wow.. that's bothering..
one more: when starting the pre installed netflix app, the xperia one changes the display to director's mode, that means, it will upscale rgb, 709 or p3 material to bt2020 HDR colorspace with a sony software and not use the actual HDR colorspace provided by the movie and netflix.
that tells me that this device doesn't support dolby vision profiles.
i also noticed that stranger things 3 is sooooo dark. even when turning the brightness of the screen all to maximum, the brightness is still way too dark in the lower spectrum.
this might be related to the directors mode that will take the colorspace it gets and stretches it to a higher dynamic range, therefore achieving brighter whites, more colorful colors but also darker blacks.. while thats good to see a real 0.8 black, it shifts the darker areas into total darkness.
oh man... sony what are you doing again. just cooperate with netflix like you did with the dolby vision TVs and get a goddamn Dolby Vision certificate so netflix can provide you with dv hdr, couldn't be that hard if that phone supports bt2020 and such a deep black and even got an oled screen.
sure.. if netflix only provides that phone with P3, and directors mode ups that colorspace to fit the dynamic of the phone.. it's fecked.. and i'm sure that's "NOT" how the director would have wanted you to watch it ..
