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I might be missing something here but the article spends quite a bit discussing the HDR gain map. Why is this relevant to the depth maps? Can you skip the HDR g
by kccqzy 1y ago
I might be missing something here but the article spends quite a bit discussing the HDR gain map. Why is this relevant to the depth maps? Can you skip the HDR gain map related processing but retain the depth maps?
FWIW I personally hate the display of HDR on iPhones (they make the screen brightness higher than the maximum user-specified brightness) and in my own pictures I try to strip HDR gain maps. I still remember the time when HDR meant taking three photos and then stitching them together while removing all underexposed and overexposed parts; the resulting image doesn't carry any information about its HDR-ness.
- jasongill 1y agoI thought the same about the article and assumed I had just missed something - it seemed to have a nice overview of the depth maps but then covered mostly the gain maps and some different file formats. Good article, just a bit of a meandering thread
- twoodfin 1y agoNote you can turn off the display-enhanced HDR in Photos settings.
- kccqzy 1y agoThat only does it in the Photos app. What about online in WebViews? What about third party apps like Instagram? The only surefire way of turning it off everywhere is low power mode.