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4K - HDR - DOLBY VISION, les dernières infos
» 27 Fév 2021 11:04
Le processeur vidéo Darbee 4K, PXLvision, compatible HDR10, HLG & HDR10+, pouvant augmenter la profondeur de champ ou améliorer la netteté des images pour plus de réalisme, est en précommande à 599 $.
lecteur vidéo HDR10 / HLG / HDR10+ >> HDMI >> processeur vidéo PXLvision >> HDMI >> TV ou vidéoprojecteur HDR10 / HLG / HDR10+
"Since his original discovery, the inventions created by DarbeeVision Inc. and the products created, have gone on to prove to the world that photographic fidelity is not the endpoint of image realism. To summarize his discovery and invention, he used to explain… “If you compute some of the information that your brain would normally compute, as if you had seen the scene with multiple eyes or multiple viewpoints, and add that additional information back into the original 2D image, the flat-appearing 2D scene will come alive with more depth, and appear more to your visual system as if you are actually present with that beautiful virtual reality scene.”
Now, through testing with thousands of image display systems, it appears that when you modify an image with DVP, the resulting increased depth, clarity and realism will show up, no matter what display technology presents the image.
Placed at either end of any HDMI connection, PXLVISION will support the maximum HDMI 2.0b specification (18 Gbps) and support all combinations of 4K resolutions, HDR formats, bit depths, framerates and sub-chroma sampling."
https://pixelgendesign.com/dl/Wide%20Sc ... 0Pages.pdf
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.ph ... st18665743
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» 28 Fév 2021 11:07
Services de streaming OTT & formats HDR
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» 28 Fév 2021 20:09
Dolby Vision IQ - Rendez l'image passionnante
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» 01 Mar 2021 11:05
Le téléviseur C Seed M1, ayant un traitement vidéo de 16 bits, supporte le format HDR10+ de 10 bits.
https://www.cseed.tv/en/indoor-tv/unfolding-tv.html
Supportera-t-il le format Dolby Vision de 12 bits ?
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https://twitter.com/DanielBa78/status/1 ... 6816500737https://www.cseed.tv/en/indoor-tv/unfolding-tv.html
Supportera-t-il le format Dolby Vision de 12 bits ?
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