The sound effects are so perfect :D

I always thought, "if you want to show HDR video on a non-hdr screen, just make everything dimmer but set the brightness to max." This video is a pretty good demonstration of that. It's a bit ironic, though, that this is an SDR video that I'm watching on my HDR-supported phone.

If your TV has a 'Game mode', turning it on will usually turn off the vast majority of image processing in the TV. This both reduces latency and prevents the TV from doing image processing in an image that it expects your computer/ console has already processed.

The thing that entices me about HDR, from what I understand about it, is the added color depth. At least, from what I remember reading about it like a year or two ago. As a digital artist, it'd be great to smudge my fake paint around and get smoother gradients between different values. And then, of course, I'd want to share my work around with that color depth for anyone with an HDR monitor to enjoy. Being able to shine a believable facsimile to the sun in people's faces would also be nice.

All of your videos are so well written and edited, packed full of information. No matter the topic, you never fail to get me interested in it!

My favorite new channel! Interesting. Funny. And refreshingly free of the 2020's, UKposts styles and typical narrations. Great work!

Your production, videography and narration are top notch. Really look forward to your videos.

I knew what HDR was but I had trouble actually explaining it to a customer yesterday and this video broke it down really well, thank you!

I love your video, despite it's always under 10 minutes yet not just entertaining, educative in a way but it feels unrealistically longer than the time showed on the video.

First time seeing any of your videos and I had to write a comment saying that I love your presentation and editing style. Great stuff!

Amazing visuals and music choice as usual ! Thank you for making these.

The pop sound you made when the blinds were moving across the wall? Perfect. Absolute perfection. Had me holding my side from laughing so hard.

the most important part of hdr is the increased bit depth from 8 bits per channel to 10 bits. now instead of R, G, and B values being defined on a scale from 0-255, it's from 0-1023. In addition, HDR uses a PQ curve instead of a gamma curve, which means more detail and less banding in darker areas.

I'm a technical kind of guy, and I really do enjoy the technical content in your videos... BUT, if I'm honest, I think I'm coming back more for the humour now! Love it, good work :)

Congratulations, the algorithm has chosen you. Expect to see more subscribers than usual with each upload.

I love your videos, I've watched them in succession a few times as well as delved into your music which is fantastic! Can't wait for the next one

hdr standards aren't really special, but they give permission to (mostly amateur) creators to embrace it, use the extended brightness range, have more detail in the lows. honestly the brightness scaling is still wack in most content, its worth pursuing in moderation. 10-bit colour is more important. 8-bit colour depth in HDR content looks very silly, very exaggerated colour banding in digitally created scenes with no dithering. in that case, it is literally no different to SDR except the distance between light and dark

im in love with your channel like for real it all started with your video about your alfa. it was the first video that i saw but then i just fell in love. really one of the most sympathic youtuber ever. greetings from germany

In photography and videography, multi-exposure HDR capture is a technique allowing to capture high dynamic range images by taking and then combining several different exposures of the same subject matter. Images captured by cameras allow differentiation only within a certain range of luminosity.

I didn’t think I’d enjoy this as much as I did, I love the editing style

The sound effects are extremely good and goes with every scene

The quality of production in this videos is astonishing, its amazing to find this kind of channel with such dedication, humor and attention to details. Great work and im hoping that the algorithm helps you!

This isss greatt production and explaining dudeee wayy underrated with 50k subsss

One of the best explanation vidéo so far on the internet

This style is so unique. The sound affects, that edit at the end of that film I can't remember the name of lol, I love this.

This channel is a hidden gem.

Loved the explanation style The sound effects are dope 😂😂😂😂

Another great video :) I like your style!

I literally love your channel

The sound effects are *chefs kiss*

I am glad I finally heard that from an expert 2:44 : Disable all bloat "improvements" on TVs.

This is art! :D Am lovin it, keep it up!

i must say, this channel is a gold mine, your quality, narration, script its unmatched. you deserve way more subs than you have

I dunno how i stumbled here today but your production quality is out of the world. Im not sure ifim more mind blown by the editing, content, or the technical knowledge you have.

You have a hidden gem channel, I know about you from the cursors video. It's a shame that doesn't have more views, it's been my go to cursor set since I watched that video, what an amazing job you did on them. Cheers!

Amazing presentation! This is next gen of youtube :D

the outro of sub icon clinched eyes coz you turned on room light . briliant

Hello I just found your channel Thanks for made my day

Very interesting and unique style of presentation.

Dude, I've been using your cursor sets for YEARS, they are the only set that look decent when using a hiDPI display and scaling! I had no idea you had a youtube channel. Videos are top-tier, just like the cursors. Always appreciate a quick fart joke squeezed in (out?) now and again.

