You also need to check your TVs HDR settings. You can still adjust brightness, color, saturation, etcetera. My LG C9 had magenta turned up a lot for some reason and it was definitely brand new. I still played with HDR a lot to make it better.
Also, HDR in gaming will look different. To have the best input latency, they tend to scale back the quality these settings can reach so make sure you adjust HDR on the gaming console input.
Both companies copy each other each generation.... lmao get over yourself. Xbox copied all the PS4 sharing features and now the share button its self on the XSX controller.
I think you got it backwards Stoney. XBO had all those sharing features out of the box. They just didnt have a button on the controller. You could use either kinect or press the guide button and choose one of the options on the screen. Now they added the button.
And you are right about them copying something from each other. Like PS4 having user replaceable faceplates when the 360 did it the gen prior. And XB getting remote play when the PS3 did it the gen prior as well.
Wow 😳its not some new invention lol There hardly copying them. This back compat technology has been in the works for a while. It just so happens microsoft announced it first. It’s not some miracle thing microsoft invented. When tech is patented it has to be a valid change from anything else currently. Like the duel sense controller , or Sony’s IO throughput design around the ssd . Or Xbox velocity architecture. Auto HDR isn’t in that category atall
Darth what's backwards about it? It's using the share button exactly like PS4 before it?
Also to note Auto HDR is implemented by most decent 4K TV's anyways so it's not even a MS thing. If iremember correct My sony 4K does it already. Not sure about my Toshiba one though since it's a cheaper TV
@teflon... "Xbox copied all the PS4 sharing features and now the share button its self on the XSX controller." this line implies the XBO had no sharing options and only copied them after the PS4 had them when that is simply not true. Both had their own sharing options and only NOW has MS added the button to the controller. That is what i was explaining.
It means that they, found solution for it, tested it and now that is working they put their name on it. In the following months or a year they will or will not put it in a firmware, but we all know where this is going. It is a response to a xbox auto her feature. It also makes sense since they are manufacturing tv panels with hdr feature so...
A patent does not necessarily mean it is a working solution, just the theory behind it.
Patents are filed by companies all the time, to protect their R&D, otherwise another company could just beat you to the punch, so you patent a blueprint/theory/solution and then go about developing/testing etc.
Patent Keeps other people from copying the implementation/design/inventio in the same way. This means Sony has their own implementation for auto HDR and they want to be sure nobody else can do it their way.
A patent is basically so no one else can copy your solution, without infringing upon it. You can use other companies patented technology, but you would need an agreement with said patent holder.
So basically both consoles will have Auto HDR, they will just have a different way of implementing it, resulting in the same/or better results.
“The illusion of HDR” without being actually implemented? Hmmm. Doesn’t sound good at all. I’d rather they implement it properly. I mean it’s for PS5 games, I’d think it would be automatic to implement HDR natively. Xbox version of auto HDR seems to be hit and miss.
My TV has HDR, but i feel like i can't really fully take advantage of it without something that does True Blacks like the LG OLED TV's do. Until i get one of those, it will really not make a huge difference :/
HDR implemented properly can make a massive difference to the viewing experience. I am lucky enough to have the LG 77 oled C9 & yes, the black levels are incredible but my Philips 4k ambilight is no slouch either as it comes with hdr, hdr 10+ & Dolby vision as standard. The 42 inch philips is approximately £499.
That would be awesome! PS5 is going to dominate this generation like they did with the last one
What does a 'patent' mean? Xbox Series X already had auto HDR so what does a patent do?
“The illusion of HDR” without being actually implemented? Hmmm. Doesn’t sound good at all. I’d rather they implement it properly. I mean it’s for PS5 games, I’d think it would be automatic to implement HDR natively. Xbox version of auto HDR seems to be hit and miss.
Won't make a difference in the big picture new consoles new generation = new games
Most modern tv's and HDR compatible monitors already come with something similar ,LG labels it HDR EFFECT