Скачать или смотреть Real HDR Peak Brightness & Tone Mapping Test (0–10,000 Nits) | OLED Clipping Check

Is your expensive OLED or Mini-LED TV really showing full HDR detail — or is it clipping bright highlights into white blobs?

Use this professional HDR Peak Brightness & Tone Mapping Test to evaluate how accurately your display handles real HDR10 content.

⚠️ IMPORTANT — READ THIS FIRST
This video is encoded in native HDR10 (ST.2084 PQ).
• Watch only on an HDR-compatible TV, monitor, or smartphone.
• If viewed on an SDR screen, the image will look washed out or gray. This is normal.

🔬 WHAT IS TONE MAPPING?
Movies and HDR games are mastered at 1000, 4000, or even 10,000 Nits.
Most TVs can only display 600–1000 Nits.
Tone Mapping is how your TV compresses this brightness range to fit its panel.

Bad tone mapping:
• Bright clouds, sun, fire, or reflections become pure white
• Detail is lost (HDR Clipping)

Good tone mapping:
• Bright objects stay detailed
• Highlights roll off smoothly
• Real HDR depth is preserved

🧪 INCLUDED HDR TEST PATTERNS
1) HDR Clipping Ramp (0 – 10,000 Nits)
Find the exact NIT level where your TV loses detail

2) OLED ABL Stress Box
Tests Auto Brightness Limiter and power throttling

3) BT.2020 Wide Color Gamut
Confirms true HDR color volume

⚙️ SCREENFIX LAB TECH SPECS
• Codec: HEVC (H.265) Main10
• Bit Depth: 10-bit
• Color Space: BT.2020
• HDR Curve: SMPTE ST.2084 (PQ)
• Mastering Display: 1000 Nits

Perfect for:
OLED & Mini-LED owners, TV calibration, HDR gaming, PC-to-TV users, and home theater enthusiasts.

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