I have played with every setting over and over again on my G1. My HDR10 and Dolby Vision content always seemed weird to me. I could never see the big deal with HDR. I then turned the color upgrade to high and now I am loving what I see. It is more balanced, much better clarity and depth. I do not see over saturation or any weird color anomalies. I am very happy with this TV after adjusting the the color upgrade. Cinema Home. DV IQ on. Brightness high. All motion settings off. Warm 50. Color fine tune upgrade high. HDR10 settings the same as DV except for light sensor off and tone mapping off. Works for me.
In the future, it would be great to have you make the C1 and G1 the best settings for these TVs so that the average user can enjoy the picture accuracy a little more.
Tomas it's not rocket science for the average consumer if they just bother to do some simple research. Turn off all the artificial processing like digital noise reduction, edge enhancement etc. And use the Filmmaker picture mode to get a accurate picture when watching blu ray, 4K blu ray, movies on Amazon Prime, Disney+, Netflix. But if your spending £3000 or more on a flagship television like the LG G1, Sony A90J, Panasonic JZ2000. Then a extra £150 to get the television properly calibrated is definitely worthwhile.
@@Tomas-js4wt It's true what he says though. It is not difficult to do yourself and there are good calibration discs already available for consumers to buy. Also why should Vincent give his calibration settings away? "If you are good at something, Never do it for free" :)
@@andreaswright stop watching to many movies with the bullshit if your good at something never do it for free .if these guys want subscribers there going to give settings......it works like that son you help me I help you .
Most interested in all the PC gaming related content with G-Sync (including black levels), PC mode performance with full RGB chroma and the brightness drop with fulfilled peak luminance. Thanks for the content. Can‘t wait for more on the G1, A90J and JZ2000!
@@Dornpunzel They are now buried one level deeper since the latest firmware. Go to support -> OLED Care -> OLED Panel Care. That‘s at least how it is on the C1 and G1. Let me know if that works on the B1 as well.
@@teckkaGirl Do you mean for gaming purposes? Because Vincent said for gaming you should choose "PC" for your HDMI which will give additional features, and choose "Game" in Picture Mode for lowest input lag.
@@EdgeOfFuzz 20% more efficient panel in the 2021 LG G1 so a bit better picture quality than last years 2020 LG OLED tv's. I'm guessing you bought your LG CX on the big LG television discounts sale last week. So it might not be worth returning it and paying double or more for the LG G1.
Now when I select Filmaker mode the OLED pixel brightness isn’t at 25, it’s higher, and I believe it’s because of software updates? So I don’t know if I should reduce it to 25 or keep it at its default which is 85 I think.
Can't wait to hear your thoughts on the G1 and if it's suffering any losses in picture quality (color accuracy, shadow detail, etc) as a first gen panel. Also if the a9gen4 is improving picture quality or near dark detail in the G1 and C1 over the CX
I just bought a new LG C1 and was surprised that the Energy Saving Step was set to Off by default. I'm guessing this depends on the region (I'm in the Middle East).
I can't wait for your review. I have a 65C6p and have never even thought of upgrading until maybe now, depending on how much of an improvement you see with this panel and processor.
Hello, I just see your review, and I want to thank you for this. I did exactly like in your tutorial. Just one question. The adjust logo brightness, I saw on other tutorials, that must be set to HIGH to prevent burnin and not to LOW. So, what's corect answer? Thanks!
There's quite a price difference between the 2020 and 2021 models. I love my CX and it gets plenty bright enough. Certainly not worth the price difference imo unless you wait until they go on sale mostly around black Friday time.
@@MushroomPlanett I think the main difference will be in HDR bc the screen can go brighter. Also how it handles screen retention with the extra brightness.
Hi everyone, in game optimiser mode the sound defaults to game optimiser ....if I change to cinema it reverts back to game optimiser sound next time I turn on xbox or playstation...very annoying as cinema sounds much better ...is a fix coming for this as I mainly got the tv for gaming and its driving me nuts!!!????
I am noticing under Color Temperature when it is set to Warm 50 the overall picture seems yellowish color. Is there a right balance under Color Temperature where the picture looks less yellowish or right balance where the picture looks more realistic and vibrant color. I mean should I set to middle way to color temperature 0?
