GT Sport - Trailers, Videos and Screenshots
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So, if I end up getting this, it will be for the standard PS4. What features will I miss?
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- Chameleon9000
HDR, 4K resolutions, and the occasional bush. Only graphical.
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- Chameleon9000
Really? I thought HDR was a ps4pro thing!
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- GTP_SEMS
Looks like a generation ahead of PCARS and AC. Probably the best graphical game out there on consoles alongside Horizon.
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Don't underestimate the difference between 4K, HDR and 1080P. Speaking from experience, it's significant.
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- hankolerd
To use HDR on the either the PS4 or PS4 Pro you just need a 'HDR10' compatible TV (not 'Dolby Vision HDR').
The HDR10 and Dolby Vision HDR standards require at a minimum 4k resolution, which is why you don't see either standard being supported on a 1080p TV set.
This is pointed out by others in this thread, but the PS4 HDR support won't work with TV's that only support Dolby Vision HDR - to my knowledge of the major TV brands this only includes TCL.
Hisense, LG, Samsung, Sharp, Sony, and Vizio all support HDR 10.
LG and Vizio are the only two manufacturers supporting both HDR standards to my knowledge.
Interestingly, Dolby Vision HDR supports 10,000 nits and BT.2020 - just as PD announced they are targeting with GT Sport. HDR10 maxes out at 4,000 nits and DCI-P3. Though, we are still several years away from a consumer grade television that can support the entire Dolby Vision HDR standard (let alone HDR10).
The HDR10 and Dolby Vision HDR standards require at a minimum 4k resolution, which is why you don't see either standard being supported on a 1080p TV set.
This is pointed out by others in this thread, but the PS4 HDR support won't work with TV's that only support Dolby Vision HDR - to my knowledge of the major TV brands this only includes TCL.
Hisense, LG, Samsung, Sharp, Sony, and Vizio all support HDR 10.
LG and Vizio are the only two manufacturers supporting both HDR standards to my knowledge.
Interestingly, Dolby Vision HDR supports 10,000 nits and BT.2020 - just as PD announced they are targeting with GT Sport. HDR10 maxes out at 4,000 nits and DCI-P3. Though, we are still several years away from a consumer grade television that can support the entire Dolby Vision HDR standard (let alone HDR10).
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HDR10 complies to SMPTE ST2084 (effectively allowing up to 10,000 nits in luminance levels). It also uses a BT.2020 container.
The real world use of lower specs in both peak luminance and colour gamut is dictated by legacy industry standards (such as P3 primaries) and the lack of existing hardware to display them at this point in time. In that regard, PD's approach to HDR could be considered as slightly overzealous.
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Watch this video, since 2.59min! Redness of brake discs 
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Oh...well hell, there goes that myth
Actually:
You should really cease the attacking. Easily makes you look bad, especially when you make you make up fiction like that just to make someone else look bad.
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