If you have a really nice HDR TV with SUHD or OLED the pixels are actually turning off or extremely low in dark and extremely high in light so it should look very different in HDR. The context is to look at the dark and light and how it contrasts and enhances the colors it can pull out. I stole this from an article that also tries to explain the differences but I believe this is a photo from one of those new HDR cameras and not a video. Maybe some full color logos with background light and dark would help.
#TURNING ON HDR MAKES SCREEN DARKER UPDATE#
The update settings tho, in my very limited understanding from only 6 months of occasional reading and going fromatore to store and very few real life friends homes as well as testing an older 42 inch 4K tv Samsung downstairs that isn't HDR10 would suggest that the game settings for the three logos to adjust should differ for HDR.
#TURNING ON HDR MAKES SCREEN DARKER MOVIE#
Note this is a camera and not a video game or movie photo. If they didn't do it right.maybe it's the far left.IDK honestly: Now let's assume ZOS did everything correct, then this photo makes sense for those of us without HDR TV and consoles. In the image above Samsung suggests that this is wat would be seen. So me being a TV nerd for the last 6 months I've realized that I wanted to wait on buying an HDR TV set because most of us may not actually understand what we are buying.
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