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HDR content is pretty damn mainstream and uses 10 bits per channel for 30-bit color. Some variants can do 12 bits per channel, but I believe this isn't often us
by rocqua 3y ago
HDR content is pretty damn mainstream and uses 10 bits per channel for 30-bit color. Some variants can do 12 bits per channel, but I believe this isn't often used.
Moreover, this content often comes with dynamic tone mapping to allow access to many more colors in a movie, whilst remaining limited to 30-bit color per frame (or usually, per scene)
- Tade0 3y ago> Some variants can do 12 bits per channel, but I believe this isn't often used. Dolby Vision has 12bit colour channels, but it's reportedly not such great a leap as going from 8bit to HDR. iPhones(12 onward) apparently support this standard, so anyone with such a device can see for themselves.
- rocqua 3y agoDolby vision can use 12 bit channels, and they are proud of it, but it also has a 10 bit channel mode, and that is used essentially everywhere.