As always an excellent and well explained review of his setting. Love it. Now go get that Sony A90j. Thanks for the review as always Vincent ,top notch.
thx as usual for the videos, you mention the HDR Tone mapping/Dynamic tone mapping setting ON - sometimes when its on its too bright on HDR movies, do you recommend it to be left On or Off? Or should one adjust it on or off per movie if its too bright.
Taken from Twitter post. " LG OLED evo 65 inch G1 Filmmaker mode HDR. Typically only gets to about 740 nits. If really pushing for max, I could get around 780 nits. That's less than expected. Full field white: 170 nits, which is a good improvement. Vivid mode topped out at around 870 nits on the G1 "
Would love to see you compare the peak 10% and 100% HDR brightness with the A90J, as well as picture quality. Remains to be seen whether OLED evo panel or heatsink is more beneficial.
I am missing some options from the "Select Mode" menu. The title of the menu is also different (HDR Select Mode) I am very much looking forward you your indepth coverage on the settings! Great content!
OMG LG what have you done to menu? Looking ugly, counter intuitive, hard to navigate requiring more clicks and jumping back and forth to do things that was easier and fast in previous menus, also nice colourful icons that was easy to distinguish are replaced with monochrome barely noticeable unrecognizable windows 10 style icons. New UX designers are terrible morons!
Great video, thank you. I’ve had the TV a few months now and love it. I’ve lost the eco picture mode and I happen to quite like it. I usually leave it on standard mode with my own adjusted settings. How do I retrieve the eco mode picture setting? Many thanks.
Sony bravia television is 10+ years old - also thinking about a purchase of the G1 or A90J but no experience with OLED.... I keep hearing it's about room brightness but I haven't come across any videos giving good examples to illustrate when you shouldn't consider OLED tech based on brightness...
OLED is always better for image quality. And now, with even brighter models (old models were also bright enough for most uses) OLED is superior to any LCD. Of course, LCD has it's places if you are watching in direct sunlight, or want a cheap 85" model. Nothing wrong with that, size is most important factor.
Thanks for the vids Vincent, I really enjoy learning about picture settings etc… but I think I am miles behind because I recently bought the 65” C1 and moved my 55” B8 into my bedroom and I have to say that I am disappointed up to now because the picture quality on my B8 is outstanding and can’t even replicate it on my C1 never mind improving it, which is so frustrating cause I feel like I have wasted £1600? I have tried calibration settings from 3 different sources and none of them are very good! Any advice please?
I'm finding there is lots of detail on what you can do, but I'm struggling to learn what you should do. When he leaves a menu, has he left it with the recommended setting selected?
Hello Vincent. Please need advice. I'm a little confused. In the video tutorial from Avforums, you set Filmmaker mode HDR Tone Mapping to off and in your video tutorial you set it to on. Which setting is best for the best image quality reproduction? You set colors and white balance in SDR Filmmaker mode, but Avforums advises not to do anything about it. I believe you have a reason for that. Is Filmmaker mode color and white balance set the same in HDR? Your answer will help me a lot. I have the first oled. LG C1. Thank you.
Wait what. I thought you had TV delivery delays. But you got the G1! Amazing! Looking forward to the review and measurements soon. Cant decide what to buy with just a picture settings guide 😂😂
Im getting this TV for my PS5. Should I follow these settings to set up to use with my PS5? Im looking to get the best possible picture with the lowest latiency/input lag, best possible picture and highest possible frame rate all together
I followed all the way & changed to your recommendations until you said "i'm going to switch to HDR"... I have no idea where you went to do that so I'm pausing video until I understand what I'm to do to get to "HDR" setting/mode. Where is this? Tks
I'm really curious what is the best settings to use with older Gaming devices - as in some cases you might want some of the enhancements on. Anyone noticed anyone ever do that as a piece of content ?
Looking forward to your full review and opinion on this model! (as it’s on my wish list) all I’d want to know is does the evo panel make a difference? how does it perform gaming and with 4K Blu-ray? And soundbar connectivity in regards to compatibility will I need to upgrade a 2018/2019 model (Sony HT-ZF9) Look forward to more of your videos and puns 🙌🏼
It would be interesting to get your perspective on the reflection characteristics in different ambient lighting conditions during your review of the G1. Many thanks. This is typically overlooked and not mentioned during reviews, including many so far for LG 2021 Evo and the Sony A90J.
