Merkin, HDR is an acronym for High Dynamic Range. It is the range of luminance that a television screen can render, giving you the depth of contrast between light and dark colors. ^Celina

Hello Merkin, HDR is high dynamic range t is suppose to be the "new standard" for how high quality the video/images are. It mostly brings out the colors and brightens to make them look more dense yet clear

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Merkin, HDR is an acronym for High Dynamic Range. It is the range of luminance that a television screen can render, giving you the depth of contrast between light and dark colors. ^Celina
Answered by Samsung 5 years ago
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Hello Merkin, HDR is high dynamic range t is suppose to be the "new standard" for how high quality the video/images are. It mostly brings out the colors and brightens to make them look more dense yet clear
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