I've come back to this a couple times over the past two years for reference and learning. I just wanted to thank you for not just quickly telling us what to set it at but teaching us why and how.
So he’s saying go to you can’t see it at all and one click up on the whites? I’m partially colorblind and can’t see it - I can see what I thought was the faintest but he said to go one less, if that makes sense...
Thank you, I felt like the highlights weren't getting bright enough before, and dark shadows were missing those inky blacks. After adjusting both settings to very slightly clip it looks absolutely amazing! Who knew that changing the calibration by just one notch each could make such a difference!
It's not dry humour. It's sarcasm born out of arrogance to cover up his flawed understanding of what he's doing. He keeps confusing himself with the monitor and test equipment.
Q90R PS5 here and I was struggling with HDR looking washed out. Moving adjustment to when it disappeared VS almost disappeared made a HUGE difference. HDR looks accurate now, big relief, thank you!
Wow! Been doing it wrong the whole time 😱. This is why your channel will always be the go-to place whenever it comes to calibration settings, Vincent. Thanks so much for pointing this out, adjusted the settings straight away. I’m so glad your channel is starting to cover more gaming related content now as we have the new consoles out, I’ll definitely be sharing this one. Also really glad my LG C9 was calibrated by yourself in person 😁.
Video Summary: Part 1: Make the Sun Disappear (so faint you can't see it) Part 2: Make the Sun Disappear (so faint you can't see it) Part 3: Darkest Level
This is only good if you play in a pitch black room am i right? Because I think if in step 3 you set to the darkest, in a bright room it could ruin the picture?
I’ve applied this to my PS4 Pro especially for Ghost of Tsushima. I knew that I was using non optimal HDR settings for a long time. Directly noticed the improvements although I have a PC monitor (4K 32", VA panel and Basic HDR). Lightings are more realistic, interiors have a more balanced dark tone, fog is more visible… sunny landscapes are especially sharper than before. And fast transitions between dark and lighter environments are much better too. Many thanks 😊
you also have to check the in game settings, i know in red dead redemption 2 they have a stupid setting called cinematic mode in the HDR settings and you cannot lower the levels at all so it makes the game look dry and greyed out. HAHA i remember at launch it was terrible because it was the only setting but rockstar fixed it a week later and added a new setting called game setting or something where you can change the blacks and whites and paper whites whatever that is. it was a huge game changer since cinematic mode literally washed out all the colors and made the screen seem like it was losing brightness but it was really the game setting. most people kept HDR off until the patch was released to fix it.
Adjusting my settings with your directions elevated my gaming experience on LG CX a ton. Apparently I've been doing it wrong for the longest while. Great content! Subbed!!
IMPORTANT FOR LG C9 OR OLDER USERS: If you have LG C9 you have to set dynamic tone mapping to ‘HGiG’ and black level to ‘LOW’ (because it doesn’t have black level ‘auto’ like the CX) and set the RGB range on PS4/PS5 to ‘limited’. (If your tv supports black level ‘auto’ you should select that and also put the RGB range to ‘auto’ on your ps4/ps5.) You’re welcome. (The LG C9 should be in HDR mode to change the dynamic tone mapping) HDR summary: 1/3: adjust until the logo completely disappears 2/3: adjust until the logo completely disappears 3/3: set the logo to the darkest setting possible (if you’re in a pitch dark room, if you’re not in a pitch dark room and there’s some light in the room you can set it a little higher).
Interestingly I get much better HDR if I set black level to low and rgb range to full... i get to see more color and higher peak brightness for stuff like fire, Sun etc
Problem i get is hdr blacks aren’t black enough. Im about to try the 3 settings suggested in the video here. However I’m still on ps4, and either or, most game aren’t hgig capable is what i hear so not sure what to do. Specifically im playing ac valhalla and having so many issues, but i get this with all ubisoft games, not on others. So i set rgb to full of limited considering i have a lghdtv 2021 model
DIRECT ADVICE STARTS @ 8:00 1/3 Adjust until the sun is on the click that MADE IT COMPLETELY DISAPPEAR 2/3 Adjust until the sun is on the click that MADE IT COMPLETELY DISAPPEAR 3/3 Adjust all the way down to DARKEST :) What will you do with the extra 15 min of your life? The choice is yours
6:51am on a Sunday. Best 18:59 minutes I’ve spent in years. The pink line humor was subtle yet hilarious! Thanks for the morning laugh and technical education.
Thank you so much for this video. Finally got a ps5 and HDR tv and thought everything looked dim and washy but followed your instructions and now everything looks great so thank you very much!
With great power (I am a lucky owner of a PS5), comes great responsibility (ensuring I'm pumping out the best possible visual experience on the PS5). You, my friend, have earned a sub. Make sure you stay away from faint lines on pregnancy tests, and godspeed in keeping the clitoris sensitive
I bought my 4K tv 6 years ago and it’s great but I was pissed when I found out about hdr and that I didn’t have it. Then yesterday I found out I have it on a specific hdmi port. I was extremely happy but felt horrible at the same time
@@jimmarchibarbosa9471 probably fake HDR either way. TVs from those years didn’t even reach HDR400 specs which isn’t even good but it’s the minimum to be considered hdr. Most probably it’s peak brightness is around 300 nits
@@jimmarchibarbosa9471 i didn’t assume anything, I said it was probably that. HDR was barely starting back then, and most brands didn’t even support both types of HDR and did fake marketing on it since it was the new thing
Speaking short, turn on HGIG in your TV and only then adjust your PS5 leaving it zero on the last step. (Completely black, no sun). Correct me if I am wrong 😅
Screen one; +15 from lowest point. No sun . Screen 2: same. +15 Screen 3: set at 0? Its either minimum or maximum for screen 3. Thank you for the upload
Thanks for the info man. I've turned into a gaming videophile over the past few years and your content is always so helpful. Really got respect for you. Just got my hands on a ps5 finally. First 2.1 device I get to use on my c9 I'm pumped!
How much do you love it and was you able to get your hands on a new tv this year? Lots good deals was out there this year is why I asked lol. Love my ps5 and R646 set up😍
@@thebigbient8736 Yes, but only on an oled as it can show true blacks under HDR in real content. Every lcd isn't capable of that. Would be interesting to know for people out there with lcds (the majority for sure) how they should adjust the last setting.
