Kaskade1309
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I know projectors need all sorts of adjusting for HDR -- which is what has made the Panasonic UHD players so popular due to their customization abilities -- but to be honest, with my Samsung LCD from 2018, it is pretty much "set and forget" for me, at least when it comes to HDR. I just leave my panel in HDR-Movie mode (when it senses an HDR signal) and basically use the settings that are adjusted by default...so my backlight and contrast are maxed out, my local dimming is on high, etc. The only thing I really touched was to turn noise reduction (Samsung calls it "Digital Clean View" in their older models) off and tweaked some motion interpolation parameters.
Even the settings inside my Panasonic UB9000 player are pretty much at default; I keep the HDR Optimizer on for HDR10 signals but every other slider in the advanced menus are on "0."
Even the settings inside my Panasonic UB9000 player are pretty much at default; I keep the HDR Optimizer on for HDR10 signals but every other slider in the advanced menus are on "0."