HDR10 complies to SMPTE ST2084 (effectively allowing up to 10,000 nits in luminance levels). It also uses a BT.2020 container.
• Dolby Vision mastering supports up to 10,000 nits peak brightness, with a current 4,000 nit peak brightness target
• HDR10 mastering supports up to 4,000 nits peak brightness, with a current 1,000 nit peak brightness target
• Dolby Vision mastering supports up to the BT.2020 color space, HDR10 is mastered for DCI-P3
Does the new M3 sound that bad in real life?
Does the new M3 sound that bad in real life?
Pretty muchDoes the new M3 sound that bad in real life?
M4 sounds somewhat different to that GT video in real life, seems to be getting closer though on downshift (24 seconds in). M4 in Assetto Corsa sounds quite close to real life car.Does the new M3 sound that bad in real life?
Does the new M3 sound that bad in real life?
Well, it's turbo now, so you won't hear that amazing sound from the E92 V8's.
And the car must doesn't really sound good, they even needed to deploy teh sound through the speakers on the real car.
Source?
I died.
Source? Not trying to say you're wrong - just doesn't align with the articles I have read: http://televisions.reviewed.com/features/hdr10-vs-dolby-vision
http://www.lightillusion.com/uhdtv.html
ST2084 defines the EOTF (Gamma) for the Dolby Vision and HDR10 HDR formats.
For a 10 bit signal the levels are as follows.
- 10,000 nits = 1023
- 5,000 nits = 948
- 4,000 nits = 924
- 2,000 nits = 847
- 1,000 nits = 769
- 400 nits = 668
- 100 nits = 519
As part of the evolving UHDTV standard, WCG is being combined with HDR to add greater differentiation from the existing HDTV standards, using the Rec2020 colour gamut as the target colour space.
Perhaps both support 10k nits and BT.2020, but the mastering process for HDR10 mastered content (aka video), does not yet support it?
・Gran Turismo will support current HDR TV’s as well as future HDR devices reaching brightnesses up to 10000nits. (HDR10・ST.2084)
HDR: Gran Turismo, Target: 10000 nits
・Full wide colour space workflow using BT.2020 at all stages of production, from data capture, materials creation, rendering to output.
So, they future proofed the visuals of a game, that will be supersceded, when the technology for such a screen debuts.From the lightillusion link above:
Indeed both formats support the exact same max luminance and max chroma range. As for HDR10 content being mastered at these extreme levels Gran Turismo is the perfect incarnation of it:
As stated there is currently not a single display out there that effectively covers these specs.
60fps version!
IMO, this is ridiculous... It looks better than something coming from Naughty Dog. How long for this quality? I'm not surprised by the vague 2017.Higher res and some new pics.