Well yes, even that would be useful if working with text. (although I’m sure some will also be doing some graphic work)
But this can’t be done either. That website has the whiter-than-white text because it chose to do that. It’s known that every app has the possibility of rendering HDR content at more than 500 nits.
The problem I was trying to solve is how to do that from the outside, on apps that haven’t implemented HDR logic (which is about all of them)
But this can’t be done either. That website has the whiter-than-white text because it chose to do that. It’s known that every app has the possibility of rendering HDR content at more than 500 nits.
The problem I was trying to solve is how to do that from the outside, on apps that haven’t implemented HDR logic (which is about all of them)