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representation of the light and dark pixels in your photo.

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It's the representation, in a visual form, of the dark and the light pixels in your photo

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The left side of the histogram shows the shadow, the middle of the histogram shows the midtones and the right side shows the highlights.

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A histogram is a representation of light and dark pixels in your photo.

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The left side represents the shadows, the middle represents the midtones, and the right represents the highlights. The closer to the left, the darker the pixels, and the closer to the right, the brighter the pixels.

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A Bell-Shaped histogram few shadows and highlights but a lot of midtones.

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First you have to find the mood you wish to capture in the photo. If the histogram is on the left mostly, than your image is underexposed. If it's mostly on the right side, than it's overexposed. If it's centered than you have no contrast in your photo.

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The left side of the graph represents the blacks or shadows,the middle section is mid-tones and  the right side represents the highlights or bright areas. The higher the peaks more pixels in that tone

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a representation of light and dark pixls

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A histogram is a visual representation of the light and dark pixels in your photos

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left side is shadows middle is midtones right is highlights

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A representation of light and dark pixels in a photo.

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Low - Key Histogram: A low- key image is an image with alot of shadow and very few highlights.

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The left side of the graph represents shadows, the middle represents midtones, and the right represents highlights.
The closer to the left the pixels are the darker they are, the closer to the right they are the lighter they are.

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high key histogram there is plenty of highlights and little shadows

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A visual representation of the light and dark pixels in a photo

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The left side shows the shadows, the middle shows the midtones, and the right shows the highlights.

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If the image shows mostly the left side of the image, it is underexposed. If it shows most of the center, there is no contrast in the photo, and if it shows most of the right, it is overexposed.

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A histogram is a visual representation  of the light and dark pixels in an image.

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The left side of the graph is shadows, the middle is the midtones, and the right is represents highlights.

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A Bell-Shaped Histogram has few shadows, few highlights, and a lot of mid-tones. No dark shadows and no bright highlights.

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First, think about the mood you want to capture. then check the histogram to see how the image turned out. Is the graph pressed on the left side? Your image is underexposed. Is the graph pressed on the right side? Your image is overexposed.

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A bell shaped histogram has little shadows, little highlights and a lot of midtones.

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In a High-Contrast histogram there are almost no midtones and is either very bright and very dark.
Most of the spikes are in the extremities.

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If the histogram shows mostly to the left the image is underexposed, If it's in the center there is no contrast in the photo. If it's mostly to the right it is overexposed.

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If the graph is mostly to the left the picture is underexposed. If it's mostly in the center there is not enough contrast. If the graph is mostly to the right it is overexposed.
Try to have maximum coverage from left to right on your histogram, and don’t worry about the shape.

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A graph that represents the light (highlights), dark (shadows), and midtone pixels contained in an image.

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Low key histogram: a low key image is an image with a lot of shadow and very little highlights.

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A histogram shows the light and dark pixels in an image.

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On the left, the dark pixels are graphed, midtone pixels are shown in the middle, and the highlights are on the right side of the graph.

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The left side of the graph represents the shadows while the right side of the graph represents the highlights. In the center there's the midtones. The closer the pixels are to the left, the darker the picture and the closer the pixels to the right, the brighter the picture.

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If the histogram is mostly to the left the image is underexposed, if it is in the middle there is no contrast in the image, and if it is to the right of the histogram then the image is overexposed.

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Left side: Shows shadows
Middle: midtones
Right: Shows highlights

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With the pixels pushed almost all the way to the left, the picture appears dark with very few highlights. That is called a low-key histogram. The image has a lot of shadows and therefore there is very little information on the right side of the graph.

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A low-contast image contains no highlights or shadows, resulting in a very soft-looking image. All pixels are in the middle as a result.

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A low key histogram represents a picture with lots of shadow and very little highlights.

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A visual representation of the light and dark pixels in your picture

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A visual repersentation of the light and dark pixels in a photo

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First you have to evaluate how you want your picture and then check the histogram to see if is according with what you wish.
A darker photo must show a graph more to the left.
A brighter photo must be more to the right.
But if you're dealing with common photos you must take care with what the histogram shows:A histogram that is skewed to the right would indicate a picture that is a bit overexposed because most of the color data is on the lighter side, while a histogram with the curve on the left shows a picture that is underexposed.