I’m using the Hisense U8H (mini-lcd/quantum dot. Just an amazing budget tv that I believe you can get before your flagship tv lines) and I can 100% agree with these settings. And I made sure to test it with an amazing game but with a broken HDR (Resident Evil Village) and it was the best when trying different (a little higher/lower than the first image that peeks/clips). If anyone finds this helpful with that tv, it’s 16 clicks up from the bottom for the first and second screen, then set the last all the way down as low as you can go. The best part about that TV’s game mode, it actually show what it’s running at on screen (nothing real in depth) but most importantly, it has where you can also control your whites and black if you want to get it REAL perfected. Thanks again for this.
I'm sure I watched it but I'm not sure if he did a deep dive like this. I want to know if I should be setting the Xbox brightness just past 'barely visible' . Maybe Xbox hdr cal doesn't have the issue Playstation does?
@@interlake2043 They are wrong, he didn't go through the HDR calibration tool with the Canon for the Xbox like he's doing here, I hope he does as this is telling us exactly what the nit value is for each increase/decrease, which is helpful for those of us without HGIG displays as the tv's tone mapping is constantly fighting to preserve the detail, which hurts the tool's effectiveness.
My lg c1 doesn't like these settings. I had to use the ps5 suggested settings. Dead Space had crushed blacks and the highlights were blinding. After returning to ps5 suggested settings it looked perfect.
Thanks not sure if it made a huge difference but I had to change the HDR settings 50+ times in the first week. The perfectionist in me just felt like there had to be a better way than "set it when barely visible" Barely visible isn't very specific. Even though I didn't really enjoy all the technical crap, it showed me that this video and the reasoning behind it were well thought out. Thanks Mate
I love this guy.....has great videos and great advice....he just doesn't tell you how to get the best settings...he also tells you why you should use these settings....awesome work man
That’s how I calibrated my PS4 Pro as well. Clipped just one step above when the sun was barely visible. (Just one step down for the shadows) Edit: After watching the full video I realized that we should be turning the shadow all the way down to get pure blacks.
@@Joshsmoove In theory, yes. Since black should always be (0,0,0) no matter what TV type you’re using. OLED or QLED. If it looks way too contrast-y, like you’re losing details in the shadow areas, then change it back.
What If I just have a gaming monitor with HDR400? 🤣 Maximum peak 450 or 500? Do I have to make the first sun more visible than it is already to try it in a correct way? 😆
Bullcrap. Dragging to minimum is moving the PS5 black threshold below the black threshold of the TV. The TV black cannot get any darker. It just drags the dark greys towards black making the overall image too dark. That is not calibration.
@@manyakgaming1346 HGIG looks way too dark in a majority of games like Ghost of Tsushima, God of War, or Demon’s Souls. I have a Sony A8H and when gaming in HDR the brightness level looks equivalent to what my LG CX shows when DTM is on. What’s the point of HDR then if it just looks like SDR when HGIG is on?
HGIG isn’t good ☝️ It’s to dark and the Picture isn’t popping 🤗 I don’t use HGIG in also in Cod Cold War , there is it okay , but for the others is mapping better ☝️
I love HGIG in Cold War. Have you calibrated the HDR like the video states with HGIG enabled prior? Before I did what Vincent suggest my image was too dim but now it’s pretty close to Dynamic Tone Mapping on but without the overshoot on some of the brighter stuff.
Adjust the HDR on the first two pages right before the sun logo disappears or on the level where it DOES disappear (Meaning Either/Or. When you can’t see it anymore OR the last brightness level before you can’t see the sun logo) and for the third page for adjusting, use the very darkest option so that you have true blacks on your LED TV because OLED TV’s turn the pixels OFF individually when it comes to black colors. Yes I know very fancy, love today’s technology ages.
I have an A80J. Should I turn off gradation preferred (TV) before adjusting HDR settings on PS5? To have the symbol disappear it's 15 clicks with gradation off but with it on there's a few more clicks.
Hey do these same rules Apply to Dynamic Tone Mapping as well or just HGIG? Many games on the Next Gen consoles unfortunately don't have HGIG support and it's a little frustrating to swap between DTM and HGIG and also adjusting the HDR Values each time between different games
@@1985NEVETS ok thanks i just did it and went 14 clicks on 1 and 2 screen for the third i went all the way down and im getting 840 nits which is sony x90j peak brightness
As I wrote to another user. On TV I have set: Brightness: Max Contrast: 90 Auto local dimming: High X-tended Dynamic Range: High On PS5: 1/3: 20 steps from 0 2/3: 14 steps from 0 3/3: Set to 0 What are you using? Would love a guide.
@@whyman4451 I have a 2016 Sony 4K HDR TV and adjusting the first two until the sun really disappears and the last one at lowest setting has really improved picture quality a lot!
Thank you for this illuminating video (clarifying both the proper calibration settings and difficulties encountered by people with deceptive mistresses). If you have time to illustrate what dynamic tone mapping does to ruin the process I would certainly enjoy that content.
I think it's essentially the same since the Xbox calibration menu will ask you to adjust the slider until the logo is NOT visible anymore. Unlike the PS5 which tells you to adjust it to make the logo only barely visible. So my guess is you can just follow the instructions on the Xbox calibration menu as it tells you the same as this video.
@@hdtvtest Does it only apply for OLED tvs? Or does this apply on LCD monitors as well? I'm using an LG 27-UK850 monitor--I know it doesn't have a "real" HDR but it does improve it a bit compared to SDR. Should I also go one step further from the "barely visible" part? I see the same thing on yours on my monitor while setting up my PS5.
@@jonpaulcuzon5892 there are different brightness levels of HDR. It’s all HDR but 1000nits is the best HDR but it’s also insanely expensive. But HDR 400 is still good it helps a lot as does HDR 600. I have the same monitor as you but it’s the 2020 model. For me I didn’t notice any difference following these settings. If you don’t have problems to begin with id just keep it to how the PS5 tells you. Also isn’t it annoying that you can’t adjust all the settings when using HDR on PS5 for this monitor. The monitor settings are greyed out and gone :( but the FPS setting is fine still looks amazing.
@@codenameuniccorn2412 yeah that's definitely annoying. But I got mine for cheap so I won't complain. I'm starting to save up for an actual OLED tv but I wanted a decent 4K monitor for the PS5 so I got this one for the moment. What settings are you using/would you suggest? I'm using the "Standard HDR" mode rn.
This! I have been tweaking all week. On TV I have set: Brightness: Max Contrast: 90 Auto local dimming: High X-tended Dynamic Range: High On PS5: 1/3: 20 steps from 0 2/3: 14 steps from 0 3/3: Set to 0 Any idea if this is correct?
