Surely, this sounds familiar: You take a picture and either your face comes out too dark, or if you come out brightly lit, the background immediately turns white. HDR is particularly effective in "difficult" situations like a sunset, a photograph against the light, or even a selfie with the sea in the background.
Therefore, a photo or video in HDR will be of higher quality and the details, colours, and shadows will be sharper. HDR is the ability to capture or display images and videos with much more colour and brightness information. Traditionally applied to photographs, but as we shall see, HDR is present on the iPhone when taking photos, recording video and even in the quality of the screen. The acronym HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. What does HDR on the iPhone mean and what is it?
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