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How do you compensate for clipping RGB histograms?

Started Jun 2, 2010 | Discussion thread

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abhijitsarkar

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How do you compensate for clipping RGB histograms?

Jun 2, 2010

Hi,

I am confused on how to tame RGB histograms that clip at the ends. Should I deliberately underexpose/overexpose? Should I use exposure compensation keeping the exposure as metered?
What if only one channel clips?
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Abhi

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How do you compensate for clipping RGB histograms?	abhijitsarkar	Jun 2, 2010
Re: How do you compensate for clipping RGB histograms?	DanInSoCal	Jun 3, 2010
Re: How do you compensate for clipping RGB histograms?	Marc de Vries	Jun 5, 2010
Re: How do you compensate for clipping RGB histograms?	Michael Thomas Mitchell	Jun 3, 2010
Re: How do you compensate for clipping RGB histograms?	Onetrack97	Jun 3, 2010
Channel clipping: in the field / in post processing	Anonimo	Jun 3, 2010
I often end up bracketing exposures	abhijitsarkar	Jun 4, 2010

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