HDRDateiformate
HDRDateiformate refers to a class of digital file formats designed to store high dynamic range images, capable of representing luminance levels beyond standard 8-bit-per-channel images. They typically store 32-bit floating point or fixed-point data per color channel and include metadata about color space and tone mapping.
Prominent formats include Radiance HDR (.hdr, .pic) using RGBE encoding; OpenEXR (.exr) from Industrial Light & Magic
Character of formats: OpenEXR is favored in visual effects and animation for deep data and extensive metadata;
In practice, the choice depends on file size, compression, multi-channel support, software pipeline compatibility, and whether