/white contrasts on some of the 'bad historgram' photos. I honestly love the look of those images but always wondered how you capture these? What camera settings ?
Hi Attilio, thx for the video and explanation. Great to see that “bad” histograms have an amazing result too, but indeed one has to know the basics of the tool before bending the rules. About ETTR, I bet you know already my answer 😀 I missed your poll on Instagram... I guess I follow too many people and miss the important ones.
Hi Attilio! On your Nikon d810, do you use the "flat" or 'neutral' picture profile? I read somewhere that it matters for the accuracy of the histogram!
Thank you again for another greatt video Attilio, this time for a simple view and explanation of what is the histogram. I for me would love to see a video about ettr, and please place it together with a tutorial on how to work it on lightroom. But I would very much like to see a video about composition also. Keep up the great work, you are a great teacher.
Grazie Attilio, come sempre sono molto attento alle tue spiegazioni... L'istogramma è da sempre un mistero per me.... sto studiando, ma ancora non penso di avere capito a fondo la sua complessità... Mi è piaciuta molto la tua spiegazione. cercherò come sempre di mettere in atto i tuoi insegnamenti. Grazie a presto. Mirko
I agree with others - very informative. The part of this video that i really appreciate are the examples you showed with histograms shifted far left or right that looked fantastic. I realize I need to trust my judgement more.....I was torn between what I am "suppose" to do with the histogram in post-processing versus what "effect or look" I want to achieve. I suppose i thought I was processing incorrectly if it wasn't balanced. Thanks for clearing that up.
Hi Attilio: Another great video! My son is just starting his journey in photography so I have sent him your link so he can subscribe. Also, I got the histogram T-Shirt last week and I love it. Can't wait to wear it when we can travel again. Any plans to produce more merchandise such as ball caps? Cheers, Keith
Very useful video, as always!-A bit off topic, but for a proposed black & white shot do you actually shoot in B&W or simply adjust everything in post processing?
I get confused by the ETTR and ETTL techniques that I’ve seen posted by various people. It would be great if you could talk about both and WHY your preference is to the right.. I think that this might help people to consider how their style might be helped by these approaches to exposure.. I am in the early stages of learning and developing a preferred style. I really enjoy what you do with your images and always learn something from your videos , but want to do my “thing”, just not quite sure what this is yet. So yes, please some ETTR would be great, some ETTL to provide a balance would be outstanding. Thanks for your videos, I look forward to seeing what Lake Tahoe has to offer on focus.
So I take it the colors on the histogram show what colors (yellow, cyan, magenta, green, etc.) fall into what range of the exposure (shadows, mid, highlight)? I'm very much enjoying these learning videos. Thank you.
Thanks! Actually the colors represent the color distribution in an image. If you look at black and white histogram, it will not show all those colors...
So you are often over exposing your shots to get the info shifted to the right?just trying to get my head around why if to the left you would create more noise...that confuses me a bit the noise.? Thanks as always
Yes Jane, I slightly over expose to keep move the histogram to the right, I generally do this when I take long exposure photos in low light conditions, so when I bring up the shadows in post, LR is not adding any noise. But I will make a video about this in the future to clarify things...
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I am starting out in this new hobby of photography and I have to say that this is about one of the best channels on youtube that I have come across this far on the ins and outs of photography. Thank you kind Sir for sharing all your knowledge. God bless. You have another subscriber :)
Yes, ETTR video would be terrific! Thank you, Attilio.
Sounds good 👌
Hands down best explanation of the Histogram
thank you Anthony
Finally a thorough and pedagogical explanation of how the histogram works. Thanks!
A very good series of films overall and I would love to see one the subject of composition if you haven't made one already.
Thank you! Composition will come soon...
Yes !! Your videos are great. I am doing every one of your assignments and learning a lot. Thanks !!!!
Thanks Earl!!!
Amazing for an amateur like me,I really appreciate.Thank you.
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Very useful as always ! Grazie Attilio
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Brilliant! Attilio!
thank you!
I've been watching photography video for a few months now, and this is by far my favourite channel. Thank you for the lessons.
Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it! 🙏
Fantastic tutorials. Thank you so much!!! 🌟👏🙌
ThankYou!
Please make a detailed vidoe on ETTR!
Thank You!
Will do!
Your vids are great! I wish I would have had a photography teacher like you when I was in college and high school. Keep it up sir!
Yes, please an episode about ETTR. Grazie mille
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Thank you sir for your unselfish advice !
Thank you!
Well delivered and concise
Thank you 🙏
You are an awesome teacher.
Thank you Allan!
@@AttilioRuffo You are very welcome,
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Valuable information, very helpful.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
A video on ETTR would be great and please keep on giving us assignments or challenges... it really helps to give me ideas on what to take photos of or what technique to use
Sounds good Tessa! ;-)
Just adding my request for a deep dive video on ETTR.
All right Nick!
Great video Atillio. The Histogram is indeed a powerful tool often overlooked!!
