What is HDR10+ on my Samsung smartphone?
HDR10+ is the most advanced version of HDR10, a technology that enhances the colours and contrast of the media you view. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and uses intelligent data analysis to upgrade how content appears on your device.
The Galaxy S10 range was the first to support mobile HDR10+, but it's now available on a range of devices. Watch a movie and see it exactly as the director intended, with dynamic tone and contrast adjustments that fine tune the settings for each scene.
HDR10+ also makes the most of the cameras, allowing you to play back your videos and photos with true-to-life colours and incredible detail.
HDR10+ is currently available on the following Galaxy devices:
- S21 series
- Note20 series
- S20 series
- S10 Lite
- Note10 series
- S10 series
Please note: HDR10+ only works on non-60fps modes. if the HDR10+ video option is greyed out, your rear camera is set to the UHD (60FPS) 3840 X 2160 resolution. Change your rear camera to any resolution without 60fps to unlock the HDR10+ option
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