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Originally Posted by Warner306
That makes no sense. I've never heard of a display that uses a target nits that low, let alone an actual HDR display.
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? Like I said anything higher than 125 for target peak nits makes the image too dark (obviously in SDR mode), and I'm fully aware what "target HDR nits" does.
Even though I have a HDR display at 1,000 nits, I am comparing the new HDR to SDR algo tone mapping, VS HDR Pass through.
Oddly enough, the SDR peak brightness of the set is:
SDR Real Scene Peak Brightness
: 489 cd/m2
SDR Peak 2% Window
: 1116 cd/m2
SDR Peak 10% Window
: 1332 cd/m2
SDR Peak 25% Window
: 723 cd/m2
SDR Peak 50% Window
: 528 cd/m2
SDR Peak 100% Window
: 532 cd/m2
SDR Sustained 2% Window
: 296 cd/m2
SDR Sustained 10% Window
: 644 cd/m2
SDR Sustained 25% Window
: 522 cd/m2
SDR Sustained 50% Window
: 538 cd/m2
SDR Sustained 100% Window
: 530 cd/m2
But thanks for your response.
K