@@mitsurugi7825 yes you can via firmware update, but the update is available in certain countries right now but will be available to everyone now to 2 months I guess
Awesome thanks. I always disliked this method of HDR calibration because it always felt like guess work. I like things a little more precise and this definitely helped. Btw, it works on PC too for anyone interested. One of hing I'm not sure if you mentioned is whether to set monitor color space to auto or native. I've heard it's a preference thing, but native seems more accurate. Thanks again.
So basically the jist is to do the first 2 steps one below "barely visible," essentially creating a half clip (assuring they're both exactly the same as well) and the last one at full darkness; with the additional (granted you're playing games) setting of the RGB range to full, manually, instead of auto? I do have an LG CX with HGiG enabled so this will definitely apply to me if I understood the video correctly?
Yes the 900h is hdr so it will help. Make sure you unlock the hdmi port to allow the 120hz 4k gaming. It only sports stranded until you go into settings and unlock it
Hello, thank you for the instructions! But I hv a question about Samsung qled 90B (2022, 65"), how I should setup the HDR on it ? Thanks for your answer 👍
@@alexclark4007 probably because Ghost of Tsushima doesn't support HGIG, like 99.9% of the games. What i'm looking for is a consensus on which mode to use assuming the software doesn't support HGIG.
@@alexclark4007 Just use DTM then. I play ghost also with DTM on because everything else just looks too dark. And i do not think at all that this is the creators intend.
@@Zurin if it doesn't support hgig or if u are looking for an alternative then DTM set to "off" would b better. DTM set to "on" is and always will be the most inaccurate and incorrect setting period if someone is seeking accuracy or close to accuracy its simple as that
This came across me feed earlier today, and I’m glad I decided to click. Not only was it informative, but it helped me readjust my HDR settings to improve the quality of my games picture settings.
@@freqgaming I've done it all and basically HGIG is great for Mortal Kombat 11 and Resident Evil 7 but bad for a majority of my games where tone mapping ON is great for most my games and good enough for Mortal Kombat 11 and Resident Evil 7, so basically HGIG isn't worth the hastle.
I want to ask a question. I followed all your videos to get the best picture for gaming on my PS5 and LG OLED CX. But I always struggle what to do with the options all the games offer. Should I let them as standard or do I adjust per game?
Great video Vincent. Side note, it may be beneficial to get commentary from Sony as they may be applying an offset of +1 or -1 on the values input by the user to align with the original guidance from the HGIG group (I.e. they could have assumed the user would find it easier to set at “barely visible” and then notch it one more to the clipping point due to some case studies showing people went too far on average).
This. These recommendations are based on the assumption that the selected value is not "modified" compared to what you see in the calibration screen. I'd want confirmation as it is easy for placebo to make one think the slight adjustments are indeed better.
Screen 1 and 2: click until barely visible as instructed. Then click once more so it actually vanishes. Screen 3: click as far as you can beyond it vanishing.
@@fatihgoktas8201 When you setup HDR through your PS5 in the console's settings just follow the instructions and disregard this video if you have a Sony TV.
Following both the gaming callibration video and this HDR setting video. I can finally see all the detail in dark areas and dark images. Can't believe I've played games without these settings this whole time!
Screen 1: adjust until the logo just disappears Screen 2: adjust until the logo just disappears Screen 3: Use darkest option unless in a brightly lit room. RGB - leave on automatic for most content.
Could it be that Sony changed the HGIG "rules" of the calibration screen from "till it just disappears" or "no longer visible" to "barely visible", and then automatically add an extra step in brightness to the calibration (14 clicks actually becoming 15), because otherwise people might set it to some random value where the logo is no longer visible which could be way too high? Maybe they thought there was less of a chance for people to mess it up when the directions tell you the logo should be barely visible, instead of not visible, cause there's a whole range of "not visible" they could stupidly choose from.
Thanks for doing this Vincent. I recall spending hours trying to get this right for Control on my PS4 Pro and LG C9 where darker colours were far too black.
Vincent, with the x900f I have to adjust the hdr with xtend Dynamic range enabled since my tv does not have hgig. The first step I leave with the logo almost faded which is correct, the problem is that in the second step the logo already disappears completely when the value should be equal to the previous adjustment as you mention in the video.
I was always under the impression that it's better (recommended even) to set EVERYTHING you connect to a consumer TV to limited (as well as the TV itself) because those screens are designed for limited rgb range. And even though they can display full (and do it well enough) their native range is limited. Am I wrong? Also, "automatic" doesnt always work 100%>
Regarding the RGB setting, your recommendation is to always keep it at Auto (Full) on the PS5? My TV is an LG OLED B6P. Does this mean I should keep the black level at the high setting? Is there any reason to mess with the contrast or brightness settings on the TV? Using the Disney WOW disc, it’s nearly impossible to get the correct brightness/contrast settings to where they should be according to the disc in the game picture mode. Thanks!
Right??? The first planet I started on was so blindingly bright that it actually hurt my eyes and made them sore for a while. Until they fix I’m gonna keep it uninstalled.
Thank you so much! Setting HDR this way fixed the washed out gray colors I've been getting on my trusty old 55Q70R with HDR content. It was so bad I gave up on HDR, but now that it works as it should... what a difference!
In demon’s souls HGIG is clearly too dark when walking in closed areas w/o sunlight, dynamic tone mapping gives better results for shadow detail (LG CX)
You made my picture so much better in my games. I can’t thank you enough man you deserve a freaking award for this video. I’m not even joking. It meant that much to me so thank you.
Answer above by me. Believe it. It's pretty accurate. Use custom (the preset), set local dimming to high, X-tended dynamic range to high, use colour temperature expert 2 (this way the sun logo gets more visible) when you stil barely see the logo click 1up, also on the 2nd image. And the last on all the way to dark. That's what I did at least. After that put your tv back to game mode and only change local dimming to high. Leave colour temperature on expert 1. Checked it on spider-man Miles Morales and Demon's souls. And it looks perfect right now. No whitewash, no black crush. I'm happy right now 😃😎👊🏻
The white point tone mapping granularity was really weird to see. I am still on the base PS4 and it ramps up the brightness much more gradually with every step compared to what the PS5 seems to be doing here. That, along with the non always on/always off nature of the HDR makes it seem like the PS4 had a much better implementation of HDR than the PS5.
i'm so glad I came across your channel. I'll be changing my settings as soon as I get home tonight. I, like everyone else, changed to the WRONG settings. Thank you for sharing!
I’m a bit confused. I adjusted the HDR settings, but then realised I wasn’t on HGIG, and instead was on the default dynamic tone mapping so I put on HGIG and I had to change it drastically compared to my last HDR set up. So will this only work on HGIG? Or can I change back to default tone mapping and the brightness will be perfect? Thanks in advance for any replies.
