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Turn HDR On or Off in the Camera App auf Oppo
HDR (High Dynamic Range) takes several shots of the same scene at different exposure levels and merges them into one photo. The camera software blends the bright and dark areas so that shadows keep detail and highlights do not get washed out.
This works well for backlit scenes, landscapes with bright sky, or rooms with mixed lighting. In low light or when subjects are moving, HDR can slow down the shot and cause blur, since multiple frames need to be captured and combined.
If your photos look unnatural, too flat, or slightly ghosted around moving objects, disabling HDR usually fixes it. If shadows are too dark or the sky is overexposed, turning it back on helps balance the image.
To change the setting, open Tap on Camera ➔ Tap on HDR ➔ Enable or disable HDR. The Camera app applies the change immediately, so you can compare a shot with HDR on and one with it off in the same lighting.
Some camera modes, such as Night mode or certain filters, may override the manual HDR setting automatically. If the option seems unresponsive, switch back to the standard photo mode first.