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GZZ · 26th January 2022, 12:40

My compared image, taken with Iphone 12pro, real life view.

TV: LG B6 OLED (2016 4k model)
Lensflare is visible as its daylight in the room and close to a window.

Its from the start of Indiana Jones UHD, uncompressed video where only the DV is converted from Profile 7 to Profile 8 in order to work on Apple TV.

HDR10: https://ibb.co/cx3Lw2C
DV: https://ibb.co/fSVCZpx

HDR10: https://ibb.co/GtjWr77
DV: https://ibb.co/s9VLh1G

I see much better control of britgtness on the DV on both image. Its clear how Static (HDR10) vs. Dynamic (DV) data can adapt to a single image.

I dont see what you talked about on brightness, might be the way Sony uses the DV data.

26th January 2022, 12:40	#19403 \| Link
GZZ Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 581	My compared image, taken with Iphone 12pro, real life view. TV: LG B6 OLED (2016 4k model) Lensflare is visible as its daylight in the room and close to a window. Its from the start of Indiana Jones UHD, uncompressed video where only the DV is converted from Profile 7 to Profile 8 in order to work on Apple TV. HDR10: https://ibb.co/cx3Lw2C DV: https://ibb.co/fSVCZpx HDR10: https://ibb.co/GtjWr77 DV: https://ibb.co/s9VLh1G I see much better control of britgtness on the DV on both image. Its clear how Static (HDR10) vs. Dynamic (DV) data can adapt to a single image. I dont see what you talked about on brightness, might be the way Sony uses the DV data.