Bit late lol. Never set any hdr setting in dynamic tonemapping because it means that the tv will always tonemap on the setting. Hgig means that the tv doesnt tonemap, it uses the console/PC data
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Came for the perfect hdr setting, left with a master degree in graphics
Heads burnt
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😂🤣 ikr
Haha 😂
Funny af
Adjust HDR 1/3: set to logo disappears
Adjust HDR 2/3: same
Adjust HDR 3/3: set to lowest dark level
I was searching for this thank you, he talks to to much and I don’t know what he said i just wanted simple instructions 🤣
@@Majed_Vu Yeah it's a little too much talking but I can appreciate the man's dedication lol
I also appreciate this. Thanks!
What you mean same
@@niku3529 Adjust HDR 2/3: set to logo disappears
I've come back to this a couple times over the past two years for reference and learning. I just wanted to thank you for not just quickly telling us what to set it at but teaching us why and how.
Came here in 2022 to set my sony tv up. Left with degree in graphics and entertained more than expected. This gentleman is a must-follow channel.
This feels like those life lessons you get when you crack a joke infront of your parents and it turns into a life lecture
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I know this was 3 years ago, but thank you so much. My settings look great before, but now they look PRIME! Knowledge is key! 'W'
8:50, 11:43 & 15:00 This is the timestamp for what you came for.
Had to check the comments to make sure I was not hearing things. This is great!!!
So he’s saying go to you can’t see it at all and one click up on the whites? I’m partially colorblind and can’t see it - I can see what I thought was the faintest but he said to go one less, if that makes sense...
@@cts2922 from my understanding he’s saying go until it hard clips (can’t see it)
Did he just say what I thought he said?
15:00
Excellent as always
Thanks!
@@hdtvtest not even took way too long explain and not even better for me
@@hdtvtest make a shorter video and get to the point rather then explain the first step for 9 mins
@Jorje Chaley: This is a technical TV channel, where we explain technical details. Go find another video/ channel to watch.
@@hdtvtest already have they get the point unlike you taking 9 mins for one step
Thank you, I felt like the highlights weren't getting bright enough before, and dark shadows were missing those inky blacks. After adjusting both settings to very slightly clip it looks absolutely amazing! Who knew that changing the calibration by just one notch each could make such a difference!
All 3 or just the first 2
The dry humor just subtly catching me off guard every time.
He said "Dry Clitoris" and he does it with such Finess.
*dingggg*
faint like the pink line
But was it really dry?
It's not dry humour. It's sarcasm born out of arrogance to cover up his flawed understanding of what he's doing. He keeps confusing himself with the monitor and test equipment.
Q90R PS5 here and I was struggling with HDR looking washed out. Moving adjustment to when it disappeared VS almost disappeared made a HUGE difference. HDR looks accurate now, big relief, thank you!
Did it fix the black level and black details?
This helped me a lot, thx! I'm always struggling with HDR settings, most times I felt the games being too dark even though I set it as instructed
This is what is happening to me. I hope this helps when i get home
I feel like I learned everything and nothing at the same watching this video.
same. I had a hard time understand his accent
It was a tough watch. I feel he's far too technical and talks in jargon. This should have been a 3 minute video.
@@FEWGEE1 lol so where should I set this please help
@@joaquinarchivaldoguzmanloe1073😂😂😂
Wow! Been doing it wrong the whole time 😱. This is why your channel will always be the go-to place whenever it comes to calibration settings, Vincent. Thanks so much for pointing this out, adjusted the settings straight away. I’m so glad your channel is starting to cover more gaming related content now as we have the new consoles out, I’ll definitely be sharing this one. Also really glad my LG C9 was calibrated by yourself in person 😁.
Please tell me if PS5 pro should be the same
I had to do the equivalent of a double take when this guy hit us with his jokes. Subbed just as a result of that.
Me too lol
Video Summary:
Part 1: Make the Sun Disappear (so faint you can't see it)
Part 2: Make the Sun Disappear (so faint you can't see it)
Part 3: Darkest Level
Why doesn't mine have a part three
@@robjj5373 you probably don’t have hdr10
Thank you so much, king.
part 1 and 2 is right after the level u can barely see it?
This is only good if you play in a pitch black room am i right?
Because I think if in step 3 you set to the darkest, in a bright room it could ruin the picture?
I’ve applied this to my PS4 Pro especially for Ghost of Tsushima. I knew that I was using non optimal HDR settings for a long time. Directly noticed the improvements although I have a PC monitor (4K 32", VA panel and Basic HDR).
Lightings are more realistic, interiors have a more balanced dark tone, fog is more visible… sunny landscapes are especially sharper than before. And fast transitions between dark and lighter environments are much better too.
Many thanks 😊
you also have to check the in game settings, i know in red dead redemption 2 they have a stupid setting called cinematic mode in the HDR settings and you cannot lower the levels at all so it makes the game look dry and greyed out. HAHA i remember at launch it was terrible because it was the only setting but rockstar fixed it a week later and added a new setting called game setting or something where you can change the blacks and whites and paper whites whatever that is. it was a huge game changer since cinematic mode literally washed out all the colors and made the screen seem like it was losing brightness but it was really the game setting. most people kept HDR off until the patch was released to fix it.
What rgb range do you use out of curiosity
This is for PS5
Adjusting my settings with your directions elevated my gaming experience on LG CX a ton. Apparently I've been doing it wrong for the longest while. Great content! Subbed!!
i have the same TV what setting did you do for yours? this video was a little to long an confusing for an average smol like me
IMPORTANT FOR LG C9 OR OLDER USERS:
If you have LG C9 you have to set dynamic tone mapping to ‘HGiG’ and black level to ‘LOW’ (because it doesn’t have black level ‘auto’ like the CX) and set the RGB range on PS4/PS5 to ‘limited’. (If your tv supports black level ‘auto’ you should select that and also put the RGB range to ‘auto’ on your ps4/ps5.) You’re welcome.
(The LG C9 should be in HDR mode to change the dynamic tone mapping)
HDR summary:
1/3: adjust until the logo completely disappears
2/3: adjust until the logo completely disappears
3/3: set the logo to the darkest setting possible (if you’re in a pitch dark room, if you’re not in a pitch dark room and there’s some light in the room you can set it a little higher).
