@Lipton
Hey bud I have a Samsung SUHD the (2016) model and mine supports HDR ! pretty sure you're good dude

I just bought a Samsung 4k with hdr yesterday. All ready now for my pro next week. Along with my PSVR

If it helps you feel better HDR will almost certainly be better on 2017 models, when hopefully manufacturors conqueur the brightness levels of HDR10.

@Lipton

Your TV has HDR but people report 37ms of input lag on that TV. That's pretty poor and I would always go for responsiveness over HDR when gaming, if forced to make the choice. 37ms isn't horrendous but it's enough that you would feel disadvantaged playing anything competitive.

That's the issue with a lot of these televisions, they have HDR, they have 4k, but they also tend to have a lot of input lag. Some of them don't even support 4k in game mode. For instance Samsungs KS7000 has 21ms of input lag in game mode, but no HDR, in movie mode (where HDR is enabled) the input lag is 112ms. That's horrendous and would make just about any game feel very unresponsive.

Not many HDR, 4K displays currently support low latencies (sub 20ms). So that's an issue that manufacturers will need to deal with going forward. Monitors don't generally support HDR at the moment, and monitors tend to be the best in terms of gaming responsivity, so the emergance of HDR supporting monitors may be the answer for many gamers moving forward.

I appreciate the responses guys. I calibrated my tv but when I read Joes comment I switched to game mode and it made a world of difference. Crazy how much input lag affects gaming performance

Look at that amazing HDR quality captured by a non HDR phone uploaded as a non HDR photo and viewed on a non HDR screen! That lighting is incredible! I can't wait to get PS4 Pro and replay my games in HDR!

These fanatics are almost as bad as Apple users, and just as blind, literally. Trying to view HDR through the photo... lol

Extra brightness won't save a worthless game.

probably because they're taken with a camera. the camera is most likely able to capture some of the enhanced colors bot not all. I did some similar shots with the MAD MAX Bluray on my xbox one s.

@caedus511,

The Galaxy Note 7 was the first phone to have HDR. But now that its been removed from the market. We're back to square one.

Yup I've been questioning this and get dissagrees. i'm playing it now on my 4k hdr and its ridiculously dark and you say it looks dark, and get dissagrees? when I'm actually playing the game on my tv and its absolutely the worst hdr I have seen for blacks! no other games on ps4 and Xbox with hdr look like this!!!insanely dark....every other game just happens to be amazing but the denial is insane the hdr actually takes away from the picture!! Don't see how blacking out your guy and all the detail around you is a step forward...most of you are seriously so uneducated and don't even have the devices to see first hand and you praise something you don't even have and dissagree about how dark it is.....can't wait for those articles of how dark it is when people who own proper hardware discover this!! How is every other game hdr perfect lighting the last of us, gears, forza uhd movies/Netflix all perfect don't have to touch a setting...load up second son can barely see ur guy or stuff around you? But sure dissagree lol makes no sense. I'm not even bashing the game I love the game but you can't fucking see....its that simple!!!

HDR means whiter whites and darker blacks. So the darker blacks will look crushed on your screen because it doesn't has the gamut to display it correctly, so there'll be multiple shades of black that will look the same. The opposite happens too, where the white is too white and you actually lose detail in bright scenes.

Only new 4k displays have HDR BTW, so at least 90% of the people in this comment section doesn't even have one in order to be able to appreciate the differences. But these shots here were taken with a camera from a phone, so even if you had an HDR screen you won't be able t see anything anyway. I had tons of respect for this website, wccftech, but the idiocy there is outstanding.

@Caedus511
Viewing it on my laptop. So the pictures on a computer or tablet will look very dark, but on a UHDTV with HDR it will look brighter? So if someone took a picture of the HDTV with a camera and posted it, it would still come out very dark as well? If that's the case, there's really no reason for anyone to post HDR game pictures online. You'll never see the game the way its suppose to be seen, unless you view them on your HDR TV.

@SublimeStylee
So it's just with this particular game then. It's not like this will happen with all the other games.

I have found a solution to resolve the darker image problem.
I changed the RGB setting of the ps4 to full and then changed the black level on the TV from low to high. Now no more darker areas problem.