https://wccftech.com/hdr-gaming-interest-group-formed-optimize/

HDR gaming is now fairly widespread, given the availability of dozens of compatible displays between TVs and monitors. However, it is not uncommon to see wildly divisive opinions on the quality of the experience. That’s due to a number of reasons: for instance, the fact that HDR displays have very different specifications in terms of peak brightness (measured in nits) and the end result can, therefore, vary a lot.

A couple of days ago, a volunteer group called HDR Gaming Interest Group hosted a workshop in Vancouver to present a series of best practice recommendations to optimize HDR gaming content.  The group already includes most of the biggest companies in gaming and TV manufacturing, which is promising for the ambitious goal they’re trying to achieve: improving consumer gaming experiences in HDR.