Interestingly I get much better HDR if I set black level to low and rgb range to full... i get to see more color and higher peak brightness for stuff like fire, Sun etc
C9 users - RGB range auto or full and set black level to high, gets better results (for me anyway)
Problem i get is hdr blacks aren’t black enough. Im about to try the 3 settings suggested in the video here. However I’m still on ps4, and either or, most game aren’t hgig capable is what i hear so not sure what to do. Specifically im playing ac valhalla and having so many issues, but i get this with all ubisoft games, not on others. So i set rgb to full of limited considering i have a lghdtv 2021 model
Tell me who watches tv or play games in a pitch dark room haha?
@@ThichNhatHanh23me, I'm a night owl and only have 1 dim lamp in my room
DIRECT ADVICE STARTS @ 8:00
1/3 Adjust until the sun is on the click that MADE IT COMPLETELY DISAPPEAR
2/3 Adjust until the sun is on the click that MADE IT COMPLETELY DISAPPEAR
3/3 Adjust all the way down to DARKEST
:)
What will you do with the extra 15 min of your life?
The choice is yours
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Thank you very much person! Exactly what I was looking for
Live or die the choice is yours
I followed this to setup HDR on my h900h and now HDR gaming looks SO much better. Way richer shadows and a much better experience. Thank you.
How much times did you make the step 1 and 2 ? How many klick ?
Should I still go full dark on the 3/3 if not on a OLED? I have an X900H
Did you get an answer? I have the same doubt...
@@SnakeGamerMG3 no I never got the answer I did what it recommend and it seems fine
answer now? @@gothamgrafix
6:51am on a Sunday. Best 18:59 minutes I’ve spent in years. The pink line humor was subtle yet hilarious! Thanks for the morning laugh and technical education.
Though it’s Tuesday I saw this comment at 6:47am, the video finished at 6:51am. What are the odds…
My man got quality jokes too. So grateful for this channel.
That mistress joke made my day 😂
@@juanmedina777666 Right? Made me laugh out loud, wasn't expecting that at all.
lol fr though!
Savage
"Sometimes I like a wider spread" ding
“Fainter than the pink line on a pregnancy test presented by your mistress.” Lol!!
Lmao!
He's a comedian 😂👍
I died
Haha
Godly
Thank you so much for this video. Finally got a ps5 and HDR tv and thought everything looked dim and washy but followed your instructions and now everything looks great so thank you very much!
With great power (I am a lucky owner of a PS5), comes great responsibility (ensuring I'm pumping out the best possible visual experience on the PS5). You, my friend, have earned a sub. Make sure you stay away from faint lines on pregnancy tests, and godspeed in keeping the clitoris sensitive
I feel like my whole HDR life has been a lie.
I bought my 4K tv 6 years ago and it’s great but I was pissed when I found out about hdr and that I didn’t have it. Then yesterday I found out I have it on a specific hdmi port. I was extremely happy but felt horrible at the same time
So much extra detail haha
@@jimmarchibarbosa9471 probably fake HDR either way. TVs from those years didn’t even reach HDR400 specs which isn’t even good but it’s the minimum to be considered hdr. Most probably it’s peak brightness is around 300 nits
@@JochoPorocho that’s a weird assumption to make but no it’s a great tv even now and has 775 nits which is good enough to experience proper hdr
@@jimmarchibarbosa9471 i didn’t assume anything, I said it was probably that. HDR was barely starting back then, and most brands didn’t even support both types of HDR and did fake marketing on it since it was the new thing
The oled part just after 11:40 had me rolling it was so unexpected and the delivery was so dry it was perfect.
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Speaking short, turn on HGIG in your TV and only then adjust your PS5 leaving it zero on the last step. (Completely black, no sun). Correct me if I am wrong 😅
“Sometimes I like a wider spread, but not this time” 😆
🇱🇲🇫🇦🇴 💦
That's what he said (?) hahaha
Screen one; +15 from lowest point. No sun .
Screen 2: same. +15
Screen 3: set at 0? Its either minimum or maximum for screen 3. Thank you for the upload
I like the "ting" sound when he said about liking wider spread
Thanks for the info man. I've turned into a gaming videophile over the past few years and your content is always so helpful. Really got respect for you. Just got my hands on a ps5 finally. First 2.1 device I get to use on my c9 I'm pumped!
How much do you love it and was you able to get your hands on a new tv this year? Lots good deals was out there this year is why I asked lol. Love my ps5 and R646 set up😍
Is this still correct 3years later ?
Question...If HGIG isn't widely implemented in games, why would you calibrate for it, when the OLED's native tone mapping is more pronounced?
More pronounced doesn't mean it's the correct way creator wanted you to see it.
@@bloomerb4162 Turning HGIG on when the game doesnt support it is also not the way.
@@Zurin according to this channel it is the correct way.
@@bloomerb4162 again not all games are created equal. It could look good for one game and terrible for another.
@@Burgergio looks like Astro's Playroom supports HGIG
Immediately made my HDR look more vibrant on ps5. Thank you!
Did you calibrate with Hgig on or DTM off?
Me too, i think its the 3rd option is key. Keeping black at perfect black makes all colors pop more.
@@thebigbient8736 did you do it with DTM on or did you use hgig?
@@thebigbient8736 Yes, but only on an oled as it can show true blacks under HDR in real content. Every lcd isn't capable of that. Would be interesting to know for people out there with lcds (the majority for sure) how they should adjust the last setting.
William Banks hgig
So am I right in thinking. On an OLED, I should clip the white one step on the first two steps, and go until the black disappears on the third?
Immediately turns on PlayStation 5, adjusts the values and enjoys a wider spread 😜
You bastard! I want a ps5 lol, I've had it in my cart TWICE! So close yet so far =(.
Yup stopped spiderman and did this on mine
@@MrChaotictaco where in the video does he actually show the correct way can you provide a time stamp
giggles at wide spread ;)
@@manyakgaming1346 the whole video
I’m using the Hisense U8H (mini-lcd/quantum dot. Just an amazing budget tv that I believe you can get before your flagship tv lines) and I can 100% agree with these settings. And I made sure to test it with an amazing game but with a broken HDR (Resident Evil Village) and it was the best when trying different (a little higher/lower than the first image that peeks/clips). If anyone finds this helpful with that tv, it’s 16 clicks up from the bottom for the first and second screen, then set the last all the way down as low as you can go. The best part about that TV’s game mode, it actually show what it’s running at on screen (nothing real in depth) but most importantly, it has where you can also control your whites and black if you want to get it REAL perfected. Thanks again for this.
Thanks i have the u8h did this and waiting to see how it looks, i also put vivid and brightness all the way up wish me luck lol
Is this accurate for PS5 Pro with LG G4?
I would absolutely love to know the TCL HDR adjustment since that's the TV brand I have.
