If you have a PJ without tone mapping, then is is done by something before the display like standalone devices (Lumagen, madVR Envy) or HTPC with software (JRVR or madVR). Almost all TV brands and a few projector brands (with proper setup) do this automatically. Tone mapping is the process of converting from HDR to SDR and compresses the brightness above diffuse white to fit the maximum brightness of the display while keeping the diffuse white at the same levels as SDR content. Unless you are using a display capable of 1000 nits or more, then everything you have ever watched is in SDR. Anything that has less brightness than HDR is called SDR in regards to how it is displayed. You convert from HDR to SDR when you don't have enough brightness. However, most displays have more brightness than this, but not enough for full HDR. ThrowRug, SaddleBlankets, WideBand & BaseTraps.Ĭlick to expand.SDR content is always supposed to be displayed with peak brightness of 48 nits on a projector or 100 nits on a TV. QoBuz Studio Premier, Roon, Amazon Prime & Netflix Netgear Nighthawk S8000 Streaming SwitchLumin U1 Mini Streamer/Transport Samsung The Premiere LSP7T UST Laser ProjectorĮlite Screens Aeon CLR3 0.8 Gain 103-inch Martin Logan Motion 4 (yes, another set of these)Ĭifte 12AU7 NOS & Genalex Gold Lion Tubes in Pre MacBook Pro, Custom i7 7700k De-lid 2xAsus1080ti GFX build, Audirvana+, LiquidSonics, SoX

Yamaha RX-A850 Pro (the other 5 channels lol) PrimaLuna Dialogue Premium TubePre (2 channel+sub)

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