When done properly, HDR improves the image on a video screen in two ways. It creates richer and more dynamic images by increasing the contrast ratio between the lightest and darkest areas of the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Researchers have pushed the boundaries of High Dynamic Range (HDR) video to match our own eyes’ ...

Great news, at least for filmmakers who like the candy-colored, eye-searing effects of HDR photography. The AMP II is a triple-sensor camera which will shoot high dynamic range video in real time. In ...

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Your TV has been letting you down, racing game fans. You’ve been using a color format known as standard RGB, and it’s not quite capable of modeling all the colors the human eye is capable of seeing.

Sure, you love the HDR pictures coming from your point-and-shoot, smartphone or perhaps even your Glass. But what if you want to Hangout in HDR? An enterprising grad student from the University of ...

Smartphones like Samsung's Galaxy Note 8, LG's V30, and even Apple's iPhone 8 and iPhone X are finally getting HDR (High Dynamic Range) video support, which means any HDR content you play on them will ...

High Definition TVs are now being replaced by 4K TVs in our homes - offering four times the number of pixels of HD. Manufacturers have now started adding High Dynamic Range (HDR) on their latest ...