For now, these only work on OLED iPhones and the mini-LED iPad Pro. There’s actually 2 different ways to force EDR display for stills in the photos app.

To start with, read this if you haven’t:

Hi! Sorry for the month-later reply, but this is something I’ve been doing a lot of sleuthing on for the past few months. Inspecting the exif, the only difference is that iPhone photos are HEIC, 8-bit display P3 Lightroom exports JPEG, 8-bit display P3.ĭoes anyone know why? Is there a way to export my photos in HDR? I was able to get a video from the SAME camera to become HDR in LumaFusion by dragging the levels beyond the original limits. As a result, all my “good camera photos” look flat in comparison. But when I take photos with my mirrorless, process the RAW in Lightroom or photoshop, I just can’t get the whites to be any brighter than the SDR range. On my iPhones display, reflections of the sun get beyond the white level of the UI and is awesome and bright. My iPhone photos have physically brighter highlights. The technique of merging multiple photos in 1 to recover highlight and shadow details.Ī color space that, on supported devices, show higher brightness (nits) range. This can get confusing so let me clarify: HDR can mean 2 things.

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