Is there an embargo on you reviewing the C1? If so when does it end? Hope they haven’t downgraded it to give more distance between the C1 and G1 given the competitive pricing.
a game optimiser settings video would be much appreciated. and if you could address the sound options (how atmos works on this tv and if you can connect additional speakers to it)
Can I ask you something please I’ve looked everywhere. Is there anyway to fix the juddering in gaming mode on c1 lg oled tv ? Some games not all on ps5 have bad juddering in gaming mode but not in any other mode like standard. However the input lag feature is missing in other mode besides gaming. On the flip side the juddering feature is missing in gaming mode. This is driving me crazy.
Pour trouver l'onglet économie d'énergie, procédé comme ça, Assistance, maintenance OLED, auto-maintenance du périphérique. To find the energy saving tab, proceed as follows, Support, OLED maintenance, device self-maintenance.
I would he helpful to just tell me which setting to have then maybe afterwards you could go through every setting and explain what it does for those that want to stay till the end thanks
What is peak brightness on LG G1 compared to C9/CX(10)/C1? How big of a difference is it and is it worth upgrading from aforementioned tvs for peak brightness alone?
Eric Beeckmans posted measurements of a 65G1 and said that it peaks at "typically" 740 and "up to" 780 nits in filmmaker mode. But Vincent seems to think that the G1 will be 800+ nits and stomp all over the A80J that is probably using the exact same panel. I guess we'll see what he measures them at. I think you'll need either an A90J or a Panasonic 2000 if you really want to see an appreciable increase in brightness from a C9/CX. The new panel by itself does not appear to be game-changing, although it will provide some improvement even at high APL.
@EVOVIISWE It's already confirmed that the A90J has it, and there is absolutely no reason to believe that the A80J doesn't. All of you people who for some reason believed that the LGD was making a new panel for ONE model of TV were wrong, but I'm not going to keep arguing about it. Keep listening to Zohn or whoever you're listening to. He's wrong. BTW, I just saw another G1 measurement: 736.7 nits by Lee Neikirk. So two nearly identical measurements. Oh, and it hits 170 full field -- like exactly the same as the A90J. Wow, what a coincidence.
@EVOVIISWE I trust D-Nice's information on the A90J and his confirmation that it has the new panel. FWIW, my belief that the A80J has it is largely based on the measurement of the A80J that was taken at the China demo, where we also got the first measurement of the A90J. The new panel apparently has a cooler native color temp, which I believe explains why these models with the new panel are measuring so much brighter in Vivid than models with the old panel. The A80J was measured at ~1000 nit in Vivid on a 10% window, and I think the retail units are going to be the same. Of course, it will be much lower at D65, but my point is that this points to it having the new panel. You should keep in mind that the G1 and A80J are nearly the same price. And even if I'm right about the A80J, the G1 will probably be brighter, since LGs have been in the past. But in terms of cost, I simply don't think it's expensive to buy these panels. I think the new panels are more plentiful and affordable than people were assuming they would be. Anyway, LGE has to buy the panels basically just like Sony does, and we're talking about models (the G1 and A80J) that are extremely close in price.
Any help on changing the screensaver back to the fireworks? I cannot find a screensaver option in any menu. Once I put in my location it switched to a clock and the weather. Now my cat jumps at the screen trying to "catch" the clock… LG G1PUA 77" Class HDR 4K UHD Smart OLED TV
![LG G1 & C1 [Game Optimiser] Adds VRR Gamma Mitigation & 9.5ms Input Lag Boost](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nuRRrnfwWYg/mqdefault.jpg)
This guy is the best, he's very technical and kind of dry but always slides in the one-liners to wake you up. Love it.
Fuck his settings.
YOU FINALLY GOT ONE. Been patiently waiting for this while ignoring the coverage from other outlets.
Is this TV on sale yet?????
@@fepethepenguin8287 don’t believe so.
@@johnraynor4412 ya...
Looking around. Seems next month
@@fepethepenguin8287 In Russia you can already buy it in official lg store
Its already for sale in netherlands since this week
More changes than Simon Cowells face over the years 😂🤣
Tcl ✌✌✌😍👌
burn!
