(unprofessional) HDR test,just for fun, for ipad pro 12.9,11/galaxy tab s8 ultra, s6

[hawawaaa]

I don't know why but i happen to have ipad pro 12.9 5th gen, ipad pro 11 4th gen and galaxy tab s8 ultra, galaxy tab s6

and just for fun i tested HDR video in all 4 devices

i used my s22 to take a photo

 

Again this was done unprofessional way, i did this just for fun.

this does not represent real wolrd of this devices, but not quite off.

 

idk if you want to see bit nore accurate pic use your phone since most case that should be your best display in your house.

 

i set all this devices too max brightness

 

order of photo is

1. ipad pro 11

2. galaxy tab s6

3. ipad pro 12.9

4. galaxy tab s8

 

 

 

 

 

again this was done purely for fun.

this method lf testing have alot of flaws, but it can show you basic idea of differences between LCD, OLED,mini LED displays.

if you think this pic is worthless its fine, it probably is.

if you think there is better way to test it sure, do it and share it, i would love too see.

 

[saintlouisbagels]

These pictures are worthless you know.
Your camera would've had to capture them correctly, and then the color profile of the picture container would have to be correct, and then people on this site would have to have be viewing these on an HDR-enabled monitor... among other complicated things.

 

It's the same reason why every YouTube video and advertisement has a disclaimer about how the HDR image you seen in the video is not indicative of real life. Or an equally silly thing: doing an audio test of audiophile speakers on a YouTube video and then playing them through your own speakers.

[Spindel]

I’ve not bothered to check if there is metadata in the pictures.

 

But unless you have a fixed focal length, exposure time and focus used in all pictures, these pictures say nothing.

 

Don’t know about the s22, but on most smart phones this is doable but fiddly and most people do not mess around with this stuff on a point-and-shoot camera in a phone.

 

EDIT:// Sorry bad translation of camera terms between languages when I say focal length I mean what is commonly known as apature

[hawawaaa]

2 minutes ago, saintlouisbagels said:

These pictures are worthless you know.
Your camera would've had to capture them correctly, and then the color profile of the picture container would have to be correct, and then people on this site would have to have be viewing these on an HDR-enabled monitor... among other complicated things.

 

It's the same reason why every YouTube video and advertisement has a disclaimer about how the HDR image you seen in the video is not indicative of real life. Or an equally silly thing: doing an audio test of audiophile speakers on a YouTube video and then playing them through your own speakers.

look at the title, its unprofessional.

i did this just for fun since i happen to have all 4 devices.

i know my phone won't show what i look but it might give good idea about it. also todays phone is a good display so

[hawawaaa]

1 minute ago, Spindel said:

I’ve not bothered to check if there is metadata in the pictures.

 

But unless you have a fixed focal length, exposure time and focus used in all pictures, these pictures say nothing.

 

Don’t know about the s22, but on most smart phones this is doable but fiddly and most people do not mess around with this stuff on a point-and-shoot camera in a phone.

yeah this is done unprofessionaly hence the title said, this was done purely for fun. 

and even this does not show direct representation of real world it does not look that off from real life.

but again this was done unprofessionaly just for fun.

maybe it will be fun to have ltt video about those

[Spindel]

2 minutes ago, hawawaaa said:

yeah this is done unprofessionaly hence the title said, this was done purely for fun. 

and even this does not show direct representation of real world it does not look that off from real life.

but again this was done unprofessionaly just for fun.

maybe it will be fun to have ltt video about those

What me and @saintlouisbagels comment on is not that it’s unprofessional. What we are saying is that unless you have control of the parameters it is useless.

[hawawaaa]

Just now, Spindel said:

What me and @saintlouisbagels comment on is not that it’s unprofessional. What we are saying is that unless you have control of the parameters it is useless.

which is why i set my title unprofessional.

i just happened to have all 4 devices, and just want to try hdr on it.

no offense i know this is done wrong way but as far as i can see from pic and real world, this was not that far off from actual result.

[LogicalDrm]

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