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How to remove Histogragh spikes

 
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Jul 30, 2005 06:35 |  #1

Its very hot and bright during the day, I cant seem to get my historgram level. What ever I do I seem to have a spike somewhere. I have had them in the middle which I thought was weird. How to get rid of the middle spike.


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Jul 30, 2005 06:50 |  #2

If by "Spike" you mean a slopped area witht he peak in the middle, then there's no reason to worrie about it. All it means is that most of the colours in that image are in the nuetral area's....that's a good thing. If on the otherhand you mean indavidual lines throught the middle with big gaps in between...well then there's some sort of problem....I'm just not sure why you would get something like that....sorry.

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Jul 30, 2005 23:59 |  #3

This article should help.
http://www.luminous-landscape.com …standing-histograms.shtml (external link)


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