#4K HDR Ultra-Steady video

Now that’s out of the way, let’s dive into our main topic, starting with capturing 4K HDR Ultra-Steady videos. Capturing 4K HDR Ultra-Steady video Smartphones in general may have gotten better at shooting videos, but it seems NOT all are able to shoot 4K footage that’s still stabilized in some way. The OPPO Reno15 Pro 5G is no stranger to that, being able to capture 4K HDR Ultra-Steady videos. So, no matter which camera you use, be it rear, ultrawide, telephoto, or even the selfie camera, all your videos come out in crisp 4K HDR. Just head over to the Camera app, switch to Video mode, and on the upper part of the interface, toggle on the “Ultra Steady” and HDR options. Google introduces Eclipsa Video in Android 17, a new HDR video standard designed to deliver more consistent brightness and colors across different devices. The feature somehow adjusts HDR content based on how bright the display is, so videos can look more natural on smartphones, tablets, and TVs, without all that hassle. It also helps the on-screen text plus interface items stay easier to read while HDR videos are playing, instead of getting washed out. Read more in our articles including "OPPO Reno15 Series 5G: Delivering the Complete Mobile Creator Experience" and "Android 17 introduces Eclipsa Video for better HDR playback".