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Originally Posted by Geoff D
Not if you set it to the Super High setting. If I put it on Medium or Low then it claws back way more highlight detail on a >4000 nit monster like The Meg than my 'regular' settings would do. But for something that's been mastered to hit 1000 or 1500 nits peak then yes, the Optimiser makes zero difference as I toggle it on or off.
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I set my backlight to reach about 600/700 nits on my x900e to avoid blooming and brightness fluctuations in the black bars caused by local dimming. In a situation like mine the HDR optimizer could be helpful, I guess. Still I'm happy with my Sony X800 performance, so I don't think I will get it