Me too
Me three 😆
@@DWN-024ShadowMan cool name
Me as well🤦♂️
@HDTVTest Can you do this for the Xbox hdr as well? It would be great to know what is best for my LG CX
I believe he already did one for Xbox if I'm not mistaken.
He already did a couple of weeks ago. Check the video history! 👌
I'm sure I watched it but I'm not sure if he did a deep dive like this. I want to know if I should be setting the Xbox brightness just past 'barely visible' . Maybe Xbox hdr cal doesn't have the issue Playstation does?
@@interlake2043 They are wrong, he didn't go through the HDR calibration tool with the Canon for the Xbox like he's doing here, I hope he does as this is telling us exactly what the nit value is for each increase/decrease, which is helpful for those of us without HGIG displays as the tv's tone mapping is constantly fighting to preserve the detail, which hurts the tool's effectiveness.
The best settings for an Xbox is to swap it for a PS5 😂
My lg c1 doesn't like these settings. I had to use the ps5 suggested settings. Dead Space had crushed blacks and the highlights were blinding. After returning to ps5 suggested settings it looked perfect.
Thanks Vincent! This is great info. Could you do the same for the Xbox Series X HDR calibration please or do you think the same methods apply?
Bravo! Absolutely fantastic, every time I make these small adjustments my picture gets better! Thank you!
Don't lie pkease
Thanks not sure if it made a huge difference but I had to change the HDR settings 50+ times in the first week. The perfectionist in me just felt like there had to be a better way than "set it when barely visible" Barely visible isn't very specific. Even though I didn't really enjoy all the technical crap, it showed me that this video and the reasoning behind it were well thought out.
Thanks Mate
I love this guy.....has great videos and great advice....he just doesn't tell you how to get the best settings...he also tells you why you should use these settings....awesome work man
That’s how I calibrated my PS4 Pro as well. Clipped just one step above when the sun was barely visible. (Just one step down for the shadows)
Edit: After watching the full video I realized that we should be turning the shadow all the way down to get pure blacks.
Exactly what I did feels gud
For the best pure blacks should you adjust the pure blacks all the way to 0 for qleds?
@@Joshsmoove In theory, yes. Since black should always be (0,0,0) no matter what TV type you’re using. OLED or QLED. If it looks way too contrast-y, like you’re losing details in the shadow areas, then change it back.
What If I just have a gaming monitor with HDR400? 🤣 Maximum peak 450 or 500? Do I have to make the first sun more visible than it is already to try it in a correct way? 😆
so basically go till the symbols disappear on the first two and move the third all the way to the lowest darkness ? i want to try this
Bullcrap. Dragging to minimum is moving the PS5 black threshold below the black threshold of the TV. The TV black cannot get any darker. It just drags the dark greys towards black making the overall image too dark. That is not calibration.
@@itsjusterthought7941 he’s talking about oleds
Thanks Vince! Waiting patiently for that CX video about Dynamic Tone Mapping/HGIG
Just use hgig
@@manyakgaming1346 HGIG looks way too dark in a majority of games like Ghost of Tsushima, God of War, or Demon’s Souls. I have a Sony A8H and when gaming in HDR the brightness level looks equivalent to what my LG CX shows when DTM is on. What’s the point of HDR then if it just looks like SDR when HGIG is on?
HGIG isn’t good ☝️ It’s to dark and the Picture isn’t popping 🤗 I don’t use HGIG in also in Cod Cold War , there is it okay , but for the others is mapping better ☝️
I love HGIG in Cold War. Have you calibrated the HDR like the video states with HGIG enabled prior? Before I did what Vincent suggest my image was too dim but now it’s pretty close to Dynamic Tone Mapping on but without the overshoot on some of the brighter stuff.
@@airnik18257 what TV?
11:43 I absolutely was not expecting that
Adjust the HDR on the first two pages right before the sun logo disappears or on the level where it DOES disappear (Meaning Either/Or. When you can’t see it anymore OR the last brightness level before you can’t see the sun logo) and for the third page for adjusting, use the very darkest option so that you have true blacks on your LED TV because OLED TV’s turn the pixels OFF individually when it comes to black colors. Yes I know very fancy, love today’s technology ages.
I have an A80J. Should I turn off gradation preferred (TV) before adjusting HDR settings on PS5? To have the symbol disappear it's 15 clicks with gradation off but with it on there's a few more clicks.
Hey do these same rules Apply to Dynamic Tone Mapping as well or just HGIG? Many games on the Next Gen consoles unfortunately don't have HGIG support and it's a little frustrating to swap between DTM and HGIG and also adjusting the HDR Values each time between different games
@@1985NEVETS did u figured it out im having the same confusion right now with my sony x90j
@@cursedmaskbloodshed5418 yea if I remember turn that off first then set the sun logo to where it should be.
@@1985NEVETS ok thanks i just did it and went 14 clicks on 1 and 2 screen for the third i went all the way down and im getting 840 nits which is sony x90j peak brightness
Awesome video! Can you please walk us through to the Sony X900H and PS5 best settings? Thank you!
Have the same TV, just follow this videos instructions. Fixed my HDR issues in demons souls and spider man.
As I wrote to another user.
On TV I have set:
Brightness: Max
Contrast: 90
Auto local dimming: High
X-tended Dynamic Range: High
On PS5:
1/3: 20 steps from 0
2/3: 14 steps from 0
3/3: Set to 0
What are you using? Would love a guide.
@@interlinkedMedia can you told us your settings
@@whyman4451 I have a 2016 Sony 4K HDR TV and adjusting the first two until the sun really disappears and the last one at lowest setting has really improved picture quality a lot!
@@whyman4451 yeah after following Vincent’s advice that’s where I ended up with my X900H.
Thank you for this illuminating video (clarifying both the proper calibration settings and difficulties encountered by people with deceptive mistresses). If you have time to illustrate what dynamic tone mapping does to ruin the process I would certainly enjoy that content.
Does the same rules apply to using test patterns for brightness and contrast for a normal tv calibration as well. "Just dissappear"?
I configured it as recommended in the console instructions on my Sony X900E TV and then configured the HDR in the game options. It looks great!
Can you do one for the Series X/S
Yes, please.
Doesn't it have the same 3 ajustments?
The idea is the same regardless of which console you're playing on.
I think it's essentially the same since the Xbox calibration menu will ask you to adjust the slider until the logo is NOT visible anymore. Unlike the PS5 which tells you to adjust it to make the logo only barely visible. So my guess is you can just follow the instructions on the Xbox calibration menu as it tells you the same as this video.
But there’s no games to play? Lol jk jk
I'm so happy I discovered this guy a year or two back.
