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Apple has gone all in on HDR content from iPhones, which makes them appear bright but also pose a nightmare for embedding on websites. Macs and iPhones render the HDR images with "super whites", which successfully makes them pop, but at the cost of dimming the rest of the screen (you can see a technical example of this in a Github repo or a practical example in the article images for Digital Divinity).

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