Thanks Clay, I'm sure to you it's quite obvious, can I take it that in fact
there's nothing wrong with the histogram and it's my inability to stretch it
and process it in Photoshop that is the issue.
Ray
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[mailto:Adobe_Photoshop_Techniques@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Clay
Swatzell
Sent: 18 September 2012 22:01
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Subject: RE: [Adobe_Photoshop_Techniques] Historgram
It would be because most of the photo is black.
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Subject: [Adobe_Photoshop_Techniques] Historgram
Hi group, new to this forum, i need a little help understanding the
historgram of my astro image (uploaded into the files section)
the historgram puts all my data to the zero point and appears to be clipping
the data
anyone know why this might be the case
R
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