Currently, HDR technology has become a hard standard for many consumers to purchase TV products. For many home TVs, the HDR10 standard is the most involved.
However, practice has shown that HDR10 still has some gaps in the details of picture quality compared to "Dolby Vision."
For this reason, Samsung and Amazon jointly announced the HDR10+ standard today, claiming to further narrow the gap with Dolby Vision.
Specifically, the biggest difference between HDR10+ and HDR10 is the addition of "Dynamic Tone Mapping," which uses variable dynamic metadata to help adjust brightness and contrast in real time and optimize it frame-by-frame.
Currently, Dolby Vision has used "dynamic tone mapping" technology to maintain the dark details in some brightly lit scenes.
It is worth noting that consumers do not have to buy a new TV for HDR10+. Samsung will add HDR10+ support to all HDR HDTV products later this year through a firmware upgrade. The user waits for an update.
In addition, HDR10+ will not completely replace the current HDR10 standard, which means that there will be HDR10+, HDR10, Advanced HDR, HLG and Dolby Vision TV products in the future.



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