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HISTOGRAM MODE

The histogram provides a graph that indicates the total

number of pixels at each brightness level, with brightness-

es going from black on the left to white on the right. It is a

valuable tool for evaluating captures. A well-exposed shot

usually has a full range of levels, while under- and overex-

posed shots tend to show levels concentrated at the left

or right part of the scale, respectively. The histogram is

only an indicator that should be interpreted – there are

several situations in which a ‘bad’ histogram will match

an exposure that could be perfect for the intended eﬀect

(and vice-versa). Look at the histogram examples and the

explanations below:

UNDEREXPOSURE

A histogram display that is con-

centrated on the left with few

pixels elsewhere indicates a likely

underexposure. Many details will

be lost in the shadows.

EVEN EXPOSURE

A histogram display that is spread

across the full range indicates a

likely good exposure. There may

still be a few pixels at the ex-

tremes, indicating a few spectral

highlights and saturated shad-

ows, but this is often normal in a

good exposure.

OVEREXPOSURE

A histogram display that is con-

centrated on the right with few

pixels elsewhere indicates a likely

overexposure. Many details will

be lost in the highlights.

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BROWSING

In Browse mode use the front scroll wheel (or left or

right arrows on the navigator button) to browse the

captures in the current folder.

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FULL DETAILS MODE

In full-details mode, you

can read a complete list of

camera settings, plus see

the histogram and, in the

background, a darkened

preview of the image. The

camera-setting details are

stored with the image, so

you can refer to them us-

ing Phocus even after you have loaded the image to your

computer and stored it in your archive.

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FULL-SCREEN MODE

In full-screen mode, you

can browse your images

at standard preview reso-

lution without any dis-

tracting data surrounding

them.

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ZOOMING IN AND OUT

In Browse mode use the True Focus and AE-L buttons or the

Zoom in (

) / out (

) button to see various levels of detail in

your images.

Zoom out to preview thumbnails, sized to ﬁt nine images

on the display at the same time. This provides an over-

view of your work so far and helps to ﬁnd speciﬁc shots.

Selection of speciﬁc images, highlighted by a blue frame,

is made by the navigation button. Selections are then en-

larged by zoom-in.

When zoomed in, you can select the area of interest by

using the front and back scroll wheels or the navigation

button. A smaller inserted overview of the capture at 100%

displays the position of the enlarged area with a blue

frame. While zoomed in, navigate the blue frame to view

other areas of interest for checking.

Standard Preview

Zoomed

9-Thumbnail view

ZOOM IN

ZOOM OUT

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