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“If you calibrate the HDR screen to be as dim as the LDR screen they’ll look the same” isn’t a great argument.
by pixel_fcker 6y ago
“If you calibrate the HDR screen to be as dim as the LDR screen they’ll look the same” isn’t a great argument.
- sillysaurusx 6y agoSo turn up the brightness of the LDR screen to match the HDR screen. The brightness isn't why HDR is HDR. I didn't say to turn down the brightness of the HDR screen. I said the brightness per area must match. Using maximum brightness often harms color reproducibility too, by the way. So if you believe brighter = better, don't.
- pixel_fcker 6y agoNo the dynamic range and wider color gamut is. Your argument is that 10-bit sRGB doesn’t give you anything over 8-bit sRGB, which I don’t agree with but it’s reasonable. But that’s not what HDR is. 8bpc is definitely not enough to represent HDR Rec.2020 or DCI-P3 without significant banding.