Understanding HDR10 and Dolby Vision
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- Khs
- 11 Sep 2021
Wow, very long superb explanation like reading a history of a nation. Even I really don't understand all completely, but at least I knew a little bit about this technology has began until now. Very informative. 4 thumbs up for u, guys! Well done..
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- mxx
- 04 Apr 2021
Informative. Thank you
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- Prodigy
- gDp
- 06 Jan 2021
Well written! Superb article!
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- U@A
- 03 Jan 2021
Very good and informative article. Thanks
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- 0U7
- 25 Dec 2020
Superb article, great job guys!
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- 23 Dec 2020
GSMARENA, WELL DONE!
Do it again,next year.Every week you do one technology teaching. keep it up !!
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- 27 Nov 2020
"Don't we all just love seeing HDR comparisons on our SDR screens?"
Damn this is so funny hahahaha. Nice one.
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- Leqan Dada
- fnr
- 20 Nov 2020
Amazing Information.
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- Vegetaholic
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- 14 Nov 2020
Anonymous, 08 Nov 2020ivhave tv with hdr 10 and hdr content from netflix is very... moreWell you have shitty TV which does not probbaly support HDR, get OLED if you want to see what is HDR all about
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- 14 Nov 2020
Anonymous, 08 Nov 2020WTF... who will read this ... Go read your shopping catalogue, oh it is too hard for you?
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- 14 Nov 2020
OLED and HDR is best way to go. Some video games look stunning in HDR mode but as article mentions not many content is done right and today you can get good HDR only on OLED tvs which usually beyond avarage Joe prices but there is no doubt that this decade will be HDR decade as pretty much every game or any popular show has HDR implementation and things will get even better with in few short years.
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- Techmoura
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- 11 Nov 2020
Just a correction, all of the HDR formats support a theoric MaxCLL of 10 000 Nits
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- Hx7
- 10 Nov 2020
There is also HDR 400 VESA Certified Nice to have HDR.
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- 10 Nov 2020
my God, and I thought I knew so well in regards to HDR. This article is gold and should be used like a guide to anyone who has any question or interest when it comes to HDR. I love it!
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- tTb
- 09 Nov 2020
Mikele, 09 Nov 2020Hmm, I guess you didn't check it out well V30, V40 V50... moreI'm afraid the spec pages on our site currently showing Dolby Vision support for multiple other LG phones are incorrect. I got in touch with LG, who confirmed to me that the G6 is the only phone with Dolby Vision support.
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- p6S
- 09 Nov 2020
Excellent information! Thanks GSMArena
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- RqR
- 09 Nov 2020
I have a 2016 LG OLED and I love proper HDR and especially Dolby Vision content. I'm upgrading to the 2020 LG Cx (I think) which supports low latency DV which should look good in the few games that actuallly support it...
I'm primarily a pc gamer though and it drives me crazy when a game is HDR on console but not on PC. I think good HDR is a better improvement than 4k... don't get me wrong I love 4k but I'd take a game in 1080p HDR over a 4k SDR game.
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- gI1
- 09 Nov 2020
very nice article..i have an LG BX oled and the HDR experience is great..oleds don't need very high peak brightness values to perform great with hdr due to infinite contrast. especially if you watch movies in a dark room.
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- M{f
- 09 Nov 2020
very comprehensive artice, great work! Thanks a lot for this.