Thanks man, you're a hero
These recommendations completely fixed COD Black Ops Cold War appearing washed out. Thanks!!
Same for me it looks so good now
Glad to hear that. :-)
@@hdtvtest Does it only apply for OLED tvs? Or does this apply on LCD monitors as well? I'm using an LG 27-UK850 monitor--I know it doesn't have a "real" HDR but it does improve it a bit compared to SDR. Should I also go one step further from the "barely visible" part? I see the same thing on yours on my monitor while setting up my PS5.
@@jonpaulcuzon5892 there are different brightness levels of HDR. It’s all HDR but 1000nits is the best HDR but it’s also insanely expensive. But HDR 400 is still good it helps a lot as does HDR 600. I have the same monitor as you but it’s the 2020 model. For me I didn’t notice any difference following these settings. If you don’t have problems to begin with id just keep it to how the PS5 tells you. Also isn’t it annoying that you can’t adjust all the settings when using HDR on PS5 for this monitor. The monitor settings are greyed out and gone :( but the FPS setting is fine still looks amazing.
@@codenameuniccorn2412 yeah that's definitely annoying. But I got mine for cheap so I won't complain. I'm starting to save up for an actual OLED tv but I wanted a decent 4K monitor for the PS5 so I got this one for the moment. What settings are you using/would you suggest? I'm using the "Standard HDR" mode rn.
Yooo s/o to you bro..you just made my PS5’s graphics look 10x better. Playing on Samsung NU8000 and finally putting the HDR10+ to work.
I have the same tv but my ps5 dont look right on it hope u dont mind sharing ur settings
Following
Can you do one for the Sony x900h because ours is just a lil bit different. Thanks
Looking forward to Sony x900h ps5 settings
This!
I have been tweaking all week.
On TV I have set:
Brightness: Max
Contrast: 90
Auto local dimming: High
X-tended Dynamic Range: High
On PS5:
1/3: 20 steps from 0
2/3: 14 steps from 0
3/3: Set to 0
Any idea if this is correct?
@@whyman4451 I don’t have ps5 but I will get it this December
in reviews on rtings this tv was unable to produce 4k@120hz...I was about to buy one and am not sure now...are you able to enable 4k@120hz? thanks.
@@mitsurugi7825 yes you can via firmware update, but the update is available in certain countries right now but will be available to everyone now to 2 months I guess
@@mitsurugi7825 Yes but there is a blur problem in 4k at 120 FPS. Sony is aware and are working on a fix. If it will actually work... Who knows.
Awesome thanks. I always disliked this method of HDR calibration because it always felt like guess work. I like things a little more precise and this definitely helped. Btw, it works on PC too for anyone interested. One of hing I'm not sure if you mentioned is whether to set monitor color space to auto or native. I've heard it's a preference thing, but native seems more accurate. Thanks again.
It is😉
So basically the jist is to do the first 2 steps one below "barely visible," essentially creating a half clip (assuring they're both exactly the same as well) and the last one at full darkness; with the additional (granted you're playing games) setting of the RGB range to full, manually, instead of auto? I do have an LG CX with HGiG enabled so this will definitely apply to me if I understood the video correctly?
So would any of these settings help for the Sony X900H and if not what would be the best settings?
Yes the 900h is hdr so it will help. Make sure you unlock the hdmi port to allow the 120hz 4k gaming. It only sports stranded until you go into settings and unlock it
@@swiftaudiHej, kilkałeś do momentu aż słońce znika czy zostawiłeś ledwo ledwo widoczne??? Mówię o planszy 1 i 2 ... nie 3.
i guess i'm still confused if your recommendations apply to a non hgig tv, like my c8?
To any TV with hdr
Hello, thank you for the instructions! But I hv a question about Samsung qled 90B (2022, 65"), how I should setup the HDR on it ?
Thanks for your answer 👍
Hdmi 2.0, is rgb auto still recommended? What about with a 4k/60/hdr game? That would mean only 8 bit color. Wouldn’t yuv 4:2:2 be better?
I set 4k refresh to -1 and then adjust hdr
Sorry on ps4 or other 4.2.2 is probably better for bandwidth
Force PS5 to 1080p using their video settings and you’ll get full RGB super-sampled down from 4k
@@spenny2cents do you recommend doing this on a 4K tv? And does it add input lag forcing the tv to downscale?
Please do the HGIG vs DTM for the C9, Vincent! I just want everything all set up so I can leave it alone haha!
Please Vincent
Yep, like I know HGIG is "correct" but games like Ghost of Tsushima look 100x better with DTM On, it'd be cool to have a legit video on the subject
@@alexclark4007 probably because Ghost of Tsushima doesn't support HGIG, like 99.9% of the games. What i'm looking for is a consensus on which mode to use assuming the software doesn't support HGIG.
@@alexclark4007 Just use DTM then. I play ghost also with DTM on because everything else just looks too dark. And i do not think at all that this is the creators intend.
@@Zurin if it doesn't support hgig or if u are looking for an alternative then DTM set to "off" would b better. DTM set to "on" is and always will be the most inaccurate and incorrect setting period if someone is seeking accuracy or close to accuracy its simple as that
This came across me feed earlier today, and I’m glad I decided to click. Not only was it informative, but it helped me readjust my HDR settings to improve the quality of my games picture settings.
Please make a video about the best Settings for the Sony X900H for Ps5...
I don't use HGIG. Sorry, it looks better for a handful of games while just keeping tone mapping on is more consistent.
HGIG is way too dim. Couldnt care less if its more accurate
So did you go back and calibrate with DTM on? I'm torn if I should stick with Hgig or DTM, it is very dim with Hgig on
@@freqgaming I've done it all and basically HGIG is great for Mortal Kombat 11 and Resident Evil 7 but bad for a majority of my games where tone mapping ON is great for most my games and good enough for Mortal Kombat 11 and Resident Evil 7, so basically HGIG isn't worth the hastle.
@@joe7923 alright good to know, today is my first day with the ps5 so I'm just trying to get the settings dialed in and forget about them
@@joe7923 The question is still out there though, did you calibrate your HDR settings in PS5 with HGIG on or DTM on?
I want to ask a question. I followed all your videos to get the best picture for gaming on my PS5 and LG OLED CX. But I always struggle what to do with the options all the games offer. Should I let them as standard or do I adjust per game?
Great video Vincent.
Side note, it may be beneficial to get commentary from Sony as they may be applying an offset of +1 or -1 on the values input by the user to align with the original guidance from the HGIG group (I.e. they could have assumed the user would find it easier to set at “barely visible” and then notch it one more to the clipping point due to some case studies showing people went too far on average).
