how does hdr affect older sources?

[chickflickdick]

like 16/35mm film or movies recorded on sdcam/hdcam and so fourth.

Can you get hdr out of older sources or is it something that has to be recorded specifically with hdr in mind.

is hdr going to be the new dnr for older releases?

[Opips3]

Originally Posted by chickflickdick

like 16/35mm film or movies recorded on sdcam/hdcam and so fourth.

Can you get hdr out of older sources or is it something that has to be recorded specifically with hdr in mind.

is hdr going to be the new dnr for older releases?

HDR master 0.05 nit - 4,000 nit

LCD can 500 nit - 1,500 nit It's not enough to deep blackish. It's good white brighter for lighting, electricity and diamond shiny ocean..and sunshine etc..

OLED 0.05 nit - 900 nit perfect for horror movie and night black pitch etc...

i don't know that's all

[CuriousGamer]

Originally Posted by chickflickdick

like 16/35mm film or movies recorded on sdcam/hdcam and so fourth.

Can you get hdr out of older sources or is it something that has to be recorded specifically with hdr in mind.

is hdr going to be the new dnr for older releases?

Older digital is highly unlikely that HDR would make a difference without post-processing.

Film on the other hand could get use out of HDR and the wider colour gamut of UHD. Film records more information than digital since it doesn't do anything with it. What will make a difference is the film stock that was used, where the source they used to make the new digital master has come from, etc.
Even some modern movies are shot on film, the recent Star Wars and Mission Impossible are two of the biggest examples.

[DJJez]

HDR adds more grain to film thats for sure! nearly all the older title 4k discs i have increased grain compared to the blu rays

[eddievanhalen]

Originally Posted by DJJez

HDR adds more grain to film thats for sure! nearly all the older title 4k discs i have increased grain compared to the blu rays

I don't think so. Independence Day looks grainy on the remastered BD abd looks even grainier on the remastered UHD Blu ray but I think that's because it's presenting the source more faithfully.

[Opips3]

There all television are craps!!


Should you buy reel film projector on home theatre??

$40,000!!