Many people asked us to do more HDR video after the surprisingly positive reception of our Forza 7 ones a few days ago. Needless we don't have anymore HDR footage from upcoming games, but we have a lot of amazing looking PS4 Pro title to show off. I don't think many people will be surprised by the fact that we start with the still incredibly amazing looking Horizon: Zero Dawn, and these two videos showing a sunset, and a very high contract Cauldron sequence (slight spoilers in that one).
Update 6: After inFamous: Second Son, Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, Ratchet & Clank, WipEout Omega Collection, The Last of Us, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands and now a third video of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided.
As usual now, these videos will only work as they should on a HDR screen. Simply copy the file(s) to a USB media and plug it into your TV or Xbox One S. You can also use a Chromecast Ultra or a Samsung TV to watch the video on our Youtube channel, but the quality won't be as good.
It's also important to mention that these videos are still very much experimental for us, and we are still learning and changing the way we encode them, so expect us to fail too!
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The colors look mostly as intended on non-HDR 4K screens too, if your player can properly handle the HDR->nonHDR transformation, like for example mpv:
>mpv --hdr-tone-mapping=clip horizon_hdr_1.mp4
Games in HDR are still in its infancy and results will vary from game to game, just like other technical aspects like AA, DoF, etc. Try reading some guides on HDR calibration and then changing settings till you find a result you like.
PS. I found this site with many videos in 4K, HDR, 10 Bit, 3D, etc. in a NeoGAF thread. It's a cool idea to use them to test TVs, and to calibrate TV settings. Just download them to a USB and test different settings.
Demo UHD-3D - Ultra-HD / 4K / HDR / 3D:
http://demo-uhd3d.com/categorie.php?cat=demouhd
Games in HDR are still in its infancy and results will vary from game to game, just like other technical aspects like AA, DoF, etc. Try reading some guides on HDR calibration and then changing settings till you find a result you like.
PS. I found this site with many videos in 4K, HDR, 10 Bit, 3D, etc. in a NeoGAF thread. It's a cool idea to use them to test TVs, and to calibrate TV settings. Just download them to a USB and test different settings.
Demo UHD-3D - Ultra-HD / 4K / HDR / 3D:
http://demo-uhd3d.com/categorie.php?cat=demouhd
I will try those demos later this evening, thank you.
http://static6.uk.businessinsider.com/image/584a84...
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03190/...
Works really well on my (cheap?) 450euro LG-49UH603V
in Denmark.