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Yeah, I got taken in by the 1000 vs 500 nits thing. I was expecting this display to be brighter (which would be great for use in bright environments), but, no,
by dilap 5y ago
Yeah, I got taken in by the 1000 vs 500 nits thing. I was expecting this display to be brighter (which would be great for use in bright environments), but, no, it's the same as my old mb pro. Way faster tho!
- zith 5y agoMe too! Now I wonder, can the NITS unlocked by HDR content be controlled in some way? Can I write an HDR terminal emulator? I want to be able to use neovim outside without issues. I think it would be a fun hack to try.
- dilap 5y agoseems like probably right? i wonder why it's even limited; i'm guessing somehow it can't faithfully represent just "normal" colors at that level of brightness, but can do hightlights per HDR information. which which case something like a terminal emulator seems like that should be fine. (presumably some battery life impact too of course, but hopefully not too bad!) otoh maybe it's something like only a small portion at once of the screen can be mega-bright, in which case the terminal emulator idea isn't going to work out. (though maybe you could super-bright an area around the current line, which would be better than nothing...) (all of the above pure speculation, obviously)