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# exposure adjustment

The histogram, waveform, and RGB parade scopes can be used to directly alter the _exposure_ and _black level_ of the [_exposure_](../../processing-modules/exposure.md) module.
The histogram, waveform, and RGB parade scopes can be used to directly alter the exposure and black level of the exposure module.

For the histogram, click towards the right-hand side of the histogram and then drag right to increase or drag left to decrease the exposure. In a similar manner you can control the black level by clicking and dragging in the left-hand side.

For horizontal waveform and RGB parade, drag the upper portion of the scope up/down to increase/decrease exposure. Drag the lower portion up/down to increase/decrease the black level.

For vertical waveform and RGB parade scopes, the corresponding regions are to the right (exposure) and left (black level).

You can also scroll in the appropriate area -- rather than dragging -- to adjust exposure and black point. Double-click in the scope to reset the exposure module's parameters to their defaults.
You can also scroll in the appropriate area – rather than dragging – to adjust exposure and black point.

Soft limits are respected in this module but can be overridden with ctrl+shift

Fine tuning can be achieved by adjusting the speed when dragging or scrolling by using the ctrl key for fine tuning. Alternatively, a right-click will pop up a fine-tuning option.

Double-click in the appropriate part of the scope to reset the exposure or black point individually to their defaults.

# histogram profile

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