Why not measuring HDR brightness capabilities instead of HDR brightness in Cinema Mode ?

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· LaVaZza

• Posted 4 years ago

Why not measuring HDR brightness capabilities instead of HDR brightness in Cinema Mode ?

<< We measured the HDR peak brightness in the ‘HDR Cinema’ Picture Mode with Contrast and Brightness each at their max and Local Dimming set to ‘Medium’.>>

I though HDR brightness were measures of the TV capabilities, not for a specific mode.

My use of the TV is for HDR photography (70%) and video games (30%), not movies, so I am not concerned by the HDR measures.

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LegacyRTINGS • Posted 8 years ago
Nowadays, with the good quality content available, it is preferable to turn off those settings, to have an image as close at what it was intended by the producer. Use them only if you are watching very low quality content.
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