Bleddyn Williams
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Hello all!
I recently decided to upgrade my aging home theatre. The first thing I did was get a 65" LG OLED E7 TV (following some guidance from our own Gregg Loewen).
Until I can get a professional calibration from Gregg, I used Spears and Muncil to do a home calibration. This will do me for now, but HDR confuses me...
You can't calibrate HDR with the S&M disc, as HDR only kicks in on my TV when there is an HDR source - in this case, my Samsung K-8500 player.
So you can only adjust the settings by eye, or use settings posted on the internet. Interestingly enough a few sources suggest leaving the OLED Light & Contrast at 100%, with Brightness at about 50%.
I went with this for a while but noticed UHDs like Cars 3 & Westworld had pretty blinding highlights. I've turned OLED Light & Contrast down to 80 for now, but am wondering if someone has some informed numbers for HDR settings?
If you have an LG E7, what settings did you use for your HDR material?
Thanks for any help you can give!
Bleddyn
I recently decided to upgrade my aging home theatre. The first thing I did was get a 65" LG OLED E7 TV (following some guidance from our own Gregg Loewen).
Until I can get a professional calibration from Gregg, I used Spears and Muncil to do a home calibration. This will do me for now, but HDR confuses me...
You can't calibrate HDR with the S&M disc, as HDR only kicks in on my TV when there is an HDR source - in this case, my Samsung K-8500 player.
So you can only adjust the settings by eye, or use settings posted on the internet. Interestingly enough a few sources suggest leaving the OLED Light & Contrast at 100%, with Brightness at about 50%.
I went with this for a while but noticed UHDs like Cars 3 & Westworld had pretty blinding highlights. I've turned OLED Light & Contrast down to 80 for now, but am wondering if someone has some informed numbers for HDR settings?
If you have an LG E7, what settings did you use for your HDR material?
Thanks for any help you can give!
Bleddyn
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