In the HDR Setting don't let the maximum luminance go any lower than 1000. Setting it to what it says, which is only one above the lowest setting makes everything look much too dim, including the UI. Anyways, I just wanted to say for anyone else that does end up playing this or is still playing it for some reason, keep the 'Brightness' slider at default as all that does is lowers or raises the entire brightness of the image which isn't optimal. Long story short, I thought this game was extremely boring when I first borrowed it and now that it's my main focus when playing games I don't think that anymore. Okay, so I'm late to the party here (sorry for bumping it), but I am now playing it again as I had asked my brother if I could borrow it again. Configuration inside the game has to do that and you do it via some tweaks that are subtly different to the contrast setting classically used to tweak the gamma curve in games (which doesn't significantly move the gamma white-point). The VESA standards for various displays makes this pretty clear: the bottom rung of "HDR" displays are basically no brighter than good old screens (barely better than "average" old screens as sustaining that brightness full-screen) and so a game on those screens should actually basically look like SDR (because there's no potential for showing significantly brighter stuff). But the cheapest HDR10-compatible TVs are basically no brighter than older TVs so you wouldn't want to use the same settings there as it would mean moderately lit stuff would look very dark (as there is no headroom for extremely bright things - the backlight is incapable of getting that bright). Some HDR TVs can make things look significantly brighter than what we consider normal white (what we would expect the brightness of a piece of paper to look like) and so they need to be tweaked to make things look right where something that's moderately lit and white looks right but also uses the full range of the display and so looking at something extremely bright uses as much brightness as the display can manage. The game has to tweak the curves (the input linear value vs the output value on the gamma curve) to best fit the brightness level your TV can manage for HDR content. And here i thought HDR was just a on and off setting, and that it would look at your current contrast/color config?Įvery TV has a different max luminance (how bright white is) and not only is it different per model but also different depending on the picture fed in (so some TVs can sustain a static high brightness, others can only do lots of white in a burst that rapidly dims, some can do small areas of extreme brightness but a full white screen is far less bright per pixel).
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