Panasonic shares this passion and aims to masterfully reproduce cinematic masterpieces. Thus, Panasonic develops TV technology where the heart of the film industry beats: in Hollywood. Professional filmmakers provide insights for the perfect "Hollywood TV," while Panasonic engineers incorporate their expertise to reproduce a film as faithfully as possible. The centerpiece of a television is the image processor. The Panasonic HCX processor has been optimized in close collaboration with Hollywood professionals. It effortlessly handles the vast amount of image information and the tremendous speed at which it must be distributed. The HCX processes colors, blacks, and brightness according to the original. 3D-LUT, HDR, and 4K remastering technology enhance color accuracy in both bright and dark areas. The result: precise color and image reproduction, as intended by the filmmakers. With the new HXW804 series televisions, Panasonic supports all major HDR standards. This includes HLG, developed by the British BBC and Japan's NHK for broadcasting HDR content, and HDR10, the HDR format for Ultra HD Blu-ray discs, as well as the two dynamic metadata-based formats HDR10+ and Dolby Vision. Additionally, the OLED televisions also support the new HLG Photo standard for displaying photos in HDR image quality.