Thanks Tim!
Great video. Learned and understood the histogram in a better way. Many thanks. Really enjoying your course.
Thanks Conor!
Good stuff... Keep the videos coming!
Thank you Henry!
Ciao Attilio, thanks very much for your comprehensive explanation, yes I'd like very much a specific video about ETTR. Your video are great as usual!
Sounds good!
waitting to see the ettr learning episode
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Another awesome lesson. I think the ETTR lesson would be great! Thanks for the great content.
Sounds good 👌
Thanks attilio great videos yes ettr great idea I've learned more over the past few months watching your videos than the last year trying to read and understand various magazines. Graham
I am really happy to read this, Graham! 👍
Another great tutorial! You have my vote for a video on ETTR!
Thanks Kathleen! 👌
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I must say it was the best way to explain histogram. Please keep sharing and educating the community.
Thank you 👍
As usual I found the video great so it would be very useful for everybody to get a dedicated video on ETTR
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Please, is there an episode that shows the possibility of moving the exposure in Photoshop or Leitrum as shown in the histogram......
thank you very much
I wish you had posted this a week ago, I have photographed sunsets the past two evenings that were spectacular and I did not expose to the right, because like a fool I was afraid of not being able to recover the colors in the sky. Now that it is to be cloudy for the next several days I will have to wait to try your suggest out.
Let me know how it goes... 👍
Grande maestro
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g.j. - keep it up with ETTR video
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Would to love to see your take on the ETTR technique. Thanks for this video.
Okay!
Hi Attilio. This is a great video - thank you. I think the conversation about ETTR is very important, especially for people shooting on something smaller than a full-frame sensor, where it seems like an almost constant battle to limit introducing noise when recovering details in the shadows. I've only recently begun to realize the benefits of ETTR , without clipping. I'm looking forward to a video that goes further into this subject.
Thank you! Will do 👍
Thanks Attilio this series is awesome lurning so much .... a very happy boy 🤘📸🎥👲🐶🤘
Thanks my friend!
Very interesting and informative time to take more notice of the histogram thanks Attilio.
Thanks dear Julie!
More info on ETTR would definitely be useful. Thanks for another good video Attilio.
Cool! 👌
Nice with a little explanation on the histogram. Could be a good idea with an ETTR video, showing how to check and correct for a new shot. Looking forward to the next video and tips for choosing focuspoint doing landscape photography. Thanks for sharing
Thanks my friend!
Thank you for another great video, please can't wait for the ETTR video.
Thank you 🙏
I have grown to prefer more contrast in my images, which sometimes results in minor clipping. It's not always a bad thing. Thanks, Attillio. I look forward to this assignment!
I don’t mind minor clippings either... sometimes! :-)
Great vídeo. Please do one about ETTR. Thanks
Thanks! Will do...
Top tips on this video attilio thank you! ETTR would be really helpful too!
Thank you 👍
How does one get such extreme black/white contrasts on some of the 'bad historgram' photos. I honestly love the look of those images but always wondered how you capture these? What camera settings ?
Nice information 👍👍👍
Thank you!
@@AttilioRuffo Welcome
Wow amazing
Thanks
Always many thanks for very informative video. Today I decided to start make a summary note of your video to improve my technique.
Thanks 🙏
Great video as always!
thanks!
Very clear again , thank you 👌
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I really appreciate your effort in making these videos, thank you!
thanks!
Very useful, again! By the way, yes I’d like to know more about ETTR!
All right! ;-)
Bravo!
Very important concept presented exceptionally well with those awesome landscapography!!
Thanks Raj!
Yes please do a vlog in the filed on ETTR.
Ok Wendy! :-)
Hi Attilio, thx for the video and explanation. Great to see that “bad” histograms have an amazing result too, but indeed one has to know the basics of the tool before bending the rules.
About ETTR, I bet you know already my answer 😀
I missed your poll on Instagram... I guess I follow too many people and miss the important ones.
Grazie Simone!
Great video!
thank you!
Very nice..as always 👍
Thanks 🙏
Hope you can make video on how to do ETTR.
Will do!
Thanks Attilio, now you keep me very very curious and interested for this and next video. In italiano ...mi sto sfregando le mani 👍
Grazie Carlo! :-)
Hi Attilio! On your Nikon d810, do you use the "flat" or 'neutral' picture profile? I read somewhere that it matters for the accuracy of the histogram!
Neutral...
Thank you again for another greatt video Attilio, this time for a simple view and explanation of what is the histogram. I for me would love to see a video about ettr, and please place it together with a tutorial on how to work it on lightroom.
But I would very much like to see a video about composition also.
Keep up the great work, you are a great teacher.
Thanks a lot my friend!
Very helpful tool, when I started photography I was very intimidated by this tool until I found out what it really was! Great videos my friend
Thank you!
