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At a minimum we should start from something captured close the reality, and then get creative from that point.. SDR is like black-and-white movies (not quite, b
by empiricus 1y ago
At a minimum we should start from something captured close the reality, and then get creative from that point..
SDR is like black-and-white movies (not quite, but close). We can get creative with it, but can we just see the original natural look?
HDR (and the wider color space associated) has a fighting chance to look real, but looking real seems far away from what movie makers are doing.
- jiggawatts 1y agoI have a Nikon Z8, which can capture 60 fps 8K footage with (roughly speaking) the equivalent of 1000-nit HDR. The video data rate is something absurd, measured in many gigabits. If you look at the raw footage on an OLED HDR monitor, it's like looking out of a window! You get a feeling that you could just reach out and touch the objects behind the panel. I've seen a few modern HDR productions that have the same "realism aesthetic" and I rather liked it. I've also enjoyed HDR used as a "special effect" with gleaming highlights everywhere. Both styles have their place.
- nottorp 1y agoBut the "special effect" should come with a warning label. Tbh so should the excessive messing with colours that's in fashion these days.