Anytime, yes!
I may have jumped the gun. Read below to understand HDR
EDIT:
What is HDR?
HDR stands for high dynamic range meaning a high contrast between the lightest and darkest parts of an image.
On smartphone screens that means pumping up the brightness on the parts of an image that are meant to be bright, while keeping dark colours dim.
There are 2 forms of HDR for smartphones,
Visually HDR10 and Dolby Vision.
Dolby Vision is the best as it has a higher peak brightness of 10,000 nits and greater colour depth of 12 Bits compared to HDR10 which has 4,000 nits brightness and 10Bits colour. So as the figures suggest Dolby Vision is the best!
Which phones support HDR?
Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Google's entire pixel lineup, LG and Sony phones.
What kinda HDR phone do you need ?
Big screen is a must and looking at the biggest one, IPhone Xs Max is the biggest with OnePlus phones behind by a small margin (when they start supporting HDR)
What services support HDR ?
YouTube, Netflix, Amazon and Itunes support it but not entirely only a selection of it look for the HDR tag in the video/content descreption.
What do I need for HDR to work?
A supported device, HDR content and a super fast and big bounty of internet data.
What is this HDR stub @Carl is talking about?
This is a tie-up with an app developing company where a stub "link to google play app" will be added, this is required to be kept as "uninstallable" as that is what the developer demands. "Business" comes into play here.
but hey! if it improves your experience, its okay. isn't it? well that question is the purpose of this thread.
and you have something of your own,
Opinion! thats what
@Carl wants from you!
right
@Carl ? its okay, you wont reply
These were my 2 cents, that I gathered from the internet reading and trying to understand. I may be wrong, don't hesitates to correct me.
I love the part where you said "Transparent"
Never Settle.
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