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Hello,

I am a new GFX 50s owner/user, and I have noted that, while the manual tells one how to initiate the histogram, it makes no mention of the RGB type that is alluded to be available.  Therefore, how does one go about turning this feature on?

Thank you in advance.

 

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Does this help Ron? Page 170 in the manual.

 

Page 94 Color Space.

 

So I think the answer lies with which Color Space is set up on the GFX.

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Hi Stephen,

Thank you for the reply to my old post, but I'm not sure what question you are responding to? My original post, entered just after receiving the GFX, related to making the RGB histogram visible onscreen.  And, of course, I have long since figured that out.

Ron

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Hi Stephen,

Thank you for the reply to my old post, but I'm not sure what question you are responding to? My original post, entered just after receiving the GFX, related to making the RGB histogram visible onscreen.  And, of course, I have long since figured that out.

Ron

 

Sorry misunderstood what your question was. I read it as wanting to know the RGB type.

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