Explained! - How to Read and Use Waveforms 

The best waveform explanation I've seen so far.

I found the quick demonstration at 5:00 to be extremely helpful in understanding how adjusting the curve affects the waveform and the image. Really enjoying the videos in the Explained! series.

Thank you for solidifying the purchase of the G9's waveform and VLog update, my wallet is immensely grateful xD

It was your video that explained histograms to me and now I’ve got a better camera I’m back for waveform explanation; thanks man; you’re a star!! 🙏🏾👌🏽

Your mission has been a massive success for me. I understand clearly and concisely what function waveforms perform and how to utilize them.

Brilliant & comprehensive explanation of wave forms. Coming from photography its good to have this explained for photography. Videographers assume we already know. Just started watching your videos, they’re great! So thanks for posting.

Many thanks. First time ever I have grasped waveforms and they use. Clear and succinct. Well done!

You did a great job by not making it complicated at all as much as it looks . . . ! Hoping to have more content ! Good luck !! 👍

The best explanation I found

Very clear and helpful, specially that bit where you played the video.

Thank you - I have been looking at waveforms for years with no idea, and in 1 minute you helped me understand. Top Job :)

Wow! That was a great explanation. Thank you!

Just seen these, nearly 3 years later, and have to say it's the best explanation of how to read waveforms that I've seen so far. One suggestion for improvement would be to explain that while the horizontal axis aligns exactly to the horizontal axis of the image frame, the vertical axis is a composite of luminance levels from all of the vertical pixels, and does NOT correspond to the position of the pixels virtual image axis. i.e. it's similar to a 90-degree rotated histogram in this respect. So if you have a bright strip at the bottom of the frame, the waveform would still show the bright lines at the top of the waveform representing the "weight" of bright pixels form *any* part of the vertical strip of pixels. This may not be immediately obvious to everyone - at least I had to think about it when I first saw a waveform!

Excellent. The very first video in my education journey about waveforms and you’ve nailed it. Thank you.

Very good video! Super clear and straight to the point. Well done sir 👍

This is extremely helpful! I'd like to see you explain more such concepts!!!!

Nicely explained and very helpful. Thank you for the video!

brilliant simple and quick - excellent video

You explained this very well with some solid examples, thank you my friend!

Excellent explanation. Very clear and also entertaining to watch as well. Thanks so much for posting.

Thank you for this video. 👌🏻 it didn’t made me master but it pushed me 1 step Further to become a master 😬🤟🏻 thank you

Perfect explanation, thank you! Nice cat

Absolutely great explanation!

oh my got i frikin love it so much when asians explain things and make presentations and you r trying so hard to explain soo usefulll thx dudeee!!!

At long last i have understood wave forms. Thanks to the creator of this video

Thanks for this! Immediately understood something I've been wanting to know for so long!

The is the best explanation of waveform I've ever seen.

damn bro, been searching on youtube for hours and this is the first video that can actually explain it so well.. and yeah i’m commenting in 2024

Extremely well explained, thanks v much

2021 who with me? .. btw your explaination is god damn clear!

I love how you grin a little bit whenever mention your cat lol

Clearest explanation I've come across. Good job!

Thank you. It's very clear. Great job.

Very clearly explained. Well done Sir.

your videos are so clear and informative. thank u!

Thanks again, ur helping my uni preparation a lot!

Very Very Good explanation. After watching several other videos on waveforms, it was your video that made me truly understand the scope waveform. Keep up the Good work.

very good explaination. thanks for being real and down to earth.

Very informative video. Thank you.

Excellent explanation

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This was so helpful man! Thanks!

Perfect explanation!

Really well done! Thank you! 🎉

Thanks, very well explained!

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Great explanation!!!

Well explained... Thank you very much mate

Thanks, man. Great job!!

Well done - that's really helpful!!

Brilliant! thank you for the help.

Great explanation

Wow, I am learning so much from watching your videos. I am happy I stumbled upon your page. Thank you.

That was super helpful! I really appreciate this video, thank you!

Thanks, great work!

Well done! Thank you!!

Thank you! Great explanation.

Jezz, all the way til 2020 that I watch this. But very helpful+ love your vibe.

great explanation!

I knew all the but now I understand it and finally get it. Thank You.

Thx very much for your explanatory! You have made it very well!

Thank you for this!!!

Thanks a lot man! Your effort really helped! I subbed! :)

Great explanation!

Yep, well explained, very useful. Thank you! :)

Great video!

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Superb explanation thank u soo much

Really awesome! Helps me a lot

Very good!!!

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Thanks man!

Best Explanation.

Great, Thank you

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Wow! thanks!

excellent!

helpful and nice content

Thankyou for this

Nice video, i dont even have a camera but i enjoy learning from you

Thanks !

Hi, you started really good for the beginner trying to understand wave forms. It got a little techy towards the end. But pretty good overall.

SOooOo CLEAR now..THANK YOU

THANKS !

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Thank you.

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Not Indian and still one the best explainations I've seen

amazing

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Perfect.

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You should do a part2 of this video, explaining how to record video using waveforms, as it varies from camera to camera or the log profile you use; For you, using a C100, the ideal waveform for Canon Log is slightly different than Wide DR, or for the 5D, Landscape picture profile is different than Prolost.