britonk
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Can anyone explain to me why the histogram displayed on my D50 just after taking a shot is completely different to that displayed in Photoshop?
I have been learning how to use the histogram to ensure shots are exposed properly (to ensure there are no under-exposed low-lights or overexposed highlights) but when I have got exposure right according to my D50s histogram then load the exact same pic into Photoshop it displays a completely different histogram.
Is this to do with colour space and perhaps caused because I am not shooting RAW?
Thanks,
Brian
I have been learning how to use the histogram to ensure shots are exposed properly (to ensure there are no under-exposed low-lights or overexposed highlights) but when I have got exposure right according to my D50s histogram then load the exact same pic into Photoshop it displays a completely different histogram.
Is this to do with colour space and perhaps caused because I am not shooting RAW?
Thanks,
Brian