HDR

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. It’s a technology used in photography and video to capture and display a wider range of light and color than standard methods.

Here’s what HDR does:

It helps your camera capture details in both very bright and very dark areas of a scene.

When taking a photo, the camera quickly takes multiple shots at different exposure levels (some brighter, some darker) and combines them into one balanced image.

The result is a picture with better detail in shadows and highlights, making it look more natural and closer to what the human eye sees.

In videos and displays, HDR also means showing richer colors and higher contrast, so scenes look more vibrant and lifelike.

Overall, HDR improves image quality by enhancing contrast and color depth, especially in challenging lighting conditions like sunsets or backlit scenes.