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This is the first time I’ve seen HDR used to refer to wider color spaces and not extended brightness and contrast ratios.
by jug 1y ago
This is the first time I’ve seen HDR used to refer to wider color spaces and not extended brightness and contrast ratios.
- ProgramMax 1y agoYeah. I mentioned this elsewhere but repeating here: I designed the article to be accessible and understandable for the average person. So I took some liberties like showing only HDR primaries and not deep diving into HDR transfer functions. People understand the primaries intuitively. But you are right that a wide color image could also use those same primaries without being HDR. My goal was to be as truthful as possible while still being digestible at a glance. In the article, I linked to Chris Lilley's post which explains it more thoroughly for the technical people.
- account42 1y agoDon't forget increased bit depths. You need all of these for a full HDR experience.