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[Switchblade906]

Ok soooooo this histogram thing is supposed to be in the middle ranges and not in the blacks and whites?

[sparkie1263]

Ok soooooo this histogram thing is supposed to be in the middle ranges and not in the blacks and whites?

Thats right!!! That will tell you if your image is exposed right. If the whits are blown out all that detail is lost. You adjust your histogram by increasing or decreasing your speed. It is better to be more to the left side of the histogram.

Frank

[Peekayoh]

nope, idk what this picture is supposed to do but i know my screen is one of the most accurate since its an apple product and one of the more expensive ones

Hmmm! Interesting POV, It's Apple and it's expensive so it must be accurate?
So what are we talking here, an extended gamut 27" Cinema screen?

In any case your, like Sonynut said, your doggy pictures are undoubtedly blue (BTW nice bitch).
That could mean you have inadvertently embedded an incorrect profile.

[sparkie1263]

Hmmm! Interesting POV, It's Apple and it's expensive so it must be accurate?
So what are we talking here, an extended gamut 27" Cinema screen?

In any case your, like Sonynut said, your doggy pictures are undoubtedly blue (BTW nice bitch).
That could mean you have inadvertently embedded an incorrect profile.

I missed the whole Apple thing. LOL

Frank

[Switchblade906]

In any case your, like Sonynut said, your doggy pictures are undoubtedly blue (BTW nice bitch).
That could mean you have inadvertently embedded an incorrect profile.

How are they blue? i dont get it....they look like the exact colors to real life.

[sparkie1263]

Look at your image and look at mine which looks more like the right colors?

Frank

[Peekayoh]

It may look Ok on your screen but it doesn't necessarily look Ok on others.
You may have an Adobe RGB profile embedded in your images.
When posting to the web it's important to embed an sRGB profile.

[sparkie1263]

It may look Ok on your screen but it doesn't necessarily look Ok on others.
You may have an Adobe RGB profile embedded in your images.
When posting to the web it's important to embed an sRGB profile.

I never do that Pete.

Frank

[Peekayoh]

Not you, Frank, I was answering this post.

How are they blue? i dont get it....they look like the exact colors to real life.

You posted as I was answering.

[sparkie1263]

I tried to set the WB from the sensor on the dog collar because it was gray. He has to see the difference in the side by side.

Frank