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Yes! I came specifically to post "yeah but... dynamic range". As someone heavily into video production and imaging in general, we're still a long way from captu
by mrandish 2y ago
Yes! I came specifically to post "yeah but... dynamic range". As someone heavily into video production and imaging in general, we're still a long way from capturing the overall fidelity of the human visual system. The current state of what high-end consumer gear delivers to end users in HDR and WCG (wide color gamut) is still quite disappointing compared to the marketing claims and technical specs.
It requires a surprising amount of expertise, effort and money to assemble, calibrate and feed content to a high-end home theater sufficient to correctly deliver even the (currently modest) full capabilities of 4k HDR10+ / DolbyVi$ion. And the home theater content ecosystem is still a mess of mixed, partial implementation of supposed standards.
Implementation of HDR/WCG for web media is currently even less evolved. Despite many newer, high-end laptop, computer and phone screens having decent capabilities, inconsistent file formats, browsers, drivers and OS implementations seem far away from this "just working" for end users.