Better Light 7 Manuel D’Utilisation

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against the left (zero) side of the histogram, the image 
is probably underexposed, and will be dark. Likewise, 
if a significant portion of the image data is above the 
desired value for highlight detail, the image is prob-
ably overexposed, and will be bright. Data concen-
trated near both ends of the histogram implies a high-
contrast image, with little midtone, while a histogram 
with a narrow spread of data indicates a low-contrast 
image.
 
Whenever the spot meter is active, an indicator 
in the histogram display shows the position of 
the data value for the spot being read relative to 
the overall histogram; this feature can quickly 
relate specific areas of the image to specific 
regions in the histogram.
Static Spot Meter Location Readings
Whenever a spot meter location is saved, a set of 
circles in the preview image marks the location, and 
a color coded line in the histogram display marks the 
relative data value for this location. The circles are 
static and will remain in the same locations for sub-
sequent prescans, until the meter is cleared. However, 
the color coded lines in the histogram will move to 
reflect any changes in data value for each marked loca-
tion. 
 
The data values for the marked spot meter loca-
tions are displayed in the Color 
and Tone tab 
panels. The RGB values for each spot meter 
marker are listed next to their respective colored 
circle.
Histogram of an underexposed scene.
Histogram of an overexposed scene.
Histogram of a high contrast scene.
Histogram of a low contrast scene.