Paper - High Dynamic Range, Visual Adaptation, And Consumer Perception: Applying Visual Science In The Search For Consensus On HDR

High Dynamic Range, Visual Adaptation, And Consumer Perception: Applying Visual Science In The Search For Consensus On HDR (2015)

By Sean T. McCarthy, Ph.D., ARRIS

As momentum builds in the market transition to 4k Ultra HD, the emergence of High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology is drawing video engineers’ attention to new issues that must be resolved if the full potential of a next-generation viewing experience is to be realized.

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