Shooting video on an Android phone has come a long way over the years after lagging far behind the iPhone, and one of the main reasons is improved software. Not to mention larger image sensors play a huge role, but as resolutions increased, so did color and composition.
That's what makes HDR (High Dynamic Range) video more compelling. Instead of dull, hazy, and muted footage, you get something that looks...well, dynamic. Chances are, the Android phone you're holding right now lets you record video in HDR, and here's how to get it done.
