Jean-Francois OKane Photographe et Conférencier Montréal » colorbalancecoach http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com The man behind TheStudioCoach 514-645-8255 Tue, 27 Jul 2010 15:05:23 +0000 en hourly 1 ColorBalanceCoach in the news http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/canada/553-colorbalancecoach-in-the-news.html http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/canada/553-colorbalancecoach-in-the-news.html#comments Tue, 02 Feb 2010 16:21:21 +0000 jfokane http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/?p=553 The ColorBalanceCoach in the news....

The ColorBalanceCoach in the news....

Top article in PhotoLife as the “Cool Gadget” of the month the ColorBalanceCoach makes waves. Read all about it by following this link.

Digg This  Reddit This  Stumble Now!  Buzz This  Vote on DZone  Share on Facebook  Bookmark this on Delicious  Kick It on DotNetKicks.com  Shout it  Share on LinkedIn  Bookmark this on Technorati  Post on Twitter  Google Buzz (aka. Google Reader)  
]]> http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/canada/553-colorbalancecoach-in-the-news.html/feed 0 Why do I get only three peaks on my histogram? http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/color-balance-coach/21-why-do-i-get-only-tree-peaks-on-my-histogram.html http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/color-balance-coach/21-why-do-i-get-only-tree-peaks-on-my-histogram.html#comments Thu, 06 Dec 2007 00:30:00 +0000 TheStudioCoach http://thestudiocoach.wordpress.com/2007/12/05/why-do-i-get-only-tree-peaks-on-my-histogram/ One regular question about the color balance coach target is: why do I get only trree peaks on my histogram?
as you can see on the left side of the hand-drawn graphics that the target is used facing the camera instead of facing the light. When you do so the difference of the light from one side to the other of each white patch changes until it reaches the amount of the next patch so you have a kind of one ongoing fading patch. As you can see now on the graphic on the second side on the right-hand side you have four peaks when the target is facing the main light remember the object of the color balance coach target is to measure the highlight to be sure that we do not get an over exposure of the light and the only way he to make this sure is to measure the highlight side with the target. So in the center of the drying you see the two side-by-side drawings one representing the target facing the camera and the other one representing the target facing the main light giving the proper exposure.
Enjoy your target and keep you posted with all your question how will answer them personally.
Jean François O’Kane,
TheStudioCoach.com

Digg This  Reddit This  Stumble Now!  Buzz This  Vote on DZone  Share on Facebook  Bookmark this on Delicious  Kick It on DotNetKicks.com  Shout it  Share on LinkedIn  Bookmark this on Technorati  Post on Twitter  Google Buzz (aka. Google Reader)  
]]> http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/color-balance-coach/21-why-do-i-get-only-tree-peaks-on-my-histogram.html/feed 0 How to read the photographic histogram? http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/colorbalance/10-how-to-read-the-photographic-histogram.html http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/colorbalance/10-how-to-read-the-photographic-histogram.html#comments Tue, 05 Dec 2006 21:27:00 +0000 TheStudioCoach http://thestudiocoach.wordpress.com/2006/12/05/how-to-read-the-photographic-histogram/ How to read the photographic histogram?
watch this video to learn about the histogram.

Digg This  Reddit This  Stumble Now!  Buzz This  Vote on DZone  Share on Facebook  Bookmark this on Delicious  Kick It on DotNetKicks.com  Shout it  Share on LinkedIn  Bookmark this on Technorati  Post on Twitter  Google Buzz (aka. Google Reader)  
]]> http://www.jeanfrancoisokane.com/colorbalance/10-how-to-read-the-photographic-histogram.html/feed 0