Didn't take him long to throw in a jab
Classic VINCENT tech
*DING* :)
I have played with every setting over and over again on my G1. My HDR10 and Dolby Vision content always seemed weird to me. I could never see the big deal with HDR. I then turned the color upgrade to high and now I am loving what I see. It is more balanced, much better clarity and depth. I do not see over saturation or any weird color anomalies. I am very happy with this TV after adjusting the the color upgrade. Cinema Home. DV IQ on. Brightness high. All motion settings off. Warm 50. Color fine tune upgrade high. HDR10 settings the same as DV except for light sensor off and tone mapping off. Works for me.
Vincent can't wait for more posts on G1
I'm waiting to make decision on either A90J or G1 from LG as I've saved up over last few years for this.
This is becoming my favorite UA-cam channel.
In the future, it would be great to have you make the C1 and G1 the best settings for these TVs so that the average user can enjoy the picture accuracy a little more.
Tomas it's not rocket science for the average consumer if they just bother to do some simple research.
Turn off all the artificial processing like digital noise reduction, edge enhancement etc. And use the Filmmaker picture mode to get a accurate picture when watching blu ray, 4K blu ray, movies on Amazon Prime, Disney+, Netflix.
But if your spending £3000 or more on a flagship television like the LG G1, Sony A90J, Panasonic JZ2000. Then a extra £150 to get the television properly calibrated is definitely worthwhile.
@@C--A In my country finding a TV calibrator is a mission impossible.
@@Tomas-js4wt It's true what he says though. It is not difficult to do yourself and there are good calibration discs already available for consumers to buy. Also why should Vincent give his calibration settings away? "If you are good at something, Never do it for free" :)
@@andreaswright stop watching to many movies with the bullshit if your good at something never do it for free .if these guys want subscribers there going to give settings......it works like that son you help me I help you .
@@andreaswright He gets revenue from these videos. He's not doing it for free.
G1 vs GX comparison please 🙏🏼 and showing their peak brightness side by side would be awesome! I’m in two minds which one to buy 😬
@@jjnewbold still not sure if my buy of the g1 was wise in comparison to the gx as of its cost factor 🙃
@@jjnewbold what's your opinion of your G1 now?
Most interested in all the PC gaming related content with G-Sync (including black levels), PC mode performance with full RGB chroma and the brightness drop with fulfilled peak luminance. Thanks for the content. Can‘t wait for more on the G1, A90J and JZ2000!
Change label to game console and all picture settings have low input lag
I just bought a brand new lg oled b1 and got no OLED Screen Saver Setting under Support. Do you know whats wrong there pls?
@@Dornpunzel
They are now buried one level deeper since the latest firmware. Go to support -> OLED Care -> OLED Panel Care. That‘s at least how it is on the C1 and G1. Let me know if that works on the B1 as well.
@@ledooni Thx a lot mate.
@@teckkaGirl Do you mean for gaming purposes? Because Vincent said for gaming you should choose "PC" for your HDMI which will give additional features, and choose "Game" in Picture Mode for lowest input lag.
20:51 minutes well invested. Using your recommendations on my G1. Many, many thanks Vincent. You rock.
So many mouthfuls in this video! Glad you got one and walked us through the settings, Vincent!
Man i love this guy.. I love how he casually says something crazy and just continue talking..
Comparison between last years models, and also G1 vs A90J. Would be interesting to see.
I second that
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comparison to x95j too please (and maybe qn90a)
A90J vs G1 will be the battle of the year....
We need this
Settings menu lookin like a first gen Samsung Bluray player, you know the ones that Costco sold with the cheap surround speakers back in like 2003 😂
Exactly. Everything about the updated WebOS is horrible!
These are one of the best videos on this channel. Informative, knowledgeable and to the point. Thank you.
I find myself throughly being engaged in learning the settings and what they do. Thank you. Looking forward to my C1 arriving soon
Peak brightness, PQ, console/pc gaming comparisons to CX and A90J. Your opinion on purchase vs A90J or CX/1
Ooo how about a comparison for LG G1 with Sony A90J !? Such a price difference, will be interesting to see how these 2 flagships compare to each other
No production Sony A90J has arrived in the UK yet due to Brexit and customs.
