Just in time for Christmas, Sky has provided viewers equipped with 4k TVs with an early Christmas. It has released a raft of 4k Ultra HD movies in High Dynamic Range (HDR) format. There’s an impressive choice of movies from the outset but I hope Sky will eventually upgrade all remaining HD titles to Ultra HD HDR format.
To many viewers, HDR makes more of a difference than increasing resolution from HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) to Ultra HD (3840 x 2160). With HDR, the brightest whites in an image are much brighter and colours are much more intense and vibrant. Read my full article on my Increase Broadband Speed site:
A 4k HDR Christmas Present from Sky: movies go HDR with Dolby Atmos | Increase Broadband Speed
One of the biggest challenges for viewers is to make sure their Sky Q box and TV are set up correctly for the new service. For help, please visit my updated guide:
Set Up Guide For Sky Q Ultra HD (4k) and HDR | Increase Broadband Speed
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