Word
hdr
Phoneticshdr
Definition
n. Stands for High Dynamic Range. A technology for screens and cameras that makes colors look more realistic and shows more detail in very bright or dark areas.
n. Abbreviation for High Dynamic Range. A technique used in imaging and photography to reproduce a greater range of luminosity than standard digital imaging, preserving detail in both highlights and shadows.
Examples
“This new television supports HDR for better picture quality.”
“When taking photos of a sunset, using HDR helps you see the details in the dark trees and the bright sky at the same time.”
“The implementation of HDR in modern gaming monitors allows for peak brightness levels that significantly enhance the contrast ratio, creating a more immersive visual experience for the user.”
Examples
simple
“This new television supports HDR for better picture quality.”
contextual
“When taking photos of a sunset, using HDR helps you see the details in the dark trees and the bright sky at the same time.”
complex
“The implementation of HDR in modern gaming monitors allows for peak brightness levels that significantly enhance the contrast ratio, creating a more immersive visual experience for the user.”
Usage
Often used as a modifier before another noun, such as 'HDR video' or 'HDR photography'.
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