So HDR is completely just measurable brightness, regardless of color, being far enough apart from black. AS for the video player outputting 10-bit, I guess if that's true, it doesn't make sense to me ...

HDR (High Dynamic Range) is the big buzzword in TVs right now, with vendors adding support for HDR content and pasting the acronym all over their packaging and advertising. But the fact is, a TV’s ...

HDR, or high dynamic range, has become one of the biggest selling points for display manufacturers. Just like in photography, HDR aims to recreate images that are more like what our eyes would ...

My dissertation research focuses on the Color Gamut Volume of High Dynamic Range (HDR) displays. Recently, HDR displays have gained popularity due to their improved ability in showing images/videos.

In our recent coverage of the PS4 Pro and Xbox One S, we’ve noted how the use of a high-dynamic range (HDR) color gamut has a striking effect on the apparent visual quality of a game (or a compatible ...

4K UHD (2160p resolution) is no longer the big news in TV land. HDR (High Dynamic Range) has supplanted it in the conversation. Why? It’s not lack of detail, insufficient pixels, or 1080p resolution ...

In several of my past posts, I’ve referred to Wide Color Gamut (WCG) and indicated that you can’t talk about HDR without also talking about WCG. It’s time for us to discuss that in more detail. As ...

During its press conference at last week's E3, Microsoft announced the Xbox One S, a 4K-compatible version of its Xbox One console with an additional selling point: the inclusion of high dynamic range ...

High dynamic range (HDR) tech can boost brightness and color on your PC monitor to stunning effect. You may even have support for it and not know it! Here's everything you need to know about HDR in ...

Unified Color Technologies has launched HDR Expose, software for creating and editing high dynamic range images. HDR Expose, which replaces the company’s HDR PhotoStudio package, offers all the ...

At this year's CES, what did many of the most exciting PC monitors we saw have in common? Support for high-dynamic range (HDR) color encoding. You may have heard of it. Maybe you even spotted it on ...