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> HDR is a pretty new thing. It’s still a child everywhere but TVs and consoles. I'm not sure where does the author draw this conclusion from, but HDR has been
by develatio 3y ago
> HDR is a pretty new thing. It’s still a child everywhere but TVs and consoles.
I'm not sure where does the author draw this conclusion from, but HDR has been around since at least 15 years ago and it's pretty much everywhere at this point: TVs, console, phones, portable gaming devices, laptops, tablet, you name it. On Windows and Mac, iOS, Android, the several OSes for TVs...
- orowith2os 3y agoAnd yet the only place it's completely usable are TVs, consoles, and macOS. Quote the whole thing, not just a snippet. > HDR is a pretty new thing. It’s still a child everywhere but TVs and consoles. macOS is probably the most usable platform in that regard. Windows supports it too, but the experience can be iffy, as well as their automatic SDR -> HDR conversion. Many things have been around for years, but development focus and people actually using those things is a different story.