The rest of your rant seems mostly anchored around the fact that most things still produce sRGB, which is true, but they still typically map inputs into sRGB appropriately (that is, they get clipped). Which still is being properly color managed.
The rest of your rant seems mostly anchored around the fact that most things still produce sRGB, which is true, but they still typically map inputs into sRGB appropriately (that is, they get clipped). Which still is being properly color managed.
HDR has one extra minor issue on top, which is that there needs to be an output mapping to the display max brightness capabilities but this isn’t that different to what’s needed to correctly tone map wide gamut to arbitrary displays.
Also: if the spec is so “wrong” why does YouTube HDR just work? Also… Apple TV, NetFlix, etc… on practically all devices?
They got it right!
There is no fundamental color management difference between moving and still images.
If anything, moving images are harder!