What's Dolby Vision?
What's Dolby Vision?
A television with HDR support has a broader and more detailed color gamut. This way, you can see more color detail in dark shadows or light parts on the screen, like the sun. Dolby Vision is an HDR format developed by Dolby to make sure all screens have the best color representation. Movies and series of large studios are often recorded with Dolby Vision. That means that you're watching movies in Dolby Vision HDR in many cinemas. Many television also support the HDR format.
What are the advantages of Dolby Vision?
An HDR source sends information on the best color and brightness settings to the TV. Dolby Vision sends this information per image, instead of the whole movie. This information is called dynamic metadata. Because each scene has different colors, you can watch every movie moment with the best color representation. The newer Dolby Vision IQ adjusts the brightness to the light in your room. You won't have to adjust the settings of the TV yourself.
When do you use Dolby Vision?
Dolby Vision is available on many sources. You can stream movies and series with Dolby Vision via Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, and Netflix. An Ultra HD Blu-ray player also supports Dolby Vision. Are you using one or more of these sources? A 10-bit TV with Dolby Vision is a good choice. This way, you can be sure you see the colors just like the director wanted them and you get the best movie experience.
