What is high dynamic range? null

I was told that it gave it more depth and better color rendition than a regular 4k or 2160p. I guess its 2160p on steroids

Hi menotno, HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. For those who aren’t so acquainted with this high-tech shutterbug lingo, dynamic range is basically just the difference between the lightest light and darkest dark you can capture in a photo. ^Rosi

HDR gives the picture higher/better luminance levels. This allows the image to really pop and produce a hyper-realistic image. Really works well for landscape shots, and real-world images/film.

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I was told that it gave it more depth and better color rendition than a regular 4k or 2160p. I guess its 2160p on steroids
Answered by Sonny 9 years ago
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Hi menotno, HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. For those who aren’t so acquainted with this high-tech shutterbug lingo, dynamic range is basically just the difference between the lightest light and darkest dark you can capture in a photo. ^Rosi
Answered by Samsung 9 years ago
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HDR gives the picture higher/better luminance levels. This allows the image to really pop and produce a hyper-realistic image. Really works well for landscape shots, and real-world images/film.
Answered by Colin 8 years ago
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