We need promptly a comparison video between this and last year's (CX and GX)
Eagerly waiting for this. I just got my CX last week. If this is better I would look to return it and upgrade to a G1.
@@EdgeOfFuzz It is better in every way you should return the LG CX for the LG G1.
@@ZackSNetwork how so? In a comparison on the LG site the specs are near identical other than the audio and cosmetics.
@@EdgeOfFuzz g1 has a brighter screen
@@EdgeOfFuzz 20% more efficient panel in the 2021 LG G1 so a bit better picture quality than last years 2020 LG OLED tv's.
I'm guessing you bought your LG CX on the big LG television discounts sale last week. So it might not be worth returning it and paying double or more for the LG G1.
I finally got it :)
Just setting it up !
Thanks for all the help.
Now when I select Filmaker mode the OLED pixel brightness isn’t at 25, it’s higher, and I believe it’s because of software updates? So I don’t know if I should reduce it to 25 or keep it at its default which is 85 I think.
I just wanna see an all out war between the G1, JZ2000 and AJ90 already 😂
Yes!
To right what a tv war. lol
A90J is best oled ever made beside 8K LG ZX and Z1
Can't wait to hear your thoughts on the G1 and if it's suffering any losses in picture quality (color accuracy, shadow detail, etc) as a first gen panel. Also if the a9gen4 is improving picture quality or near dark detail in the G1 and C1 over the CX
i just purchased a cx too. But a 55" at 999$ i have no regrets, lol
Where
@@gandara3983 there was a in store deal at all microcenters a few days ago. Its over now unfortunately.
That’s a good deal! Congrats.
Great deal once got a 55c8 for $750 from an av store in PA back in 2019 best deal I ever got, still works great. My 65 C9 was 1.5K more!
Great price indeed. I feel lucky I got cx for 1230 euro. I believe best prices in the uk were in the same range of 1230 eur (1050 gbp)
I am a simple man, I see Vincent, I click.
Please do an updated settings video for the C3! Also an updated video on Xbox settings for C3 please!!
Thank you for your hard work
Please do verify whether and how exactly are the raised blacks using VRR handled on the C1.
Pixel brightness on 100% will damage panel faster in oled?
I just bought a new LG C1 and was surprised that the Energy Saving Step was set to Off by default. I'm guessing this depends on the region (I'm in the Middle East).
Test the nits compare it to the A90J
They know that's what we actually care about, but we get everything else instead lol
I've got the c1 55 inch really impressed with the TV doesn't need a sound bar in my opinion
I’m getting the same for my ps5, have you used Vincent settings and how is the performance
I can't wait for your review. I have a 65C6p and have never even thought of upgrading until maybe now, depending on how much of an improvement you see with this panel and processor.
Hello, I just see your review, and I want to thank you for this. I did exactly like in your tutorial. Just one question. The adjust logo brightness, I saw on other tutorials, that must be set to HIGH to prevent burnin and not to LOW. So, what's corect answer? Thanks!
Looking to improve my LG OLED experience, clicked subscribe at the Simon Cowell joke, that was all I needed I’m in haha
Could you do a vid showing how to properly set it up as pc monitor? Their new menu is confusing the heck out of me
it will be interesting to see if these brighter LG tv's are going to be worth the upgrade
With the new price drops... For shure, even before reviews.
There's quite a price difference between the 2020 and 2021 models. I love my CX and it gets plenty bright enough. Certainly not worth the price difference imo unless you wait until they go on sale mostly around black Friday time.
@@MushroomPlanett I think the main difference will be in HDR bc the screen can go brighter. Also how it handles screen retention with the extra brightness.
we would like to see a comparison with the 2020 models
They suck
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@@lordmaster2562 why the CX sucks I would like to know
@@ilovemorroco7208 stop
@@linuxas1996 It sucks because Lord Master troll can't afford it.
Hi everyone, in game optimiser mode the sound defaults to game optimiser ....if I change to cinema it reverts back to game optimiser sound next time I turn on xbox or playstation...very annoying as cinema sounds much better ...is a fix coming for this as I mainly got the tv for gaming and its driving me nuts!!!????
