About 3 weeks ago I received a fantastic digital photography question from a lovely gentleman named John, on the blog about the Histogram. It was such a good question that I simply had to respond by writing about it. He asked me this question: “I’ve heard people say that it dangerous to just change the lighting because that moves the whole histogram, and thus you lose the some of the colors. What do you think about that?”

Recently I was asked by a subscriber of mine in New York State as to how he could improve his daylight digital photos to create a more even light across his digital photos. I suggested that in digital photography there were many tools such as a polariser, a Neutral Density Filter and some other fancy tools.