Maybe he should get some lessons from his daughter or get her to proof read his posts or better yet, write them for him.
May 9, 2023
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see, viewing my jpegs in FRV they are clipped quite a bit. but on the camera they show no clipping at all. so i disagree that sony cameras are using the jpeg for the histogram and zebras. but the funny thing is the blinkies do clip reviewing on the camera but the RGB histogram is not.
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Jpeg or raw or other used for Histogram
lets also be realistic here. i had to use a jewelers loupe to see the end of the histogram then and shot the image with a macro lens.
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Clear clipping here.
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In Y, G, and B.
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oh no its not Jim look at the image at 100% 😁
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look at the image at 100%
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Clipping.
Don't you see the difference between red (no clipping) and Y, G, and B curves? -
The G and B channels touch the right edge - that means clipping (after applying WB obviously). There would have been to clipping had there been no touching, as in the R channel.
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I think my next Lensrentals article will be about how to read histograms.
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you havent answered this one yet
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everyones eyesight fading 4x microscope objective 😁
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With a 4x microscope objective 🤣
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its really accurate though isnt it. compared to the FRV program. look how far out the jpeg is by comparison.
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Donald and Alf win - nobody else knows anything ..,..
... must be time to lock this benighted thread, IMNSHO
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wait till i narrow it down to 10 pixels . i have my gear set up and the microscope objective. i will nail it its only a matter of the light 😁
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Smashed it out the park.
Luminance from main menu.
