YouTube Will Join Netflix And Amazon With Support For HDR Video
- 8 years ago
YouTube will be joining Netflix and Amazon with support for HDR video, the company announced this week at CES 2016.
The news was briefly mentioned during an onstage conversation about 360-degree video taking place between Robert Kyncl, YouTube's Chief Business Officer, GoPro CEO Nick Woodman, and VRSE CEO Chris Milk.
Along with the news of a partnership between GoPro and YouTube focused on bringing more 360-degree content to YouTube's platform, Kyncl also casually mentioned that YouTube would soon support HDR video as well.
The idea with HDR is to improve video image quality by expanding the contrast ratio and color palette to offer a more realistic, and natural image.
The news was briefly mentioned during an onstage conversation about 360-degree video taking place between Robert Kyncl, YouTube's Chief Business Officer, GoPro CEO Nick Woodman, and VRSE CEO Chris Milk.
Along with the news of a partnership between GoPro and YouTube focused on bringing more 360-degree content to YouTube's platform, Kyncl also casually mentioned that YouTube would soon support HDR video as well.
The idea with HDR is to improve video image quality by expanding the contrast ratio and color palette to offer a more realistic, and natural image.