Okay time to show my ignorance...
I was playing around shooting some flower pictures in D70 RAW on my back porch Saturday. When I brought them into the PSCS2 camera RAW tool I checked the Histogram.
The tool shows Histograms that are super imposed on one another. There is a Red, Blue and Green histogram (along with the black and white).
I know how to set the black point and white point on the "normal" Histogram but I had a problem on this one I don't know how to fix.
All of the Histograms were slightly to the left ( a normal D70 action) but I had what seemed to be Red clipping on the high side (right) of the histogram.
I shot this at several f stop setting (f/22 - f8) and they all show a high end red clipping.
The question (finally!!!) - how do you move a color Histogram (in this case Red) off of the red clipping?
I was playing around shooting some flower pictures in D70 RAW on my back porch Saturday. When I brought them into the PSCS2 camera RAW tool I checked the Histogram.
The tool shows Histograms that are super imposed on one another. There is a Red, Blue and Green histogram (along with the black and white).
I know how to set the black point and white point on the "normal" Histogram but I had a problem on this one I don't know how to fix.
All of the Histograms were slightly to the left ( a normal D70 action) but I had what seemed to be Red clipping on the high side (right) of the histogram.
I shot this at several f stop setting (f/22 - f8) and they all show a high end red clipping.
The question (finally!!!) - how do you move a color Histogram (in this case Red) off of the red clipping?