HDTVTest HDR Movie Analysis

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Star Wars in 4K HDR Dolby Vision on Disney Plus Analysis: Is It Fake HDR?
18 Nov 2019 ? heat map
Actual Peak Brightness in HDR Movies Analysed (Using Atomos Ninja V)
08 Apr 2020 Atomos Ninja
Mad Max Fury Road 4K Blu-ray HDR Analysis - 9919 Nits [SPOILERS]
Apr 19, 2020 DaVinci Resolve
[HDR] Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker 4K Blu-ray HDR Analysis
Apr 23, 2020 DaVinci Resolve
Blade Runner 2049 4K Blu-ray Analysis - Should We Call It 'Fake HDR' [SPOILERS]
Sep 3, 2020 Canon DP-V3120
Mulan (2020) on Disney Plus HDR Analysis [SPOILER FREE]
Sep 5, 2020 Canon DP-V3120
Star Wars The Last Jedi 4K Blu-ray - Creative Intent or Fake HDR [SPOILERS]
Sep 10, 2020 Canon DP-V3120 pixel value checker
You Want Good HDR Try The Greatest Showman 4K Blu-ray [SPOILERS]
Sep 12, 2020 Canon DP-V3120
Alita - Battle Angel 4K Blu-ray HDR Analysis [SPOILERS]
Sep 15, 2020 Canon DP-V3120
The Matrix 4K Blu-ray HDR Analysis: 1000+ Nits; Rec.2020 Colours [SPOILERS]
Sep 18, 2020 Canon DP-V3120
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 4K Blu-ray HDR Analysis [SPOILERS]
Oct 7, 2020 Canon DP-V3120
Back To The Future 4K Blu-ray Review - HDR Analysis [SPOILERS]
Oct 20, 2020 Canon DP-V3120 CIE Chromaticity
Lord of The Rings: FOTR 4K Blu-ray Review - Good HDR, But...
Dec 12, 2020 Canon DP-V3120 00:12:36.160 "i'm not sure how long i can keep this up"


pixel value checker

Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers 4K Blu-ray Review - DNR Spoils Great HDR
Jan 26, 2021 Canon DP-V3120 pixel value checker
Odd Colours in Star Wars Episode V 4K Blu-ray
Feb 27, 2021 Canon DP-V3120

about the DP-V3120

"The DP-V3120 comes with Canon’s award-winning HDR Toolkit. The HDR Toolkit provides a suite of HDR compatible tools including waveform monitor, vectorscope, histogram, false color, frame luminance monitor, pixel value checker, out of gamut display, overrange detection and side-by-side comparison view.

These tools allow users to evaluate subject luminance and color visually on the screen using numerical values and graphs that show whether or not images are being recorded according their intentions. Users can now confidently make creative decisions based on accurate information using a single display.

The HDR Toolkit was recognized by the Hollywood Professional Association with a 2018 Engineering Excellence Award for going beyond the mere display of HDR and for creating a tool that allows filmmakers to accurately assess their images during production."[1]

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