“what Does HDR mean in referencing what a TV has for inclusions”

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• 'HDR' stands for High Dynamic Range it means the contrast between the brightest whites and the darkest blacks.

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• HDR means High Dynamic Range, refers to a technique to heighten a picture's dynamic range – the contrast between the brightest whites and the darkest blacks.

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• HDR is an abbreviation for High Dynamic Range. It describes the range of the brightness & color fidelity of each color. The greater the dynamic range of a TV, the more difference between bright intense colors (like in an amazing red sunset) and the darkest deepest depths (like a nighttime scene that still shows subtle but distinct colors). It is NOT about differences in blacks and whites (which are described by ratings for Contrast and Black Levels). HDR is a description of color fidelity (range).

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