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A histogram is a way of showing a distribution. In this example, the histogram is showing the distribution of tone across a spatial digital image. The higher the value represents a darker tone, which indicates that the image is underdeveloped. The lower value represents a lighter tone, which indicates that the image is overdeveloped. A photographer has tools to control the amount of light entering the lens, so the histogram gives important information about the potential for a well balanced photo.
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