Does HDR or SDR Look Better? | MasterHDRVideo

Watch this video for FREE at a much higher quality than YouTube at https://platform.masterhdrvideo.com/e... Let's start with the obvious: traditional "SDR" video looks GREAT! So, do we need HDR, and does it really look better than SDR? Oh, and do I need an expensive cinema style camera to capture for HDR? Let me show you. *NB* The differences between HDR and SDR will NOT be visible or as different on YouTube's SDR rendering of this content, and will be difficult to detect on lower quality HDR screens with an SDR typical 10 steps of dynamic range, including DisplayHDR 400 / 500 branded computer displays. Viewing on an OLED or zone-arrayed LCD screen is HIGHLY recommended. Watch this video for FREE at a substantially higher quality than YouTube here: https://platform.masterhdrvideo.com/e... And while you're there, sign up for my course From Scene to Screen: The HDR Image Pipeline to learn how to work in HDR. Check out my video on The Three Things You Need To Work In HDR here:    • Three Things to Work in HDR | MasterHDRVideo   Camera: Panasonic GH5S, Various Stock Footage Color Correction: DaVinci Resolve Studio 17 Editing: Final Cut Pro X Microphone: Sennheiser MKH416 About Me: I am an HDR colorist and HDR expert who's worked for the past few years in HDR. I've authored and presented a number of works on the subject, including the popular Mystery Box blogs on how to grade in HDR. If you've seen HDR demo content or seen it on screens in stores, you've probably seen my work. Follow me on Instagram or LinkedIn @samhbilodeau. Get in touch with me via my website at www.bilodeauservices.com.