HDR Technology Has Been Added By YouTube For Making Videos More Vibrant

YouTube videos have now become more realistic and lively due to the use of HDR (High dynamic range) Technology. This technology allows the inclusion of a greater variety of color ranges. The ranges of brightness levels have also been increased. As this increases the contrast levels of the images, the appeal of the videos have gone up. But the effect of the images cannot be seen on the normal screens. Only screens which support these high level images can be used to see these superior quality videos. If a normal screen is used for watching these videos, they look somewhat peculiar.

Share These Videos Too

These high class videos can also be shared with your online friends. Some streaming formats have been developed such as Amazon Video and Netflix which support the sharing of the HDR videos. Certain game consoles too support this image technology such as Xbox One S. This can now create a better video watching experience among the YouTube users. The effect can be understood if seen. You cannot just visualize simply by hearing or reading about it. Make arrangement of a HDR screen to feel the experience.

Corresponding Updated Support Required At All Levels

The latest televisions that have come into the market of the 4K versions are supportive of the latest technology. You can get the feeling that you are really seeing the flow of the shining waves in eater and the stars show the natural glow which was otherwise absent in the older televisions. If you are watching the images through company monitors, you may not easily find a screen that may be HDR compliant. For the creation and the editing of the recorded HDR images, cameras need to be HDR compliant along with the updated editing software. Many companies are now updating their software for being HDR supportive.

Temporarily Catering To The Normal Users

You Tube has decided for an alternative for viewers without a HDR supportive screen. They will upload the Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) version of the clip. This will be seen by people who are not having the upgraded screen. This may cause some changes in the images such as shift from the original shade of the color. This may render the appearance of the clips peculiar. The Google owned service is trying to find out ways through which better looking images can be streamed for HDR non-compliant screens which will not have any color distortion.