2017-05-23, 15:32
Correct. It's simulated HDR to get as close to the meta file. On HDR TVs it looks almost exact. On sdi you will get the max nit brightness but better than nothing. No one can watch UHD clip in sdi. It's bad. The editor send out stripped dull footage and includes metadata that adds contrast brightness color spec bt2020 and hue in TV. The TV does everything. The software acts like a dog dragging it's tail. Blu-ray has levels put into the file.
Like I said it's not perfect but better than nothing at the moment. HDR will never be supported on non HDR displays. This is the only way.
Like I said it's not perfect but better than nothing at the moment. HDR will never be supported on non HDR displays. This is the only way.