I am noticing under Color Temperature when it is set to Warm 50 the overall picture seems yellowish color. Is there a right balance under Color Temperature where the picture looks less yellowish or right balance where the picture looks more realistic and vibrant color. I mean should I set to middle way to color temperature 0?
I couldn't get past the warm feel that 50 provides either and set it back to 0. I followed everything else though.
OLED brightness at 25 is way too low. For what good reason?
I use at 85
He definitely knows how to make u think 🤔 that you don’t know s*** about Picture setting’s. 👍🏻
We would like to see more about the new smart UI plarform if you can, and we are waiting for game mode as well for you next video!
Thank you Vinset!
Need a 2022 update
As always an excellent and well explained review of his setting. Love it.
Now go get that Sony A90j.
Thanks for the review as always Vincent ,top notch.
Why do you prefer Color Depth 50 instead of 55 this time?
thx as usual for the videos, you mention the HDR Tone mapping/Dynamic tone mapping setting ON - sometimes when its on its too bright on HDR movies, do you recommend it to be left On or Off? Or should one adjust it on or off per movie if its too bright.
Thank you for listing 🙏🏾 been wondering the best setting and now I know! You have saved us once again
Should I apply these same settings for HDR viewing?
How many nits???? Is it revolutionary upgrade or they selling the same TV again 3 years running???
Why is HDR TONE MAPPING not an option on my C1?
I've been waiting for your review.
Come on Vincent , give to us long waiting deep test of Sony 65A90J.
I believe the UK is still waiting for the A90J I think the G1 released 1st
Taken from Twitter post. " LG OLED evo 65 inch G1 Filmmaker mode HDR. Typically only gets to about 740 nits. If really pushing for max, I could get around 780 nits. That's less than expected. Full field white: 170 nits, which is a good improvement. Vivid mode topped out at around 870 nits on the G1 "
This year might finally be the year I go from plasma to OLED, I hope the C1 is good.
Just what I have been waiting for! Imagine how mad Quantum is 🤣
He is certainly pissed at the guy that is reviewing his Sony A90J 😂😂😂
Haha so interesting just going into picture setting like the fact you have the greatest and latest is just a day in the park. 🤣
Would love to see you compare the peak 10% and 100% HDR brightness with the A90J, as well as picture quality. Remains to be seen whether OLED evo panel or heatsink is more beneficial.
The A90J has both the panel and the heatsink, so it's probably going to be better.
@@mudlin2594 AVF and TechRadar posted that Sony confirmed that A90J is not equipped with the new Evo panel.
I am missing some options from the "Select Mode" menu. The title of the menu is also different (HDR Select Mode) I am very much looking forward you your indepth coverage on the settings! Great content!
OMG LG what have you done to menu? Looking ugly, counter intuitive, hard to navigate requiring more clicks and jumping back and forth to do things that was easier and fast in previous menus, also nice colourful icons that was easy to distinguish are replaced with monochrome barely noticeable unrecognizable windows 10 style icons. New UX designers are terrible morons!
It does look awful.. just keep in mind that the monochrome grayish theme reduces the chance for burn in.
How does anyone watch with oled pixel brightness at 25??? I can barely see the picture.
I keep mine at 80 and peak brightness on high. I think he keeps it so low just for testing purposes.
Lol I keep mine at 100. Same with contrast.
The menus give off Gran Turismo Sport vibes
Can you please make a video on the G Sync 4K 120hz gamma performance vs the CX?
Nice info. When are you doing an LG G1 vs Sony A90J comparison?
Great video, thank you. I’ve had the TV a few months now and love it. I’ve lost the eco picture mode and I happen to quite like it. I usually leave it on standard mode with my own adjusted settings. How do I retrieve the eco mode picture setting? Many thanks.
Big virtual men hug!
And I'm only by the first tip. :-)
I got my G1 yesterday and thanks to you it will be only one day of irritations.
Sony bravia television is 10+ years old - also thinking about a purchase of the G1 or A90J but no experience with OLED.... I keep hearing it's about room brightness but I haven't come across any videos giving good examples to illustrate when you shouldn't consider OLED tech based on brightness...
From my experience OLED is watched best in a light controlled room with either low ambient light or no light at all.
for me too bright TV is annoying. i bought Oled because I don't need massive brightness for my eyes, but I love contrast and real black
OLED is always better for image quality. And now, with even brighter models (old models were also bright enough for most uses) OLED is superior to any LCD. Of course, LCD has it's places if you are watching in direct sunlight, or want a cheap 85" model. Nothing wrong with that, size is most important factor.