2:43 Warning, the following text is a rant I contained for months: Speaking of useless TV settings, my home has an old Sony Bravia. I'll list the most annoying settings: 1. Clear White: Enabling this changes the *color temperature* of colors near the white grayscale to be more neutral and less *yellow.* That's right, the TV *CONSTRAINS* only the white colors to have a redish tone *BY DEFAULT.* 2. Advanced Contrast Amplification: I can't even begin to describe my hatred for this infamous setting. It messes up the color scale, adds banding artifacts, and dynamically changes how an image is displayed in real-time. It also comes with a "deep black" feature that just turns off the backlight when MANY SECONDS of pure blackness have passed. This is an energy-saving feature! it should be independent from image post-processing and be located in the "Eco" category of settings! If it REALLY amplified contrast, the TV should react instantly to a black frame being displayed. And I'm not exaggerating, the TV has a "LED Movement Mode" which flickers the backlight at 60Hz to achieve fluid animation like PWM screens. It would be as easy to include a dedicated hardware chip to check if every pixel in a frame is black while the screen is doing a progressive (linear) scan, that doesn't consume much memory, nor energy. 3. Live Color: this *doesn't oversaturate colors,* it just unlocks the full saturation range (just like Clear White unlocks grayscale). The colors only get oversaturated when you set it to max value, mid and low are fine. 4. Gamma: I actually like having control over this setting, but the fact that it has a range of integers from -3 to +3 while barely changing the grayscale is so dumb. There are even more settings I hate but this comment is too long and I forgot about them lol

This is the most oddly satisfying and informative video I have ever seen. 😂😌

I love the sound effects.

Very nice explanation and great examples (:

The grain of salt helped me understand so well !!

Those "pop" sounds lift the video to a level over 9000. Great!

wow amazing sound fx

I really like your voice lol Great to listen to!!

You're quickly becoming one of my favorite UKpostsrs as of yet. I've only seen a handful so far, my first being the mouse cursor video. I really appreciate how much effort you put into your editing and visual effects. It's all very crisp and clean and keeps me glued to the screen. Really love what you're doing and can't wait to see more.

gracias por subir el vídeo, estuvo muy interesante 🙂

Love every video, keep it up!

Phenomenally simple explanation :D

I finally understand HDR! Thank you.

This is why this guy is my favorite UKpostsr

I am so glad that we are now getting filmmaker mode.

On an industrial vision system, we used HDR mode and played around with aperture and camera gain in order to find specific features in the image. It work fantastically well. Our robotic application will now be far easier than the previous system that did not have HDR. So then, it is useful for something. I also played around with HDR on my Sony RX10M4. Like what was mentioned in this video, it just doesn't seem too useful.

This is such a great video

You are such a funny guy. 😁Your videos are so funny and easy to follow yet technically well done. I liked this video, but I regret that it ended rather quickly. By the way, I never knew it was possible to achieve HDR video by boosting up the brightness. A big like and greetings from Romania.

0:50 Fun fact: because i repaired the monitor of my pc with an random adapted-ish non complatible motherboard in this moment i realized that 1% brightness got converted to 100% and around 40% gets totally dim shut off the light(pisses off the backlit circuitry) thanks posy LOL

Channel is severely underrated

Thanks for the awesome content

I love the content brother ! The lil movie skit at the end 😂

as a colour grader myself, I loved this video

I can't tell if this is trolling the HDR conversation or if it's serious, because I definitely laughed a few times 😂😂. The interesting thing about the video is it's not very technical but the way you describe HDR, how it works on different TV's, especially the ones that can't reach industry standard levels (almost every consumer TV) is super accurate! What you say about how SDR screens show HDR content is also how most consumer HDR panels do it. And that's great because my 1800 nit TV would look completely blown out trying to show Dolby Vision content at 4000 nits.

Very informative, thank you very much.

that was pretty good AND informative!

On point soundscape

The SFX of the transitions got me subscribing lmao

Love your sense of humour

Brilliant video as always!

Wat een ongelovelijke leuke videos!

The narration are just "perfect"

The pop sound effects are absolutely hilarious, especially the ones that sound like deflating pool rings.

Nice way of explaining it.

This is a great video.

the sound effects make everything so better lmao

the wind turbine clip is really really good i love it

You're an amazing creator

Great one, thanks for taking the time to make this! Do you have a suggestion, a tip, a link maybe, to a good explanation of the whole process from filming, through image mastering to reproduction, for a newb to learn about the HDR process? Thanks!

I really enjoyed that shot of the blinds.

Beautiful

I love hdr adds so much color and vibrance to games

Amazing video

In essence hdr is just that but there's a lot more to it, color space is a lot wider making it possible to display saturation levels that don't fit in sdr signal. the signal is encoded in completely different way too, sdr signal need to be gamma corrected and the way gamma curves and maximum display brightness are configured can make image look completely different from BT709 standard which is gamma of 2.2 at maximum white luminescence of 100nits; hdr signal directly incorporates absolute per pixel brightness level making it easier to get accurate image, and easier to calibrate the display.

The practical jokes are awesome!

1:00 Yes Sir, I'll do that right now Sir

love your vidoes

the cowbell had me subbed

wow thank you, now i know what hdr looks like, kind of

I like your sense of humor :)

Great video! Educational and funny

There is more to an HDR screen then max brightness and lower exposure... like a real hdr screen and footage... there is simply more data being sentboth recording and viewing... but this is in essence the same and a great explanation !!!!

Amazing content

great video about how TV manufacturers make a mistake.

Having recently purchased a QLED HDR Dolby vision tv I have come to care more about deeper colours and improved shading than peak luminance. The deeper blacks are nice too!

very good channel, you deserve more subs. +1

He didn’t even ask me to subscribe. But I did. Offering solid content.

best youtube channel

I recently maxed out backlight and then turned brightness to min and then increased it until the point i notice the pitch blacks are bit grayer. Then stop one step back. Looks much better than old washed out bright thingy

Good video.