>>106145699 (OP)HDR is actually fantastic but implementation is spotty and monitors with great HDR reproduction are rare.
Same with photography actually. I've got thousands of raw photo files and recently I've been converting some of them to .AVIF to take advantage of the HDR DCI-P3 color space. When done right, on the right photos, on a screen that is capable of reproducing HDR accurately, it's night and day. Swiping between a .jpeg and a .avif of the same base image is insane, the jpeg looks like a washed out gray piece of shit by comparison. .AVIF contains so much more color and light information and recreates the 'real life' feeling of a photo in ways that prints or SDR photography can't ever approach.
But retards push back against stuff like this as a gimmick (until it's standardized and retard-proofed) because of poor adoption and implementation. In about 5-10 years it'll be incredible. Picrel visualizes the extra stops in hdr as blue/teal/violet, this would just be flat white in a standard JPG but in HDR it contains extended color and gamut information.