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4 weeks ago in
LED and OLED TVsHi all,
I have the 43-inch version of this TV. I'm struggling to get the best settings for general movie/stream watching. It's not used for gaming at this time or connected to a computer.
The RTINGS recommended settings look a bit off and far too warm/yellowish for my taste.
What SDR and HDR picture modes and motion clarity settings are you using for your TV?
Thank you.
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4 weeks ago in
LED and OLED TVsSo, it seems I have found the answer. The TV was not calibrated correctly out of the box. I used smart calibration in professional mode. Then, for Movie mode (calibrated), I set the color temperature to Standard (since I prefer cooler colors) and the color space to Native. I adjusted the brightness to my taste and the local dimming to High.
In HDR mode, again Movie (calibrated), I set the color tone to Standard, HDR Static, and the color space to Native, and the local dimming to High.
Both settings have picture clarity settings disabled.
It looks fantastic now.
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3 weeks ago (Last edited 3 weeks ago ) in
LED and OLED TVsSlight changes to settings after a few days of use and testing various types of media and another round of calibration.
Take note that this is not a gaming-related, it is for streaming and movies only.
**SDR:**
Movie mode (calibrated)
Color temperature: Warm1
Color space: Auto
Brightness: 35
Contrast: 45
Color: 30
Sharpness: 10
Gamma: 2.2
Local dimming: High
Contrast enhancer: Off
Shadow detail: 0
**HDR:**
Movie (calibrated); the filmmaker mode looks horrible to me.
Color temperature: Warm1
Color space: Auto
Brightness: 50
Contrast: 50
Color: 30
Sharpness: 10
Gamma is set automatically.
Local dimming: High
Contrast enhancer: Off
Shadow detail: 0
HDR tone mapping: Static
Picture clarity settings: Custom
Blur reduction: 7
Judder reduction: 4
Noise reduction: Off
With these settings the TV looks fantastic.
But it will always depend on what you prefer and the quality of your eyesight.