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The first step to fix an image is to chose its mood. If the graph is pushed all the way to the left, your image is underexposed. If the graph is pushed all the way to the right, the image is overexposed.

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If the histogram is to the left that means the imge is underexposed, if its in the middle there is no contrast and if its in the right the image is overexposed.

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The left side : repersents shadows
The middle : repersents the midtones
The right side : repersents the high light

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Think about the mood you wish to have in an image. It will change depending on the type of histogram (to the left, it's dark, to the right means it's light, etc). See if there is any clipping, which is what you most likely will like to avoid most. Depending on which side is heavier, change the image accordingly.

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A bell shaped histogram has little shadows and little highlights but a lot of midtons

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A histogram is a visual repersentation of the light and dark pixels in a photo.

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A histogram is th light and dark pixels you see in a photo

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Left side= represents shadow
Middle=represents midtones
Right Side=represents high light

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The left side of the histogram represents the showdows, the middle represents the midtones, and the right side represents the high light.

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A visual representationof light and dark and light pixels

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A bell shaped histogram shows lots of midtone and not much of the other

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left side shadows middle midtones and right side highlights

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The left of the image= underexposed
Middle of the image= no contrast
Right of the image=overexposed

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you make sure your exposer is even and that you dont have to much clipping  which would make your picture over exposed

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Low-Key histogram is pushed to the left side of the histogram because of all of the low lights and there are not any high lights.

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bell-shaped histogram has a few shadows a few midtones and a lot of highlights.

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You have to think about the mood you mood that you want. You also want to make sure that your exposer is even and you dont want to do to much clipping.

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A graph that shows the light and darker parts of your photo

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A graph that shows the light and darker parts of your photo

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Garrett Russell

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Dont use LCD if your image is pressed on the left side it is underexposed and if its pressed on the right side it is overexposed and if it is mostley in the middle it has no contrast

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A histogram represents a visual representation of the light and dark pixels in your photo.

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a histogram is a representaion of light and dark pixel

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The left side represents shadows, the middle represents the midtones, and the right side represents the highlights.

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The right side represents highlights the middle represents the midtones and the left side represents shadows.

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High-key Histogram is either very dark or very bright. It illistrates the lack of of information in the midtones,and almost no spikes in the middle part and everything is pushed to the sides.

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The left side represents the darker pixels and the left side represents the light pixels

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The left side represents the darker pixels and the left side represents the light pixels

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Garrett Russell

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Low-key histogram: A low-key histogram has lots of shadow and very few highlights. So the histogram would be pushed to the left

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You have to think about the mood that you want, and make sure that the exposure is even. You also dont use LCD if your image is pressed to the left, and make sure your dont use to much clipping.

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First, you think about the mood you want your image to be in msake sure your image isnt under exsposed oor over exposed make sure its even. Dont rely on your LCD preveiw. You want to try and avoid clipping.

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A low key histogram has a bunch of darker pixels

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A low key histogram has a bunch of darker pixels

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Garrett Russell

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If your photo has too many dark or light pixels adjust your photo so the histogram is more centered

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If your photo has too many dark or light pixels adjust your photo so the histogram is more centered

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Garrett Russell

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A histogram is a visual representation of light and dark pixels in your picture.

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The left side is for the shadows, the middle part is for the midtones, and the right side is for the highlights.

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High-key Histogram: This type is the exact opposite of a low key histogram. It has very little shadows and a lot of highlights.

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a Histogram is a graph that shows the shades of light in an image

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you read from left to right, left being the darkest part and right being bthe lightest part

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a low key histogram is pushed to the left and has a lot more darker pixles in it

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Left to Right. The left side is darker and the right side is lighter.

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pierce edinger: if your photo has too many of either dark or light pixels adjust the photo so the histogram is more centered

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pierce edinger: if your photo has too many of either dark or light pixels adjust the photo so the histogram is more centered

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A low-key histogram is an image with more shadows then highlights

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Make the histigram centered