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5. Use the histogram to evaluate the colors in your video. The Mean value Indicates the average
intensity of all pixels in the graph, and the Standard Deviation value indicates the average
percentage by which pixels in the graph vary from the Mean value.
Histogram Description
Underexposed — pixels are concentrated on the left side
of the graph, and the resulting image will appear
unnaturally dark.
Banded — there are sharp changes between the shades of
the selected color. The resulting image will appear to have
sharp transitions between colors instead of smooth
gradients.
High contrast — there are high concentrations of pixels in
the darkest and lightest shades of the selected color with
few pixels in the midtones.
Low contrast — most pixels are concentrated in a limited
range of the selected color The resulting image will
appear faded.
Overexposed or clipped — the lightest shades of the
selected color exist in the video, and the resulting image
will appear unnaturally bright and washed out.
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