It's HDR or it's nothing now. I had to upgrade my shitty projector to a HDR one otherwise pretty much any dark show is unviewable. The show that was the final straw was the last season of Silo, I couldn't see basically anything in the last few episodes.
Just got an OLED tv this weekend, and it really is a night and day difference in darker scenes. What was really surprising was the almost blinding brightness of any white light (bulb) in the scene
Is that a bad thing? Almost every screen produced in the last 10 years has HDR now, I don't think we should hold them back with colors adjusted for crt tvs.
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ThePantser@sh.itjust.works · 14 pts · 321d
It's HDR or it's nothing now. I had to upgrade my shitty projector to a HDR one otherwise pretty much any dark show is unviewable. The show that was the final straw was the last season of Silo, I couldn't see basically anything in the last few episodes.
EfficientEffigy@lemmy.world · 12 pts · 321d
Wait I have an HDR TV and also couldn't see shit from Silo
Cort@lemmy.world · 9 pts · 321d
Just got an OLED tv this weekend, and it really is a night and day difference in darker scenes. What was really surprising was the almost blinding brightness of any white light (bulb) in the scene
bali10050@lemmy.world · -6 pts · 321d
Is that a bad thing? Almost every screen produced in the last 10 years has HDR now, I don't think we should hold them back with colors adjusted for crt tvs.