Belgian cinema tech developer Barco launched its anticipated HDR By Barco theater projector at CinemaCon in Las Vegas with specially graded trailers from movies such as Parmount’s “Top Gun: Maverick,” ...

HDR is known to provide realistic and natural photographs. Not using this technology correctly can impart a betraying look to an image. This makes people start hating this technology. It is important ...

HDR Expose does a very good job of creating sharp, clean high-dynamic images, though the midtones tend to be contrasty, and the workflow can be clumsy. High-dynamic-range (HDR) imaging is a growing ...

High Dynamic Range, known more colloquially as HDR, promises the best picture quality you'll ever see on a TV (at least until the next big leap). It provides higher contrast, wider dynamic range, ...

The Auto HDR feature that Xbox Series X users have been enjoying since the console’s launch in November is coming to Windows PC gaming, giving about 1,000 games a boost to high dynamic range lighting ...

OMAHA, Neb.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ben Pierce, industry expert in the emerging field of autonomous and connected vehicles, has joined HDR as AV/CV program manager. Based in Columbus, Ohio, Pierce joins HDR ...

I have started to pick up some UHD/HDR Blu-ray disks in anticipation of future hardware upgrades... down the line a bit. Right now my plasma is still doing a great job for me and my old Onkyo receiver ...

Aurora HDR may only be a year old, but that was apparently long enough for the photography software to pick up a few awards and over 600,000 users. Wednesday, Macphun announced a major upgrade with ...

For the first time, 4K TV-owning football fans the nation over will be able to enjoy the biggest game of the year with more detail, better contrast, and more realistic color. Fox Sports has announced ...

Some new OLED iPad Pro models appear to have an issue with HDR content in select shades of blue, according to a review from iMore. The site found that some blue colors cause HDR highlights to blow out ...

The realism, depth and detail of this technology won me over instantly. I just wish everybody else had the software and hardware to appreciate it, too. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to ...