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While I may enjoy watching the nightly news with HDR to see detail…. wouldn’t movies and prime time shows be best WITHOUT HDR to preserve black levels and shadows?
Great question XL. I don’t know the answer, though many people think that’s true of HD shows too; that they’d ather see them looking flawless and pretty, and less, ahem, realistic. I guess we’ll see when they start hitting the market.
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