If you’ve read any reviews of TVs or projectors with HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology in recent years, you’ve almost certainly seen the term ‘tone mapping’ and could well have wondered what it ...
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This is the one setting on your HDR TV most people don't know about — here's how to tweak it
On some 4K TVs, you'll find an option buried in the settings menu for something that refers to dynamic tone mapping or active tone mapping. If you've happened to glance at this setting, ignored it and ...
Having caused a bit of controversy in recent days by declaring that from now on vanilla HDMI 2.0 ports on AV products can be called HDMI 2.1 ports by manufacturers, despite the large difference in ...
James Barrett writes: Is tone mapping turned on by default? Or do we have to manually adjust this to create optimum brightness according to the ambient lighting in the same room as the LG TV? And ...
This new technology requires source and target devices to both be supported in the new standard (as in, the console/PC and the TV/monitor) but the HDMI LA expects that there will be a slew of SBTM ...
A new image processing technique developed by Disney Research Zurich could make high dynamic range (HDR) video look better when shown on consumer-quality displays by preserving much of the rich visual ...
Adjusting a high dynamic range (HDR) image to display well on non-HDR screens. Tone mapping preserves essential details while lowering the brightness and contrast. It mathematically adjusts tonal ...
Sony Electronics has lifted the lid on a range of BRAVIA XR TVs that are being marketed as ‘Perfect for PS5.’ It’s been a while since Sony did this sort of thing, and reminds me of when the format ...
Last year a team of researchers published a paper detailing a method of boosting visual contrast and image quality in stereoscopic displays. The method is called Dichoptic Contrast Enhancement (DiCE) ...
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