The HDR automotive image sensor market offers opportunities driven by increased ADAS adoption, advancements in semiconductor ...

The good HDR, not the bad kind. The good HDR, not the bad kind. is a senior reviewer with over a decade of experience writing about consumer tech. She has a special interest in mobile photography and ...

High-resolution, HDR, global shutter and low-light cameras bring industrial-grade imaging performance to Raspberry Pi 5 based ...

Omnivision recently announced the OV50K40, its first smartphone image sensor using the company’s TheiaCel single-exposure high dynamic range (HDR) technology. Claiming a new high-performance bar in ...

Google Messages quietly added Ultra HDR support in RCS chats. Pixel 8 users have reported that they can send Ultra HDR images within Google Messages. While there is no UI indication, the HDR gain map ...

Krystle Vermes is a Boston-based news reporter for Android Police. She is a graduate of the Suffolk University journalism program, and has more than a decade of experience as a writer and editor in ...

Pixelmator Pro now supports editing HDR photos and videos with layer management and color adjustments in its easy-to-use interface. Pixelmator Pro 3.5 has launched with HDR support to import, edit, ...

Capture detail throughout high-contrast scenes by shooting and editing HDR images that will make your drone shots look as natural as the scene appeared to the naked eye. When you purchase through ...

Omnivision’s OV50K40 smartphone image sensor with TheiaCel technology achieves human eye-level high dynamic range (HDR) with a single exposure. Initially introduced in automotive image sensors, ...

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So our phones shoot amazing HDR photos (not to mention a $5000 monitor to view them on), but neither Preview nor Safari will display them. Safari does HDR video, but not images. Which is doubly weird ...