Topic: HDR10+ ...Hoh Day Rioaz!!!

[YANG]

HDR10+ Technologies, LLC, is a development consortium founded by 20th Century Fox, Panasonic and Samsung. At the end of last week, it announced the start of the new licensing and logo certification program for HDR10+ technology. HDR10+ is the royalty-free, open standard dynamic metadata platform for High Dynamic Range (HDR), which optimizes picture quality for 4K Ultra HD displays and should improve the viewing experience for all audiences.

https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/hdr10-technology-now-widely-available.357869/#post-4625443

  Hoh Day Riaoz lah!!! No need to spend alot, or stick to specific brand TV liaoz!!! 

[domho8]

https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/hdr10-technology-now-widely-available.357869/#post-4625443

  Hoh Day Riaoz lah!!! No need to spend alot, or stick to specific brand TV liaoz!!! 

Can buy Akira ah or hisense

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[YANG]

If it gets "commonized", then it will be specs versus price matters liaoz... Many current market models without HDR10+ will be sold @ dump price...

[Audiolab]

So for owners who have not jump on the bandwagon, it will be interesting to see how the "war" between Dolby Vision and HDR10+ will pan out.

The only problem is that for owners who need tv urgently, the 2018 new models are all launched. So unless HDR10+ can be software upgradable, may need to wait for 2019 models to see HDR10+ being incorporated.

[Doggie Howser]

Just once I’d like a feature to be well thought out.

Like how would it work for projectors and not just TV

[YANG]

SG market sibeh small... even Malaysia gets the SONY x700 much faster than us.
So... even next year when we get to see HDR10+ gets integrated into new models from general makers, most likely will be around 3rd quarter of the year liaoz... Usually when there's something new, the big markets like U.S, Europe and China get it first. We're often get fed with unsalable models...

[Audiolab]

HDR10+ already available now on current Samsung models. Only issue is whether software is there from movies. Guess its a firmware upgradable upgrade.

[badbad2000]

Panasonic latest TV also HDR10+

[ronildoq]

Check out the Video Quality on the OLED TVs done by VisionPlus HDRX, even on YouTube its stunning..... Enjoy the details

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPk...CAnlQzSgNJq81w

*FINAL GRADING* *MULTIPLE EXPOSURE HDR GRADING*
*This Grading shows Higher Range than usual HDR video*
*Advanced Parametric Color Transform BT. 2020 PQ HDR*
*Dynamic HDR HDR10+ / Dolby Vision Tonemapping*

TIP for watching: For Samsung HDR TV Sets ( KU, KS, MU, NU and Q Lineups ) Use the Dynamic HDR Preset ( First one when in HDR mode ). This preset shows the entire color and gamma range properly for 4000+ nit HDR content.

*YouTube 2160p HDR10 Enabled Video*

********Explanation about the HDR Grading NITS and the PQ Format:********

There appear to be a lot of confusion about the HDR "nits". Some people confuse the term nits with the panel brightness/capabilities in regard to the HDR content. This is technically and certainly wrong.

The PQ HDR format works in an amplified gamma curve than the limited SDR 100 nit. PQ HDR works up to 10.000 instead.

Having this fact understood, the content grading should always be close to the standard maximum gamma range to be in it's full glory.

Studios UHD blu-rays are mostly 1000 nit and some are 4000. People still don't have 4000 nit panels but those higher nit grades just look better than the weaker 1000. Having this another fact understood, it means you don't need the panel capability to be 1000, 2000, 4000 or 10.000 to enjoy HDR content. The panel will just show what it can, but the HDR tonemap will always be higher quality when close to the max format spec ( 10.000 ).

When colorists grade up to 1000, doesn't mean is because most TV's can't show more than 1000, it means it's just easier to grade.

1000 nit HDR content mostly lacks proper midtones and highlight, due to being so low in the PQ gamma standard.

Let say you grade SDR content, what happens if you do it in 10 nits instead 100? The video will just look pretty weak, anywhere. Same concept for PQ HDR. 1000 nits will be dramatically weaker than 10.000, but it doesn't mean you can't watch it anywhere, both of grades.

This is the reason we always try to go further than what studios are doing, because it's the right way to do it.

We work hard to generate the tonemap able to show 6000 and up nit PQ Grade properly on any HDR TV of the market.

[ronildoq]

Wow, the quality of the video from team tekno is stunning! The best so far, much better than the original disc, Super good!


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[ronildoq]

Just got my hands on the HDR X version 6000nits , fuuuuu, stunning on the OLED !!

It brought out the best in the OLED C7, absolutely beautiful, full force BT2020 colour, peak luminance from the OLED C7, crystal clear stunning 4K details , fire burning in the background is so good... beautiful tone mapping, no eye fatigue at all, just beautiful , bright where it’s supposed to be whilst retaining the details

Even my original bluray is no where near this version .... source is damn good for this HDR X...





See the sample Bruce banner....

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HDR X version aka dynamic HDR, HDR10+





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[francis wu]

Bro, are you using Optic HDMI cable?

[sevenz]

Wow nice... Will give a good fight w DV

[ronildoq]

Hey guys,
who wanna compare, check this out, you can DL from here then compare yourself, especially beautiful on the OLED, those with HDR PJ will benefit too. I have ripped out both tracks so you can compare


The normal HDR Atmos - Ready Player one version
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tRy3LyFjI_MqIYW7VRdtTtMLuMY7mJVi/view?usp=sharing

The Advance HDR X(aka HDR10+) 6000nits version - Ready Player One version
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10mQmWOZItx0wiKlf0vNnhAZSvCpW-8ki/view?usp=sharing


Enjoy!!

[ronildoq]

Bro, are you using Optic HDMI cable?

Slight benefit with optic HDMI cable, FIBBR ones. I tested it and returned it. I didnt use it, not worth the price $ for me. But overall im just using a normal certified HDMI 2.0 cable. Good enough in my opinion, <$10 only from amazon, 0.5m