User:SH4ever/Temp draft HDR

Images:


 * An image taken with the HDR technique
 * An image stored in an HDR format for display similar to HDR10
 * An image that has a dynamic range which is high

Videos:

Cameras:
 * A video stored in an HDR format for display similar to HDR10
 * A video taken with the HDR technique
 * A video that has a dynamic range which is high


 * A camera that has a dynamic range which is high
 * A camera that can do the HDR technique for either photo capture or video capture
 * A camera that can record photos or videos in an HDR format for display similar to HDR10

Games:


 * A game that can be displayed in an HDR format for display similar to HDR10
 * A game that uses HDR Rendering
 * A game that has a dynamic range which is high

Format:


 * A format for HDR displays
 * A format that is able to store more dynamic range than traditionnal formats

In imaging, High Dynamic Range (HDR) may refer to:


 * HDR (color representation), a way of representing videos (or images) that is related to displays and that allow for a higher luminance, higher dynamic range and wider color gamut than the previous standard color representation (SDR)
 * HDR format, for example HDR10, Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HLG
 * HDR display, a display compatible with an HDR format
 * HDR video, a video recorded in an HDR format
 * HDR image, an image recorded in an HDR compatible format
 * HDR camera, a camera that can capture videos or photos in an HDR format
 * HDR game, a game compatible with HDR display
 * High dynamic range imaging, refers to the capture or the creation of images (or videos) with more dynamic range than usual
 * HDR (capture technique), a photography and videography technique that allow to capture photos (or videos) with an increased dynamic range
 * Computational HDR, a term used for the HDR capture technique when the process is done by computer (computational photography)
 * HDR image, an image that has been captured with the HDR capture technique
 * HDR video, a video that has been captured with the HDR capture technique
 * HDR camera, a camera that can do computational HDR (can capture photos or videos with the HDR capture technique)
 * HDR Rendering
 * HDR game, a game that use HDR rendering
 * High dynamic range format, an image or video format that can save images or videos with a higher dynamic range than the standard 8-bit gamma file format (for example: raw formats, log formats)
 * High dynamic range camera, a camera with a dynamic range higher than usual cameras

Color volume mapping
Color volume mapping is the process of mapping color from one color volume to another. It includes tone mapping (decreasing dynamic range), inverse tone mapping (increasing dynamic range) and gamut mapping. Displays do color mapping when the content's color volume is higher than the display's color volume. HDR formats that use dynamic metadata allow content creators to tell how the mapping is done.