Highlights
The brightest or lightest parts of a photograph. The brightest ares of the subject, represented on a negative by dense deposits of black metallic silver, but reproducing as bright areas on the positive print.
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Techniques Glossary Highlights
The brightest or lightest parts of a photograph.
Minimum Highlights
The idea behind shooting with minimum highlights is to use the few highlights you have to great effect, to pick out a detail, make your subject look mysterious or to change their look altogether.
Highlight Warning
One thing you want to avoid is overexposing highlights so they become so bright, or "clipped", they loose details. To help you avoid this many cameras a highlight warning when you review your images.
The Highlight controls are basically the same. Amount determines how much the highlights are darkened. Tonal width determines how wide of a tonal range is affected.
However, blown highlights do happen in color photography as well, and when properly handled they're entirely acceptable. IMO the thing to watch out for is blown out *areas* -- like the entire sky, large swathes of sunlit area, and so on.
Once you turn on highlight clipping, you may notice that some areas of your image turn into ugly, bright red splotches. These are the areas being clipped.
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-Out-of-focus highlights caused by a mirror lens. mirror lens element at the center of the front glass plate. In turn, the mirror lens reflects the light back through a hole in the concave mirror to a focus on the film.
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Russ Burden offers you some great tips to really bring out the highlights in your images by properly exposing them.
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Highlight Tone Priority
In common with all of the latest generation of EOS SLRs the 5D Mark II sports Canon's new Highlight Tone Priority setting, designed to deliver more highlight range. It's available via C.
Highlights
Highlights are the tones at the higher end of the gray scale, that are as close to white as possible, but still retaining some sense of color (or hue) and detail.
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Highlights The brightest areas of a subject and the corresponding areas in a negative, a print, or a slide.
Highlights
Small, very bright part of image or object. Highlights should generally be pure white, although the term is sometimes used to describe the lightest tones of a picture, which, in that case, may need to contain some detail.
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Highlight details. A telephoto lens can focus on a specific detail of your subject. In addition, it can isolate the subject from a distracting background, making the details even more pronounced.
HIGHLIGHT - The brightest area of a subject or scene.
HIGHLIGHT DETAIL - Details that are visible in areas of an image that are brightest.
Highlights
The brightest areas of the subject or photograph.
Hold-back (shading)
Photo printing method to make parts of a picture lighter than it would normally have been.
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Highlight The bright- and light-tone areas of a subject or scene. Highlights The brightest parts of a photo.
Highlight
Area of subject receiving highest exposure value
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Highlights - The brightest parts of a photo.
Histogram - A graphic representation of the range of tones from dark to light in a photo.
Highlights - parts of the pictures having the greater amount of light
Developer - chemical solution used to convert the latent (invisible) image on film into a visible one
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Highlights
Another major consideration for those shooting digitally is how to handle the highlights. Much like slide film, digital sensors are quite sensitive to light.
Highlight. A very light area in a scene, print, or transparency; a very dense, dark area in a negative. Also called a high value.
Highlight - The brightest values in an image.
Histogram - A bar like graph that shows the distribution of gray tones in an image.
highlight
the lightest or whitest areas of an original copy or reproduction.
highlight density
the density of a halftone negative or positive that ultimately result in the printing of the highlight area.
Highlight Tone Priority
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The Rebel T1i now includes a highlight tone priority (HTP) setting. What this does is to reduce the clipping of bright highlights.
Highlight Recovery
Many PIE applications provide a highlight recovery function that will attempt to recover (reconstruct) any highlights lost to clipping. It requires that at least one channel is not clipped to pure white.
Highlights. The brightest parts of an image containing detail.
Hot shoe. A clip on the top of the camera that attaches a flash unit and provides an electrical link to synchronize the flash with the camera shutter.
Highlights
The bright areas of a subject or scene, often the result of gentle Reflections of lights. Strong reflections are called "Kicks" or "hot spots.
Highlights: Area of an original image or reproduction with the smallest printing dots and/or the least density. On a printed sheet, the area with minimum ink coverage.
The highlights (and shadows) of light
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Blown Highlights
In digital photography terminology, blown highlights are areas of a photo that are so bright they are pure white.
Shadow/Highlight
I like Photoshop's Shadow/Highlight adjustment control, but I generally don't use it for the challenges seen in this article. The biggest reason I prefer Multiply and Screen is control.
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Main article: Clipping (photography)
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Highlights
The Highlights are the whitest part of a picture. Normally, they are a very small percentage of the picture, because it's very easy to lose details in highlights.
Highlight Compression compresses and preserves highlight detail, often sacrificing shadow detail.
Highlight autumn colours in a mono conversion using Photoshop
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highlights captured, shadows lost
shadows captured, highlights lost
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Highlight Priority - this enables highlight recovery but can lead to color shifts in darkened areas of the photo.
Color Priority - this minimizes color shifts but cannot perform highlight recovery.
The Highlight Warning feature is often referred to as the “blinkies' as it shows areas of overexposure by having a black (or in some cameras a color of your choice) blinking warning superimposed on those overexposed areas.
16. Highlights/Shadow smoothness retains the sky's natural highlights and shadows in a landscape image.
The highlights of the hair and background are burnt out but, I think in this instance, it gives quite a pleasing effect.
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The level highlighted with light grey represents the level that is currently selected (any actions will affect the selected level). The opacity indicator at the top of the list allows you to change how opaque or transparent the selected layer will be.
Blown out highlights in fashion photography, underexposed dark alleys, blurry drive by shootings, grossly distorted wide angle landscapes are often enhancing the picture, but we are too afraid to try it.
Seasonal Highlights: Yellowstone can be the coldest place in the continental United States in winter, with temperatures of -30°F not uncommon.
Specular Highlights - This is a reflection from a light source. This usually happens with shiny objects or around the outer edges of images.
Spot Meter - This is a light measuring device which covers a narrow circle of the scene.
Exposed for highlights
Blended image
If you'd like more information on this technique, I highly recommend Photoshop CS Artistry, which has an entire chapter devoted to using it for landscape photography.
Specular highlight
A bright reflection from a light source containing little or no detail. Specular highlight within an image should not be used for Set Whitepoint.
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The highlight of Bodum's Facebook business page is its excellent use of an iFrame to embed the company's online store and interactive catalogue, which is powered by iPaper, onto the Facebook profile.
In this image I highlighted the spacing in the image and how it could be viewed on The Rule of Thirds grid:
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On Web pages, a highlighted bit of text that, when selected, jumps the reader to another location.
hypertext
A method or organizing text that allows it to be accessed in a non-linear fashion.
This article will highlight 5 important facts about shutter speed, which you must understand to take good photographs in a wide range of conditions. Once you understand these concepts, it will be much easier for you to take better photos in future.
2. Adjust for the highlights. We want to move the white marker to the first group of bright pixels. In this case, we move the white marker to the left to a point where we feel the first bright group of pixels start, around the 172 mark: ...
Continuous toneA continuous tone results when a stock photo has not been screened and contains gradient tones from highlight to shadow. The original can be either black and white or colour and contain no dots.
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