- Google introduced the Ultra HDR format in Android 14 Beta 2.
- On non-HDR screens, you’ll see regular SDR images.
- Google Photos is the first app to support Ultra HDR.
In May, Google unveiled the Ultra HDR format in Android 14 Beta 2, designed to work seamlessly with 10-bit HDR images and standard JPEGs. This ensures that on non-HDR screens, you’ll see regular SDR images, but when viewed on an HDR-enabled display, colors and contrast will really stand out.
Google Photos is the pioneer in supporting Google‘s Ultra HDR format, with indications of this support found in version 6.51.0.561138754. Other third-party apps will also be able to leverage this feature with Android 14.
It’s a cool feature because it lets you maximize your new phone’s display and camera for high-quality photos in JPEG format. You can easily share these photos using Google Photos links, and they’ll still be viewable on regular screens, although not as impressive as on HDR displays.
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