Grazie Attilio, come sempre sono molto attento alle tue spiegazioni... L'istogramma è da sempre un mistero per me.... sto studiando, ma ancora non penso di avere capito a fondo la sua complessità... Mi è piaciuta molto la tua spiegazione. cercherò come sempre di mettere in atto i tuoi insegnamenti.
Grazie a presto.
Mirko
Grazie Mirko!
I agree with others - very informative. The part of this video that i really appreciate are the examples you showed with histograms shifted far left or right that looked fantastic. I realize I need to trust my judgement more.....I was torn between what I am "suppose" to do with the histogram in post-processing versus what "effect or look" I want to achieve. I suppose i thought I was processing incorrectly if it wasn't balanced. Thanks for clearing that up.
I am glad to read this Eileen!
Really liked the stuff on not necessarily going for a “perfect “ histogram. This had puzzled me as I had liked some of my shots clipping to the left.
Thank you Frank!
Qua ci vuole proprio un esempio pratico sul campo!
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Yes, i think it would be nice to have a video on ETTR
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Would be great to see a video on ETTR
Will do! 👌
wow very interesting topics i would like you to do a topic about filters
Will do!
I would love a vid on ETTR!
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Hi Attilio: Another great video! My son is just starting his journey in photography so I have sent him your link so he can subscribe. Also, I got the histogram T-Shirt last week and I love it. Can't wait to wear it when we can travel again. Any plans to produce more merchandise such as ball caps? Cheers, Keith
Thank Keith, I am glad you like the TEE! And yes I am thinking about new gear...
i enjoy your videos 👍 thnks
Thank you 🙏
Yes, I would like to see a video demonstrating ETTR technique.
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Thanks so much
Yes ETTR video and how to edit.
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Good video. Hope you would explain the RGB channels in histogram as well
Thanks! I wanted to keep it simple.. as this is a basic photography course. There will be more chances to go dipper in the future 👍
Yes plz have a video of ETTR
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Did you do the video on ETTR? I'll look. Thanks great video.
Not yet!
@@AttilioRuffo Alright then. Looks like it could be an interesting video.
Hi Attilio. Great video. ETTR mean the photo is over exposed? and is more better to slighty over expose?
Thanks! With ETTR you will have a slightly over exposed image...
Added four (iczemi) image from Niagara, two as is and two processed.
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Hi Attillio, I would like to see a video demonstrating your ETTR technique from a Long Exposure (LE) perspective.
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Yes , please do an ettr video .
Ok Susan! :-)
ETTR video, yes!
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Yes please to ETTR.
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Very useful video, as always!-A bit off topic, but for a proposed black & white shot do you actually shoot in B&W or simply adjust everything in post processing?
thanks...I convert the photo in BW in post!
yes , please make video on ETTR .
Ok 👌
Yes please, make a video of ETTR.
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I get confused by the ETTR and ETTL techniques that I’ve seen posted by various people. It would be great if you could talk about both and WHY your preference is to the right.. I think that this might help people to consider how their style might be helped by these approaches to exposure..
I am in the early stages of learning and developing a preferred style. I really enjoy what you do with your images and always learn something from your videos , but want to do my “thing”, just not quite sure what this is yet.
So yes, please some ETTR would be great, some ETTL to provide a balance would be outstanding.
Thanks for your videos, I look forward to seeing what Lake Tahoe has to offer on focus.
Thanks Andrew, yes I will make that video soon...
I would like to learn about ettr. Thanks for the knowledge of your videos it helps a lot.
Thank you 🙏
So I take it the colors on the histogram show what colors (yellow, cyan, magenta, green, etc.) fall into what range of the exposure (shadows, mid, highlight)? I'm very much enjoying these learning videos. Thank you.
Thanks! Actually the colors represent the color distribution in an image. If you look at black and white histogram, it will not show all those colors...
Waiting for your ETTR tutorial :-)
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Yes, please. Make a video about ETTR.
Sounds good!
Sarebbe interessante il video su ETTR.
Grazie, a presto.....
Arriverà anche quello... ;-)
Hi Attilio, ETTR also depends, I think, on the subject & available light condition. Would love to receive comments from you & fellow followers. Thanks
Sounds good!
ETTR video would be most helpful, thanks
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I also would like a video on ETTR.
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Please, video abaout ETTR!
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Also, make detail videos on how you edit your photos.
One is coming on Monday...
So you are often over exposing your shots to get the info shifted to the right?just trying to get my head around why if to the left you would create more noise...that confuses me a bit the noise.?
Thanks as always
Yes Jane, I slightly over expose to keep move the histogram to the right, I generally do this when I take long exposure photos in low light conditions, so when I bring up the shadows in post, LR is not adding any noise. But I will make a video about this in the future to clarify things...
@@AttilioRuffo this is clearer.thank you!
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ETTR +1
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Nice. I have been enjoying many of your videos. Your approach is clear and easy to follow. How to achieve ETTR would be a great follow up video!
Thank you Walt!
First!!!
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