HDR
Dynamic range expansion
HDR stands for high dynamic range, a technology in photography and video that captures more detail in both bright and dark areas of an image than conventional methods allow.
HDR displays can show deeper blacks and brighter highlights: The new TV supports HDR.
In photography, HDR often involves merging multiple exposures: I shot it in HDR mode. (Lowercase hdr appears in informal contexts.)
Assigning marks to work
Taking varied exposure shots
- highlightsNotable moments emphasized
- shadowsDark areas from blocked light
- luminanceLight per unit area
- gammaGreek alphabet's third
RAW · photorealism · post-processing · alignment · merge · radiance · luminosity
Lice before hatching
grading
Assigning marks to work
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
- streamingReal-time digital delivery
- NetflixSubscription streaming service
YouTube · gaming · mastering · delivery · HDMI · UHD · 4K · cinema
bracketing
Taking varied exposure shots
- highlightsNotable moments emphasized
- shadowsDark areas from blocked light
- luminanceLight per unit area
gamma · RAW · photorealism · post-processing · alignment · merge · radiance · luminosity
nits
Lice before hatching
tripod
Stabilizing support structure
- ghostingAbruptly ceasing all communication
- AuroraName from Latin dawn
- landscapeVisible features of terrain
interior · real-estate · sunset · architectural · nightscape
- camera modesauto mode, manual mode, portrait mode, landscape mode, night mode
- image editingPhotoshop, GIMP, Canva, Snapseed, Figma
- videovideo, AVI, clip, footage, film
- graphicsvector, shapes, 3D graphics, raster, symbols
- photographycamera, photo, flash, lens, shooting
- editingediting, cut, copy, paste, delete
- HDR photosExtended-range captured images
- HDR modeExpanded tonal capture setting
- HDR displayScreen with expanded luminance range