This. These recommendations are based on the assumption that the selected value is not "modified" compared to what you see in the calibration screen. I'd want confirmation as it is easy for placebo to make one think the slight adjustments are indeed better.
Who's got the cliff notes? I'm trying to enjoy a wider spread
Screen 1 and 2: click until barely visible as instructed.
Then click once more so it actually vanishes.
Screen 3: click as far as you can beyond it vanishing.
What is your recommendation for the Sony X900H? For steps 1,2 and 3? Using a PS5.
Can't thank you enough. So glad I found this video. I just got a ps5 and the darker spots were looking too bright almost gray. This helped. Thx again!
I have my PS5 connected to an 85 inch x900h, does this tutorial still apply for me or should I follow Sony's instructions?
Follow Sony’s instructions. I have the 55’ and this changed the look on spider man miles monroe tremendously.
Where’s sony’s instructions?
@@fatihgoktas8201 When you setup HDR through your PS5 in the console's settings just follow the instructions and disregard this video if you have a Sony TV.
Following both the gaming callibration video and this HDR setting video. I can finally see all the detail in dark areas and dark images. Can't believe I've played games without these settings this whole time!
Screen 1: adjust until the logo just disappears
Screen 2: adjust until the logo just disappears
Screen 3: Use darkest option unless in a brightly lit room.
RGB - leave on automatic for most content.
Vincent, my tv doesn't have HGIG I think Sony 900e, should I still follow these instructions?
Yes
Could it be that Sony changed the HGIG "rules" of the calibration screen from "till it just disappears" or "no longer visible" to "barely visible", and then automatically add an extra step in brightness to the calibration (14 clicks actually becoming 15), because otherwise people might set it to some random value where the logo is no longer visible which could be way too high? Maybe they thought there was less of a chance for people to mess it up when the directions tell you the logo should be barely visible, instead of not visible, cause there's a whole range of "not visible" they could stupidly choose from.
Thanks for doing this Vincent. I recall spending hours trying to get this right for Control on my PS4 Pro and LG C9 where darker colours were far too black.
Vincent, with the x900f I have to adjust the hdr with xtend Dynamic range enabled since my tv does not have hgig.
The first step I leave with the logo almost faded which is correct, the problem is that in the second step the logo already disappears completely when the value should be equal to the previous adjustment as you mention in the video.
I was always under the impression that it's better (recommended even) to set EVERYTHING you connect to a consumer TV to limited (as well as the TV itself) because those screens are designed for limited rgb range. And even though they can display full (and do it well enough) their native range is limited. Am I wrong? Also, "automatic" doesnt always work 100%>
Regarding the RGB setting, your recommendation is to always keep it at Auto (Full) on the PS5? My TV is an LG OLED B6P. Does this mean I should keep the black level at the high setting? Is there any reason to mess with the contrast or brightness settings on the TV? Using the Disney WOW disc, it’s nearly impossible to get the correct brightness/contrast settings to where they should be according to the disc in the game picture mode. Thanks!
What would you recommend for games with their own in game hdr slider?
Leave them at default value just adjust the hdr sliders in the PlayStation menu
Actually pretty useful and well explained, but some of the examples are just gold man
Does each of these setting hold true for QLEDs as well, more specifically the last HDR setting for blacks?
I'm wondering that too.
@@Bamboos_Channel i tried it on my q90t and it made the blacks really dark but I just hope I'm not crushing details.
@@Joshsmoove hello . Black hdmi low or auto ?
@@suhorukow black hdr on the lowest or darkest setting
@@Joshsmoove black hdmi lvl. I ask about that.
Have you any idea why No Man's Sky on PS5 looks so horrific in HDR?
Right??? The first planet I started on was so blindingly bright that it actually hurt my eyes and made them sore for a while. Until they fix I’m gonna keep it uninstalled.
This will be addressed via firmware.
@@silversonic360 You can install it, just don't play in HDR. That's what I do. Still looks gorgeous (and most importantly, it looks correct). :)
Thank you so much! Setting HDR this way fixed the washed out gray colors I've been getting on my trusty old 55Q70R with HDR content. It was so bad I gave up on HDR, but now that it works as it should... what a difference!
What about dynamic tone mapping ON in games and movies on LG CX OLEDs? The image is much brighter, but is it accurate?
In demon’s souls HGIG is clearly too dark when walking in closed areas w/o sunlight, dynamic tone mapping gives better results for shadow detail (LG CX)
dynamic tone mapping on LG is not Bt.2390, so no, it is not accurate, but better than nothing. You better use mpv app one.
@@putyograsseson This is my experience too, even though DeS is supposed to support HGIG.
Chill video. But all I need is how many times do I press up or down to find right hdr
@Cryer24597 thanks bro
You made my picture so much better in my games. I can’t thank you enough man you deserve a freaking award for this video. I’m not even joking. It meant that much to me so thank you.
Should I clip it on the first two screens and put it to the lowest setting on the last screen on the XH90 that doesn't have hgig?
I also would like this answer 😃
Answer above by me. Believe it. It's pretty accurate. Use custom (the preset), set local dimming to high, X-tended dynamic range to high, use colour temperature expert 2 (this way the sun logo gets more visible) when you stil barely see the logo click 1up, also on the 2nd image. And the last on all the way to dark. That's what I did at least. After that put your tv back to game mode and only change local dimming to high. Leave colour temperature on expert 1. Checked it on spider-man Miles Morales and Demon's souls. And it looks perfect right now. No whitewash, no black crush. I'm happy right now 😃😎👊🏻
The white point tone mapping granularity was really weird to see. I am still on the base PS4 and it ramps up the brightness much more gradually with every step compared to what the PS5 seems to be doing here. That, along with the non always on/always off nature of the HDR makes it seem like the PS4 had a much better implementation of HDR than the PS5.
I have both amd I can say that PS5 has better HDR implementation than ps4
i'm so glad I came across your channel. I'll be changing my settings as soon as I get home tonight. I, like everyone else, changed to the WRONG settings. Thank you for sharing!
I’m a bit confused. I adjusted the HDR settings, but then realised I wasn’t on HGIG, and instead was on the default dynamic tone mapping so I put on HGIG and I had to change it drastically compared to my last HDR set up. So will this only work on HGIG? Or can I change back to default tone mapping and the brightness will be perfect?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Bit late lol. Never set any hdr setting in dynamic tonemapping because it means that the tv will always tonemap on the setting. Hgig means that the tv doesnt tonemap, it uses the console/PC data