If you're in the market for a new gaming monitor, there's a high chance that most listings you'll be looking at will have three recognizable letters listed as a feature: HDR. High-dynamic range is a ...

HDR includes improved brightness, contrast, and color to enhance image quality for a realistic viewing experience. HDR formats like HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and HLG vary and support ranges from ...

You know that moment when you take a photo that looks perfect to your eyes, but comes out all wrong on your phone? Maybe the sky is too bright, or your friend’s face is too dark to see. That’s where ...

HDR, or High Dynamic Range, is a technology designed to enhance the quality of an image or video by increasing the contrast between the lightest whites and the darkest blacks. This results in an image ...

Welcome to the vast world of TV acronyms! Let’s look at two very common terms that you will frequently run across when shopping for a new display: UHD and HDR. Yes, these terms both have “HD” in them, ...

In the closing days of 2020, Samsung announced that its new TVs for 2021 — which were introduced a few days later at CES 2021 — will include a technology called HDR10+ Adaptive. If it sounds familiar, ...

Many devices, from televisions to smartphones, tout the ability to display HDR content, but the different formats and names can seem confusing. Here's AppleInsider's guide to what the different HDR ...

High Dynamic Range refers to scenes rendered with brighter highlights, greater shadow detail and a wider range of color for a better looking image. For gaming HDR, in contrast to TV HDR, it means more ...

HDR or High Dynamic Range TVs are being carried by every popular brand's 2021 lineup, such as Samsung, TCL, Sony, and Hisense -- you name it. That said, this tech will possibly be the norm for ...

Hate being blinded by HDR pictures and videos on social media apps? Your Pixel just got a new setting to disable them. Here's how it works.

I compared the HD28HDR to two non-HDR projectors we like, the BenQ HT2050A, and the Epson HC2150. Both are close in price and in many ways close in performance, but with HDR sources the Optoma HD28HDR ...