Welcome to our Photoshop in 60 Seconds series, in which you can learn a Photoshop skill, feature, or technique in just a minute!
Photoshop in 60 Seconds: Histograms
So what are Histograms? In Photoshop, Histograms are those graphs that are visible behind the Levels and Curves Adjustments. We've all seen them, but what do they mean?
Take just a minute and find out in the video below!
How to Use Histograms in Adobe Photoshop
You may have seen the Histogram panel in Photoshop before, but what is this graph?
In the Curves and Levels Adjustment windows, that's exactly what that graph is. A chart of the tonal range of the image.
In the Histogram panel, the chart is further broken down by color intensities for each Color Channel.
Want to see this in action? Check out the video above to see this lesson at work!
A Bit More Detail
Want to learn more about Adobe Photoshop's vast tools and settings? Check out these tutorials below:
Adobe PhotoshopThe A to Z of Adobe Photoshop
Adobe PhotoshopMaster Adjustment Layers in Adobe Photoshop
Adobe PhotoshopPhotoshop in 60 Seconds: What Are Artboards?
Adobe PhotoshopHow to Use Color Look-Up Tables
60 Seconds?!
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