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Human eye information:
https://www.lightillusion.com/uhdtv.html ...the human eye's huge Dynamic Range, which has a dynamic contrast ratio of around 1,000,000:1... ...the human eye's static dynamic range, many agree it is around 10,000:1... The human eye can't adjust the static dynamic range within the dynamic contrast range in 1/60 second (the time for 1 video frame), so exceeding 10,000:1 (with HDR10+ or Dolby Vision) doesn't seem to serve a purpose. Why bother with HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, just use regular HDR10 and dynamically adjust the picture contrast/brightness (and related factors) on the Original Master Video as needed, that way every viewer (on a calibrated HDR TV) sees the desired picture quality. Kirk Bayne |
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