I don’t mind eating out, as long as there’s no lettuce on the tacos 🌮
How bout cheese?
Can we expect a C1/G1 review soon? :D
Yea comparison in between CX and C1. Whether it is an upgrade or just buy CX haha.
@@Manchitm My guess is the C1 is the color volume of a CX at 700nits.
@@oppa1319 oh okay, let's find out properly when it's hit the market.
Thanks for the vids Vincent, I really enjoy learning about picture settings etc… but I think I am miles behind because I recently bought the 65” C1 and moved my 55” B8 into my bedroom and I have to say that I am disappointed up to now because the picture quality on my B8 is outstanding and can’t even replicate it on my C1 never mind improving it, which is so frustrating cause I feel like I have wasted £1600? I have tried calibration settings from 3 different sources and none of them are very good! Any advice please?
Can you do a new video on the settings,,,,I just got the LG c1 and the menu looks so different....Obviously because of an update
The new WebOS homescreen looks like VIZIO's SmartCast Home screen.
would you provide a summary on which settings should be changed for a calibrated screen? :)
Can we have c2 settings video please?
Thank you!
same settings
I'm finding there is lots of detail on what you can do, but I'm struggling to learn what you should do. When he leaves a menu, has he left it with the recommended setting selected?
Hello Vincent. Please need advice. I'm a little confused. In the video tutorial from Avforums, you set Filmmaker mode HDR Tone Mapping to off and in your video tutorial you set it to on. Which setting is best for the best image quality reproduction? You set colors and white balance in SDR Filmmaker mode, but Avforums advises not to do anything about it. I believe you have a reason for that. Is Filmmaker mode color and white balance set the same in HDR? Your answer will help me a lot. I have the first oled. LG C1. Thank you.
Wait what. I thought you had TV delivery delays. But you got the G1! Amazing!
Looking forward to the review and measurements soon. Cant decide what to buy with just a picture settings guide 😂😂
Hi Vincent! I just got a C1 and my menu is different. Lots of things are Hard to find and in different locations... I live in middle europe.
has the risk of burn in reduced to a newly oled tech in the new 2021 series?
Im getting this TV for my PS5. Should I follow these settings to set up to use with my PS5? Im looking to get the best possible picture with the lowest latiency/input lag, best possible picture and highest possible frame rate all together
I think he made a dedicated video for ps5
I followed all the way & changed to your recommendations until you said "i'm going to switch to HDR"... I have no idea where you went to do that so I'm pausing video until I understand what I'm to do to get to "HDR" setting/mode. Where is this? Tks
Just feed the TV any HDR source, like from Netflix, and you get HDR settings
I'm really curious what is the best settings to use with older Gaming devices - as in some cases you might want some of the enhancements on. Anyone noticed anyone ever do that as a piece of content ?
Woooo, can't wait for the review Vincent!
Please also test the VRR gamma issue if you are able to along the usual
25 only for oled pixel brightness? It's to dark then...
I would like a full walkthrough of the new menu. It looks terrible. So I'm hoping I'm wrong.
Looking forward to your full review and opinion on this model! (as it’s on my wish list)
all I’d want to know is does the evo panel make a difference? how does it perform gaming and with 4K Blu-ray? And soundbar connectivity in regards to compatibility will I need to upgrade a 2018/2019 model (Sony HT-ZF9)
Look forward to more of your videos and puns 🙌🏼
It would be interesting to get your perspective on the reflection characteristics in different ambient lighting conditions during your review of the G1. Many thanks. This is typically overlooked and not mentioned during reviews, including many so far for LG 2021 Evo and the Sony A90J.
Omg! I hope the new Sony will be an easier set up, great work in any case love your work
Hello. I'm from Brazil. Do you now how to uninstall "trend now"????? Please, help!!!
You can’t. I tried as well…
Is there an embargo on you reviewing the C1? If so when does it end? Hope they haven’t downgraded it to give more distance between the C1 and G1 given the competitive pricing.
