HDR photos look amazing on Apple computers. I'm amazed at how little Apple has promoted their display technology, they are way ahead of the industry on this. Those 1600 nits of brightess on the latest screen are incredible when used with the right software.
Adobe just added support for HDR Output in ACR v15 (Photoshop supports as well in 32-bit mode):
This name is confusing as it's the same as HDR for tone mapping to old screens - this is an entirely different display technology requiring hardware, which Apple already supports widely.
Sample HDR images and HDR tests:
(view using Chrome on any modern Mac, looks amazing on XDR displays like the M1 MacBook Pro)
Adobe just added support for HDR Output in ACR v15 (Photoshop supports as well in 32-bit mode):
ACR 15 adds High Dynamic Range Output - Greg Benz Photography
Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) v15 just added one of the most exciting features since the creation of RAW processing itself: High Dynamic Range Output ("HDR" or "HDRO"). This name might be confusing because we've used the term "HDR" for years, but now that same name is being used for a completely...
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Sample HDR images and HDR tests:
Create and edit true HDR (High Dynamic Range) images - Greg Benz Photography
B&H is currently offering an outstanding deal: $200 off the brand new ASUS PA32UCXR monitor, which is a stunning 1600 nits monitor with 2304 local dimming zones (4x the Pro Display XDR), automated calibration, and single cable charging/pass-through. I recently bought one of these to test and...
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