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Use cases
Seven kinds of footage where HDR headroom actually shows up, and what to expect for each.
- Short-form social clipsShorts, Reels, and TikTok are already under 60 seconds, so nothing needs trimming first.
- Product videoGlass, metal, and glossy packaging hold highlight detail instead of blowing out to white.
- Real estate walkthroughsWindow light and the room stay visible at the same time.
- Drone footageWide sky and reflective water are exactly where HDR headroom shows up most.
- Wedding videoGolden-hour and candlelit footage keeps the highlight detail SDR throws away.
- Automotive listingsPaint reflections and chrome hold their shape instead of clipping to white.
- Gaming clipsFor SDR-mode captures and older recordings, not a substitute for native HDR capture.
Questions people ask
What if my kind of footage is not listed?
The question is the same regardless of subject: does the frame contain light above diffuse white? A window, a flame, a reflection, a sky. If it does, conversion helps; if the whole frame is evenly lit, it will not, whatever the footage is of.
Can I convert footage from more than one of these?
Yes, each clip is independent and priced separately. The pages are organised by subject because what to shoot for and where the result will play differ, not because the conversion itself changes.
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