Hi, I think it would be great if you make a video about TV calibration, how to get reasonable result in reasonable time etc. Thank you
I just bought a LG CX mainly for PC use and gaming, is it worth returning and waiting for the C1 model?
For everyone who own the LG CX I hear there is going to be a new firmware releasing soon to fix VRR.
Now I'm just waiting on the PS5 VRR update.
Doesn't fix it but allows you to adjust near black.
@@bloomerb4162 Yes, I've read that you can adjust the black levels in VRR in the new update.
Its never gonna be fixed. Its a panel problem
@@G_Rad_Ski haha ps5 hahahahahahahaha
a game optimiser settings video would be much appreciated.
and if you could address the sound options (how atmos works on this tv and if you can connect additional speakers to it)
Can I ask you something please I’ve looked everywhere. Is there anyway to fix the juddering in gaming mode on c1 lg oled tv ? Some games not all on ps5 have bad juddering in gaming mode but not in any other mode like standard. However the input lag feature is missing in other mode besides gaming. On the flip side the juddering feature is missing in gaming mode. This is driving me crazy.
Please make an up-to-date video of the lg c1 oled 🙏🏼 TV settings
Has LG changed its menu? There is no energy savings under the support menu. Some other options are no there either.
Pour trouver l'onglet économie d'énergie, procédé comme ça,
Assistance, maintenance OLED, auto-maintenance du périphérique.
To find the energy saving tab, proceed as follows,
Support, OLED maintenance, device self-maintenance.
@@saillotv Grazie, Thank You. It’s worded a bit differently, but i DID find it. Thank you for you kind, considerate help. Best Wishes.
On english Menue thats Support- Oled Care- device self care - energy saving-
edit: theres a lot of menue items tht moved
I would he helpful to just tell me which setting to have then maybe afterwards you could go through every setting and explain what it does for those that want to stay till the end thanks
Please test xiaomi redmi note 10 pro's display.
What is peak brightness on LG G1 compared to C9/CX(10)/C1? How big of a difference is it and is it worth upgrading from aforementioned tvs for peak brightness alone?
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Eric Beeckmans posted measurements of a 65G1 and said that it peaks at "typically" 740 and "up to" 780 nits in filmmaker mode. But Vincent seems to think that the G1 will be 800+ nits and stomp all over the A80J that is probably using the exact same panel. I guess we'll see what he measures them at. I think you'll need either an A90J or a Panasonic 2000 if you really want to see an appreciable increase in brightness from a C9/CX. The new panel by itself does not appear to be game-changing, although it will provide some improvement even at high APL.
@EVOVIISWE It's already confirmed that the A90J has it, and there is absolutely no reason to believe that the A80J doesn't. All of you people who for some reason believed that the LGD was making a new panel for ONE model of TV were wrong, but I'm not going to keep arguing about it. Keep listening to Zohn or whoever you're listening to. He's wrong. BTW, I just saw another G1 measurement: 736.7 nits by Lee Neikirk. So two nearly identical measurements. Oh, and it hits 170 full field -- like exactly the same as the A90J. Wow, what a coincidence.
@EVOVIISWE I trust D-Nice's information on the A90J and his confirmation that it has the new panel. FWIW, my belief that the A80J has it is largely based on the measurement of the A80J that was taken at the China demo, where we also got the first measurement of the A90J. The new panel apparently has a cooler native color temp, which I believe explains why these models with the new panel are measuring so much brighter in Vivid than models with the old panel. The A80J was measured at ~1000 nit in Vivid on a 10% window, and I think the retail units are going to be the same. Of course, it will be much lower at D65, but my point is that this points to it having the new panel. You should keep in mind that the G1 and A80J are nearly the same price. And even if I'm right about the A80J, the G1 will probably be brighter, since LGs have been in the past. But in terms of cost, I simply don't think it's expensive to buy these panels. I think the new panels are more plentiful and affordable than people were assuming they would be. Anyway, LGE has to buy the panels basically just like Sony does, and we're talking about models (the G1 and A80J) that are extremely close in price.
Any help on changing the screensaver back to the fireworks? I cannot find a screensaver option in any menu. Once I put in my location it switched to a clock and the weather. Now my cat jumps at the screen trying to "catch" the clock… LG G1PUA 77" Class HDR 4K UHD Smart OLED TV