[4K HDR] Gran Turismo Sport Analysis: HDR's Killer App!
Gran Turismo Sport is due imminently! We took a look at this week's demo and were impressed with the improvements over prior betas. Performance is improved and the HDR implementation is so good, we decided to build a video around it.
HOW TO WATCH IN HDR: Now, the chances are you'll be watching this via YouTube on a standard range screen - in which case, YouTube converts the HDR image to SDR using a technique called tone-mapping. To watch this video in actual HDR, you'll need specific hardware.
Obviously, an HDR screen is a given, and mid-range/high-end Samsung screens from 2016 and the newer 2017 models will get the job done via the YouTube app. Alternatively you can stream the video from your phone to a Chromecast Ultra to get the desired effect. YouTube has also rolled up an update for HDR-enabled smartphones like the Galaxy S8, S8+, Note 8, LG V30 and Sony Xperia XZ Platinum. Watch our video on one of these devices and you're good to go.
Last but certainly not least, for access to the original source file, visit our video download site for Patreon supporters, digitalfoundry.net. All of our video content is there to download, and it's a vastly improved, pristine experience. Just copy the file to a USB stick, plug it into your display and you're good to go. Nvidia Shield ATV and Xbox One S should also do a sterling job of displaying the video's full HDR fidelity.
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HOW TO WATCH IN HDR: Now, the chances are you'll be watching this via YouTube on a standard range screen - in which case, YouTube converts the HDR image to SDR using a technique called tone-mapping. To watch this video in actual HDR, you'll need specific hardware.
Obviously, an HDR screen is a given, and mid-range/high-end Samsung screens from 2016 and the newer 2017 models will get the job done via the YouTube app. Alternatively you can stream the video from your phone to a Chromecast Ultra to get the desired effect. YouTube has also rolled up an update for HDR-enabled smartphones like the Galaxy S8, S8+, Note 8, LG V30 and Sony Xperia XZ Platinum. Watch our video on one of these devices and you're good to go.
Last but certainly not least, for access to the original source file, visit our video download site for Patreon supporters, digitalfoundry.net. All of our video content is there to download, and it's a vastly improved, pristine experience. Just copy the file to a USB stick, plug it into your display and you're good to go. Nvidia Shield ATV and Xbox One S should also do a sterling job of displaying the video's full HDR fidelity.
DF Patreon supporters can grab the video here:
Subscribe for more Digital Foundry:
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