Sentences with phrase «shadow detail crushing»

That said, as I mentioned on this week's podcast, this is going to play out as follows: Google will release a patch restoring a more saturated default color setting (as opposed to sRGB), people will think it's a «display fix» update, and will forget about the other issues like blue color shift and shadow detail crushing.

Not exact matches

Dynamic range is excellent and shadow detail robust with no apparent crushing of black levels, and the presentation is richly detailed.

Some scenes are quite dark and muddy, again mostly intentionally, although I think Arrow pushes the black level a bit too far into crush territory, which has a negative effect on shadow detail.

Transferred at 1.82:1 and enhanced for 16x9 displays, the theatrical version looks sensational, although it wants for more detailed shadows; perhaps blacks were crushed on purpose, as the image in and of itself has enough surface clarity to betray substantial — if unobjectionable — grain.

Black crush too often washes out shadow detail, and inconsistent contrast wreaks havoc on color tone and definition.

Built - in crush is apparent, but shadow detail is much more satisfactory, as are brightness and contrast levels.

Although it looks a little digitized and shadow detail occasionally suffers from black crush, colours (blood reds and blue summer skies) are so vibrant as to lend the film a fitting pop - art flavour.

It's a dark film, and the black levels and shadow detail reflect that, the latter never being immensely impressive because of the built - in crush.

It manages to produce its deep blacks without crushing out as much shadow detail as the vast majority of other LCD TVs, too.

Unlike most other phone cameras, the Pixel 2 XL rarely delivers blown out highlights or crushed shadows; instead, you get the perfect amount of detail in both situations.

Black level boosting and stretching options can make dark parts of the picture look blacker, but crush much of the subtle shadow detailing that makes dark areas look convincing.

Black level performance is predictably superb, although there is some low level clipping, with blacks crushing out near - black shadow detail.

And there's only so much you can do to try and «bridge the gap» between the Standard and Cinema settings thanks to a combination of each HDR setting setting the OLED brightness option to Max and the other brightness adjustment only permitting quite limited adjustment without severely crushing out shadow detail or drastically reducing black level response.

And while the image is able to get inky black, it does so at the peril of shadow detail, which is crushed quickly into a flattened void.