Microsoft has confirmed a new issue impacting devices running Windows 11, version 21H2, where apps using Win32 APIs to render colors on some high dynamic range (HDR) displays may not work as expected.

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. VESA has just announced a major update to its High-Performance Monitor and Display Compliance Test Specification (DisplayHDR), which launched the display ...

Today, Unified Color Technology announced the 3rd iteration of their HDR processing software and I had some time with it to check out the new features. The update improves upon the overall workflow ...

So HDR is completely just measurable brightness, regardless of color, being far enough apart from black. AS for the video player outputting 10-bit, I guess if that's true, it doesn't make sense to me ...

In several of my past posts, I’ve referred to Wide Color Gamut (WCG) and indicated that you can’t talk about HDR without also talking about WCG. It’s time for us to discuss that in more detail. As ...

Windows now offers better high-dynamic-range (HDR) display and wide color gamut (WCG) support. Just before we start, you need to have an HDR-capable display or TV which can show a wider range of ...

High Dynamic Range: the pinnacle of pristine display formatting. Unless you’re using a PC, of course. Whether you’re on a low-end Windows laptop or own an RTX 5090-powered desktop, HDR continues to ...

Experience the ultimate in next-generation video quality with this extreme 12K HDR showcase, mastered in ULTRA HD at a flawless 240 frames per second. Enhanced with Dolby Vision™, this test video is ...

HDR, or high dynamic range, has become one of the biggest selling points for display manufacturers. Just like in photography, HDR aims to recreate images that are more like what our eyes would ...

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Windows 11 brings Auto HDR, first introduced on the Xbox Series X|S consoles, to the PC. The feature promises to make older titles look just as bright and vibrant as newer HDR-compatible releases ...