Anonymous
10/9/2025, 5:21:42 PM
No.106838588
>>106833769
Your misunderstanding HDR
HDR doesn't use regular gamma and it's actually up to the display to tone map.
If you have a movie with 10k nits peak but most real scenes are at 500 nits, if you used a display that is only 1000nits capable that doesn't mean the whole movie is dim.
The scenes get tone mapped to the capabilities of the display. So your 500 nit scenes will be displayed at 500 nits as the display is capable but any highlights above 1000 nits will just be limited in brightness.
Your misunderstanding HDR
HDR doesn't use regular gamma and it's actually up to the display to tone map.
If you have a movie with 10k nits peak but most real scenes are at 500 nits, if you used a display that is only 1000nits capable that doesn't mean the whole movie is dim.
The scenes get tone mapped to the capabilities of the display. So your 500 nit scenes will be displayed at 500 nits as the display is capable but any highlights above 1000 nits will just be limited in brightness.