> okay now you're just pulling my leg smaller hdr is fine, but the larger ones, like the big oleds, are eye damage waiting to happen. the contrast causes your rods to change in extreme ways constantly. it's like when you're driving down the road and the sun is shining and flashing through the trees, and it causes annoyance and even pain. or like bright vehicular lights in the dark of night. if you were a kid in the 90s and your parents told you not to sit right in front of the tv, they were right, for this reason. there has been zero longterm studies done on the effects of hdr on the human eye. for example, movie theater screens have never been hdr. they're actually somewhat soft in contrast because high contrast ratios are very jarring and unhealthy for eyesight.
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