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My take on it is that both have their strengths and weaknesses when dealing with HDR, and have said as much in other threads recently: LCDs can give you great brightness and decent contrast, whereas OLED gives you great contrast and decent brightness, either combo can result in a very satisfactory HDR performance (with more emphasis on LCD's having the right amount of brightness, to be sure). Not to downplay OLED's emissive powers but something I found interesting in the BBC's primer on HLG that Penton provided for us is that they made a clear distinction between contrast and dynamic range as it exists in the world of HDR, that even 'infinite' contrast isn't necessarily the same thing because dynamic range should be measured by what the display can achieve from lowest to highest without significant artefacts.
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