Samsung S95B OLED Calibration Settings [SDR/HDR/GAMING/PC]
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Samsung S95B OLED Calibration Settings [SDR/HDR/GAMING/PC]
Suitable for 65 inch Samsung S95B (QN65S95BAFXZA), and also the 55 inch model (QN55S95BAFXZA). These settings work really well for most types of content, except for gaming or with a PC, which simply require a few additional changes, as shown.
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These settings are not good atall.
I have just bought the S95B and done some serious tweaking while watching true 4k oled demos on UA-cam and I found these setting to be the most accurate.
Picture mode: Standard
Brightness 50
Contrast 50
Sharpness 14
Colour 40
Tint 0
Contract enhancer low
Gamma ST.2084
Shadow 0
Colour space normal
Peak brightness high
Do not use these setting ain’t shit natural about them or accurate just bright over powered bullshit
Why do people pick Warm 2? It makes the screen look all yellow. Imo the truest colours are seen with Cold. Or am I missing something?? Still trying to set the colours right
Warm 2 is closest to the true colors. When you go back and forth between warm 2 and cold, warm 2 will look too warm/yellow, but set it to warm 2 and let your eyes adjust while using it for a a while and you'll find that long term things look more natural and it's easier on the eyes. When you flip back and forth between the modes your eyes kind of play a trick on you.
the comment above me is 100% right. The only reason it looks weird to you is because you are used to cold. This might take a while but if you're up for it. Use warm 2 for a week, and then you will see that if you go back to cold you will have the opposite reaction "cold looks too blue!''. Warm 2 is the accurate color temparature, specifically, it is the color temperature that's the closest to 6500 kelvin which is the industry standard to which all movies/tv shows are calibrated to.
@@Ustaleone I tried Warm 1 and stuck with it to see what that did. I guess I'm used to it now because the colors do indeed seem to be more accurate. The only thing I think is a bit off is white. I play Forza Horizon 4 and 5 and the white menu tiles do seem a bit yellowish. But maybe that's because I chose cold and then white is really pure white
Beacuse its closest to D65 colors
Is this for the new update?
Could have been more useful if someone was explaining as to why these settings are being used. Pass.
Pointless
Horrible settings
Why did you blocked me?