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Super wide 32:9 time-lapse in 8K HDR (7680x2160) AV1

This is a very high resolution time-lapse output to 10-bit HDR (BT.2100 PQ) in 7680x2160 at 1000 nit max levels. If you're viewing on a 5120x1440 monitor, choose the "8K" option, otherwise you may only see the 1080p version of the 32:9. To fully enjoy the high brightness HDR on Windows 10 you may need to use the new Edge browser, and also make sure that you have AV1 settings in your YouTube "Playback and Performance" (   / account_playback  ) set to "always prefer AV1". Note that you need hardware support for AV1 for this to work. (Such as RTX 30 series cards). If you click on "stats for nerds", ideally you would want to see optimal res 7680x2160@30 and color smpte2084(PQ)/bt2020 with the av01 codec. If your browser displays the vp09 codec and bt709 color, then unfortunately you are NOT seeing the HDR version. If there is any debate about the visual impact of HDR, check out the glowing cloud edges at 17:23. In SDR, it is simply not possible to recreate the intensely glowing cloud edges while maintaining enough dynamic range to see details in the front middle of the clouds. Comet Neowise can be seen at 21:56. This time-lapse sequence was captured at Lake Winnsboro in TX, using a Nikon D850 and a 24mm prime lens. Original RAW photos were captured in 14bit and an original resolution greater than 8K. The 16:9 version of this video is here    • Видео