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Old 09-26-2021, 03:09 AM   #1
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Disney Dolby Vision = ≠ vs HDR ?

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Dolby Vision is not a grading system, it's a metadata system. The HDR content itself has been graded from shot to shot, scene to scene, just like any other piece of content which would be digitally graded. Once the grade is finalled it's fed into an automated system which analyses the image and creates the metadata, both static and dynamic. With DV they can manually adjust the metadata (unlike 10+) when looking at whatever trim pass e.g. 100-nit 709 SDR to ensure that the mapped version looks as it should, but this is NOT adjusting the grading of the finalled HDR master at source, merely how it's being interpreted by the metadata when set to a certain trim pass.
The source is still being graded in Dolby Vision.

https://www.dolby.com/technologies/dolby-vision/
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