The Histogram in Lightroom and Photoshop for Photographers 

The histogram is easily one of the most useful tools in Lightroom ad Photoshop, as well as in the field. This graph provides protective “bumpers” to help guide you to the perfect exposure.
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Chapters:
0:00​ - What is the Histogram?
1:08​ - What Will You Learn in this Histogram Tutorial?
1:45​ - Download Your Practice Files for the Histogram Tutorial
3:42​ - What is the Difference Between Passive and Active Tonal Protection?
6:22​ - How do You Interpret the Histogram Graph?
9:24​ - How to Interpret the Histogram on an Image
11:40​ - What is Clipped Detail?
18:25​ - What are The Limits of Recovering Clipped Detail?
19:49​ - Why the In-Camera Histogram is Not Accurate
22:10​ - How to Evaluate Color in the Histogram?
24:18​ - What is the Difference Between Lightness and Brightness?
25:52​ - The Myth of a “Perfect” Histogram
28:27​ - Get the Free Course: The Digital Darkroom Foundations
29:43​ - Summary: What Do You Know About the Histogram in Lightroom & Photoshop?
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