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34 | TV SETTING MENUS
About the HDR feature
High Dynamic Range (HDR) is a picture feature on your TV that attempts to mimic the way visuals are
perceived in real life by the human eye.
By using this feature, the TV can reproduce greater dynamic range of luminosity by capturing and then
combining several different exposures.
HDR promises better picture quality thanks to brighter, more realistic highlights, more realistic colour and
other improvements.
It delivers the look that the filmmakers intended to achieve, showing the hidden areas of dark shadows and
sunlight with full clarity, colour and detail.
HDR on your TV
HDR is supported in HDMI and USB input sources.
When the TV is displaying HDR media, the information banner (press the INFO button on the remote) will
display ‘HDR’.
NOTE: When watching HDR content, make sure the Menu > TV Settings > General > Other Settings > HDMI-
EDID setting is set to mode 2. This requires an HDR playback-capable external media player and HDR optimised
media content. Use a High-Speed HDMI cable when connecting to an external media player.
High Dynamic Range (HDR)