I am making some density and contour plots in Mathematica. These plots have very high peaks which saturate with color and prevent me from seeing differences in the peaks. Is there a way I can tone down the color scale so my peaks are not just white blobs?

Trying other color schemes has not worked out, and playing with the range of color data has not been very useful. Is there some way to have the colors on a log scale???

Here is my code.

ListDensityPlot[photo, PlotLegends -&gt; Automatic, Frame -&gt; {True}, 
FrameLabel -&gt; {"Electron Bunch Energy (MeV)", "Photon Energy (keV)", 
"", "Yield (Photons/Sr e-KeV)" }, LabelStyle -&gt; {15}, 
InterpolationOrder -&gt; 10]




Cheers, Ben


Question: Where do the bodies of the dead Tributes go?
Answer: Well, it is pretty clear overall from the books at least that the bodies in the first hunger games are picked up by hovercraft.  However to more completely answer the question I would point out that Katniss thinks that the bodies of the tributes are revived (which would mean they would have to be retrieved quickly) and converted into the monsters she and Peeta have to face at the end.


  ...My head snaps from side to side as I examine the pack, taking in the various sizes and colors. The small one with the red coat and amber eyes…Foxface! And there, the ashen hair and hazel eyes of the boy from District 9 who died as we struggled for the backpack! And worst of all, the smallest mutt, with dark glossy fur, huge brown eyes and a collar that reads 11 in woven straw. Teeth bared in hatred....


So the mutts are likely the same tissue as existed in the tributes just revived and altered into a wolf.  This is why she can recognize foxface (due to the hair).