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> the human eye is sensitive to a wider dynamic range But our brains are also good at adapting for lower dynamic range images. We have no trouble recognizing a
by red75prime 3y ago
> the human eye is sensitive to a wider dynamic range
But our brains are also good at adapting for lower dynamic range images. We have no trouble recognizing a smudge of white with the same luminosity as a white wall as a sun glint, despite the real sun glint being thousand times more luminous.
I had trouble noticing that an HDR video is playing as SDR (due to player or browser limitations). Yes, something feels a bit off, but it's not that pronounced until you play the same video in HDR. Then the contrast (hehe) makes you see the difference clearly.
- timrichard 3y ago> I had trouble noticing that an HDR video is playing as SDR (due to player or browser limitations). Not my experience at all. Maybe it depends on the content (as I previously said), but I discovered my Raspberry Pi firmware didn't support HDR yet because the reds were washed out. It looked plain wrong.