HDR Display



HDR: high dynamicalrange

http://www.androidauthority.com/what-is-a-hdr-display-757159/

1. High Brightness

Contrast= lightest tone/darkest tone. (by nits)

TraditionalTVs offer brightness in the range of 100-500 nits and contrast of around4000:1.

HDRpanels bump this up to around 1000 nits or more with a black level less than0.05 nits. This gives us a very high contrast ratio (brightnessluminance/darkest luminance) of 20000:1

 

2. Color
   1. Human eyes can see more than 16 million colors (255x255x255 RGB).  SDR is Rec. 709
   2. HDR recommend Rec. 2020 color space, 10 or 12 bit of color channel, that will cover 76 percent of the visible spectrum. (HDR10 vs Dolby vision-HDR12 and 4000 nits)
   3. Current panel tech aiming to meet the DCI-P3 standard, the color space currently used by the film industry for cinema; which is around 60% visible spectrum, better than Rec. 709.

 

3. Media in HDR
   1. HDR Picture
   2. HDR Video

 

Camera HDR

For example, on theimage capture side this usually involves capturing a number of differentexposures of the same image and sticking them together using tone mapping.

 

AMOLED vs LCD

http://www.androidauthority.com/amoled-vs-lcd-differences-572859/

Flexible display ismore easily implemented in the way of AMOLED as it omits light by LED itselfand does not need backlight. OLED can have higher contrast and color space (?).