
DisplayHDR 400 vs 600 vs 1000: The Contrast Ratio Math
DisplayHDR 400 requires no local dimming and allows a black level of 0.4 nits. Divide the certified numbers and the guaranteed floor is just 1,000:1 — while True Black 400 reaches 800,000:1.

DisplayHDR 400 requires no local dimming and allows a black level of 0.4 nits. Divide the certified numbers and the guaranteed floor is just 1,000:1 — while True Black 400 reaches 800,000:1.

Dolby Vision carries up to 12-bit depth with per-scene dynamic metadata; HDR10 uses 10-bit with a single fixed value for the whole title. In displayable colours that is 68.7 billion against 1.07 billion — 64 times apart.