Mar 27

Independent Iris and Laser Level Settings for Picture Modes

The user should be able to set Iris and Laser Level differently for different Picture Modes (SDR / HDR / Dolby Vision).  On many projectors they are part of Project Setting and the same settings applies to all picture modes, which would require changes every time a different picture mode is used.
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3 weeks ago

Thank you for your feedback. Under the current design, both the Brightness Level​ and Dynamic Iris​ settings are global​ and are not linked to individual picture modes or content formats. To help us evaluate the necessity of this design, we’d like to understand your preferences: If you typically adjust these settings based on the picture mode or content format, could you share your specific configurations and the reasoning behind them?

3 weeks ago

For the particular request, I was actually focusing on _Manual_ Iris, not Dynamic Iris (which I understand has only one setting). For SDR modes, most people prefer to keep the _peak_ luminance at 100 nits, by reducing the Brightness Level (and/or the _Manual_ Iris). For HDR10 and Dolby Vision, however, the "Diffuse White" (~50% input level) is close to 100 nits so the peak luminance needs to be much higher, say at 200 nits. Hense the request to have separate settings for them.

2 weeks ago

I now have the Titan Noir Pro and can confirm that's indeed an issue. With the Apple TV, f/5.5 is fine for Dolby Vision Movies, but the main screen in SDR looks too bright.

merged·Apr 10, 2026
Mar 28, 2026
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I believe that's the same as https://xgimi.userjot.com/board/p/independent-iris-and-laser… If the iris setting is specific to each picture mode, no additional "memory" is required.