Posts Tagged ‘histogram’

A Chrome Extension for Looking Up the Histogram of Any Online Photograph

A Chrome Extension for Looking Up the Histogram of Any Online Photograph imagehistogram

A couple of weeks ago we featured a Google Chrome extension for overlaying “rule of thirds” lines over any online photograph. Now we have a different tool for examining other photographer’s photographs: Image Histogram.

Created by developer/photographer Nick Burlett, it’s a Chrome Extension that can quickly bring up the histogram of any online photograph.
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The Histograms: A Diagnostic Take on Robert Frank’s “The Americans”

The Histograms: A Diagnostic Take on Robert Franks The Americans americans mini

We live in an analytical time, where most of the information we receive — be it about the stock market or the presidency — comes in way of charts, graphs, and other visual representations of hard (or sometimes soft) data. And it’s this dependency on analysis that Sherwin Tibayan’s diagnostic take on Robert Frank’s “The Americans” — the second “The Americans” spin off we’ve seen in two weeks — focuses on.
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How to Read and Use Image Histograms

Here’s a great video lesson by Greg Cazillo on understanding and using image histograms to improve your photography.

(via Fstoppers)