Samsung comes with HDR10 + Adaptive that adjusts image based on ambient light – Image and sound – News

Samsung comes with an HDR10 + Adaptive function. This function uses the sensors of a television to measure ambient light in order to optimize the HDR10 + image reproduction of the TV in question.

The function uses the HDR10 + standard, which is Samsung released in January 2018 in collaboration with Panasonic and 20th Century Fox. “The HDR10 + Adaptive function supports dynamic scene-by-sceneoptimizations according to the guidelines of the HDR10 + standard, ”the company writes. earlier this year released for some recent QLED TVs.

“HDR10 + Adaptive will be available worldwide with the release of Samsung’s upcoming QLED televisions,” Samsung reported. Presumably, the company will introduce those televisions at CES in January. The company’s current televisions already have one Ambient Light Detectionfunction that measures ambient light and all Samsung UHD televisions since 2016 support the HDR10 + standard. However, it is not yet clear whether the company will update its current televisions with the new HDR10 + Adaptive feature. Tweakers has questions about this at Samsung.

HDR10 + is Samsung’s Dolby Vision counterpart. Both HDR standards support dynamic metadata. That means that filmmakers have the clarity and tone mapping of a movie per scene or even per frame. This is not possible with standards with ‘static’ metadata, such as HDR10.