Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 33: Histograms

[cii1072]

Excellent as usual.  You are gifted.

[structure7]

My mind is blown by how long it took me to find such a great explanation for beginners to understand the fundamentals! Thank you!

[syphon000]

this is the most helpful youtube channel on photography period!

awesome job sir

[magnusjeppesen]

You are the best :)

[anshulkamboj]

dude u r great teacher...cant believe u not chargeing

[pcsiva]

great teaching skills! please replace my photography teacher!

[ant0ni0g0mes]

Thanks Mark!

Helped a lot!

[N3kr0manc3r]

Mark, that was by far the best explanation of how to use histograms. I still have one question - do we need to care about histograms if we are shooting in raw?

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[flippe555]

wow, very well explained, thanks!

[Oskar900318]

You are so pedagogical, thank you!!

[bloodangelusn]

@Oskar900318 An andragogical approach is great but consider the learning level of the average person and you'll know why a pedagogical approach is ideal :)

[Jamaicangurl81]

you're a good teacher... :)

[vertusmatjaz]

@Jamaicangurl81

not just good!

The best !!!

[MarkA15]

So that's the reason for using a grey card? To see if it lies correctly under grey to ensure that everything else is correctly exposed?

[zed45609]

I understand that you can use a gray card to get your exposure right. But in practice wouldn't zooming in on the gray card, setting your exposure, and then zooming back out to take a picture of the subject result in an overexposed shot?  Doesn't zooming in and out affect your exposure? I find this confusing. Thanks

[phirepix]

@zed45609

I'm sure Mark will get to this in time. To answer your question, yes it will if you are using a cheaper lens. Alot of time refered to as a kit lens, meaning the lens you got with the camera. Look at the front of the lens, if you see i.e. 1.4-5.6 your aperture will shift and change your exposure. If your really into photography get yourself a good nonshift lens, meaning the aperture stays constant the hole range of your lens. Not to drop names, but Sigma makes some nice lenses.

[bahista21]

wow! i've been searching all over youtube about this topic and none of them answered what i'm looking for until now,....thanks Mark!.......I still can't believe you're doing this for free!

[December70Child]

As below. Another priceless lesson in easy to understand jargon. Cheers Mark

[IMPnD]

This Is Awesome Marck!!

[paoloscotto]

thanks!

[desmondlaugh]

great vid mark one of the best yet

[alanchan75]

complex theory simplified as usual, thanks mark!

[kauxkaux]

absolutely great vid! Thanks

[TaurusPresents]

Very good learning vid!!!

[seragasebonwe]

i see...thank, what about RGB?

[TheDigitalG]

great video Mark thank you!

[bryceandrewquinn]

Mark you are are the man!!

[G3Paintball]

@emado90 guy? lol

[emado90]

@G3Paintball sorry for the Misspelled