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# allowedDynamicRange(_:)

Returns a new view configured with the specified allowed
dynamic range.

```
@export(implementation) nonisolated func allowedDynamicRange(_ range: Image.DynamicRange?) -> some View
```

## Parameters

`range`

the requested dynamic range, or nil to
restore the default allowed range.

## Return Value

a new view.

## Discussion

The following example enables HDR rendering within a view
hierarchy:

```
MyView().allowedDynamicRange(.high)
```

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