Who Framed Roger Rabbit 4K UHD (1988)

[Adam4Rizzel]

Originally Posted by nick4Knight

So what you're saying is your bias reveals why you'd want to push a narrative that HDR10 is inferior in all instances? Cool. Gotcha.

Most of us use DTM of HDR10 content and it's some of the best discs on the format. I would say out of the top 20 grades on 4K UHD there is 15 that are 'standard' HDR base. It's what your TV does to it that also factors.

Here’s a question: Why would studios pay licensing fees to Dolby if HDR10 offered the same amenities? Why would there be a development of HDR10+ if HDR10 was superior? Dynamic metadata contains more metadata overall than static metadata.

Go get a roll of 24 or 36 exposure film and put it on the scanner. You can dial in one set of exposure settings, one set of color settings, and one set of contrast settings for the whole roll and scan every frame with the same settings or you can go in and individually fine tune each frame with its own settings. That’s the difference between HDR10 and Dolby Vision.

My bias is towards releases, on disc, with Dolby and HDR10+ presentations, when such film has been graded for that format. I wish they would include DV on this disc. The DV grade, on this disc, would be the definitive version.