coinaphrase

Some of the earlier posters see the pattern on old displays due to (inaccurate) tonal mapping.  The displays will scale the colors into a range they can display, but they won't be accurate.  

I think many people are overlooking the huge advance we are going to see in HDR/wcg/p3 support in the upgrades in the camera, display and operating system.  Others have done pieces of this, but it is frequently Apple that ties it all together in a way that is more than the sum of the parts.  Apple has a great opportunity to see these technologies get to critical mass of adoption.

We've seen this year as this tech has taken off in TVs, which is consumption of produced content.  The new phones could be the first major source of personally created HDR/WCG content.

rogifan_new said:

coinaphrase said:

It seems odd that in the version release notes I see, there isn't a mention of the substantial new Chinese content. I would never have known if not for the press release and this article.

How often does Apple do press releases for minor software updates?

How often does Apple do press releases for features not even mentioned in the release notes for said minor update?