The abbreviation HDR (sometimes seen as HDRI) stands for high dynamic range (imaging or imager) and refers to the capture or generation of digital images with a high dynamic range. Images captured using conventional means, on the contrary, are designated as LDR, or low dynamic range.

•Dynamic range

•Logarithmic HDR sensor

•Functionality of the uEye HDR sensor (NSC0806)

•Kneepoint HDR sensors

•Log mode sensors

•Interleave HDR sensors

More information on the different HDR methods like kneepoint HDR, interleave HDR and Log mode can be found in our TechTip "3 ways to an HDR image".

For more information on uEye cameras with logarithmic HDR sensor, see chapter UI-112x/UI-512x application notes.