Google’s upcoming Android 14 update will allow smartphones to capture “Ultra HDR” mode, a new format that shoots in JPEG, with more dynamic range than the typical 8-bit limitation saved by the file format.More vivid and better contrast
As long as enough processing power is available, Android 14’s Ultra HDR feature will support the capture of 10-bit high dynamic range (HDR) photos, which preserves more image data and allows shooters to experience more vivid and better contrast than current methods.
“The purpose of this file format is to encode additional information in a single file, along with the imaging technique, to produce optimal HDR interpretations in SDR image files,” Google said. explains as.
Ultra HDR will greatly improve the quality of photos on premium Android devices, bringing a 10-bit HDR experience to the photos users take and share. Google has announced that they will partner with Qualcomm Technologies to bring Ultra HDR support to Snapdragon Mobile by leveraging its advanced 18-bit ISP features. In addition, 10-bit compressed still images will be obtained on supported devices.Qualcomm says it’s already ready
As long as your phone has enough processing power, you will experience Ultra HDR. Qualcomm states that any phone using the latest Snapdragon processor will meet these requirements with an 18-bit image signal processor that already allows capturing high detail in photos.
It should be noted that Android 14 is currently in beta, the final version of the operating system is expected to be released in early autumn.
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