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I would love an answer to this
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To accommodate the new HDR feature, the Histogram required a redesign.
The Luminance Histogram is available only in Black and White mode. To use it, you will need to convert your image (temporarily) to BW in the Color edits.
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Can I ask why? A luminance histogram is a pretty key element for editing photos, it seems incredibly ridiculous to have removed it from a professional photo editing program.
Another thing - why did the histogram need to be changed to accommodate the HDR feature even for people not editing in HDR?
So many tools have been buried in new menus, necessitating more taps to access them, who is this for? Because it's certainly not for us editors.
Now just using the histogram takes SEVEN taps.
1. Open menu, 2. Select view options, 3. Select histogram, 4. Tap out of the menu, 5. Tap the edit menu, 6. Tap the color menu, 7. Toggle B&W
How is this an improvement?
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Yes, the lumanance info on the histogram in color mode was very valuable to me. I can toggle B&W but seems like an unnecessary step. Also, the new histogram seems to show the RGB lines across the bottom of the graph even if the value is zero. The old histogram did not show the line at all if the value was zero. It is much harder to tell if things are getting clipped now.
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