Never do this on LG OLED TV Picture Settings, here is why
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2022
- LG OLED TV Picture Settings, here in this video I explain why you should not do this with your LG OLED be it LG C2 OLED, C1 OLED or any other model where you have ability to force Bt.2020 colorspace by getting into the secret menus. I hope this video will help you.
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Good to see you back
Thank you Joy. :)
Welcome back sir🙋. After a long gap..
Thanks, brother. It has been a while. :)
Nice to see you back. Great content as always 👍 👊
Thank you Dwayne.
Hello I have got the C1 48 OLED; do you have Paramount Plus? If you watch The Voyae Home from Star Trek get a grey line on the top wondered how to get rid of grey line? Thanks
Thank you, MyGadgetsWorld for this video. IMHO you are giving great advice and ive learned somet6from it. I appreciate ANYBODY who puts in a lot of effort to try to help us with these new tvs. The settings can be a minefield, so this will help. Good video 👍
Thank you Jeff. Really appreciate your comment
I had to use standard and bring the colour tone down to something warmer. Filmamaker mode and so on are too dark for me it hurts my eyes trying to focus
Sir please please please make video on c2 and G2 and G1 and C1 burn in test and comparison between this TVs that which TV is best and all rounder TV and excellent ok sir please reply me
Waiting foe them to be released.
Do you recommend keeping auto dynamic contrast on medium or off for SDR shows?
You can keep that on in the lit rooms
Leave dynamic contrast off. Get your TV properly calibrated. This guy doesn't know what he's talking about
finally a good video explain exactly how to calibrate your tv
Just do what looks good too your eyes you will be the one watching the tv so do what looks good too you. Look I know people wanna get the best setting but it might not be the best for you I always tweak my setting until I have a picture I’m happy with yea it might not be calibrated correctly but who cares as long as I’m happy with the picture all that matters.
Yeah but forcing BT2020 is still dumb because it doesn’t do what people think it does. A much simpler way of achieving the results you are looking for is just to add color to the imagine. No need to use BT2020.
@@joelman1989 well people that want a boost of colour depth with out overblowing the image it’s an option for them. Why stick with Rec709 it’s such an old standard
@@joelman1989 Rec709 is still used for 4K non High Dynamic Range 10 content. BT2020 is used for HDR10. There is an industry standard that is used in all studios for the aforementioned content. "what looks good to you" is not how the content was intended. You're blowing smoke and don't know what you're talking about.
Hey I got the LG C2 so I should leave my Gamma on 2.2
After the update on my C1 03.25.20, the image has drastically deteriorated and everything is somehow blurry and the colors are not as beautiful as before. All day I tried to adjust the settings but there is no progress. How to solve the problem?
If you got that warranty get it exchanged asap
5 likes on a comment means every tv with this update has gotten worse
Great video, there's so much misinformation out there that ends up leaving people with bad picture quality. #1 rule I follow is not to use YT for reference material, YT compresses clips which will change even the cleanest material. I exclusively use spears and munsil 4k benchmark UHD disc. It's calibrated uncompressed reference material that is paired with test patterns to ensure this picture is set to a damn good benchmark before I start tweaking it to my liking. Also a lot of YT "pros" don't adjust their picture settings outside of reference, and the masses don't understand that reference picture is dull, dark, and red. It's ok to adjust the picture to your liking, using reference as a starting point makes it easier to keep the cinematic feel.
Thanks for watching and understanding the whole point of the video.
@@MyGadgetsWorld it was insightful, thank you for sticking to facts
They telling me they can come to calibrate but not from tv settings
They calibrate with pc help to in to more settings is that right to do it?
So, I just got this tv today. I like it however, even in vivid mode, I’m not sure it’s bright enough for me. I have 15 days to decide, but I may return it for the Samsung s95b.
Get the LG G2. S95B is the first qOLED and is full of bugs and flicker issues like the first OLED TVs had back in the day.
G2 has a decade of tech development behind it and with the EVO panel can reach 1000 nits for HDR. Very bright! S95B also reaches that brightness and does have a little more vivid colour pop due to qOLED but you're gonna be throwing your remote after the 10th time the TV freezes while watching netflix.
There's a reason all the big reviewers say S95B is slightly better but still would not buy it and instead would go with an LG G2.
Colour accuracy is also off on Samsung TVs.
I could get either for similar cost and have gone with the G2.
But I mean... Your money do whatever you want with it. Just my $0.02
@@sholmesbrown your opinion was more than correct in the hindsight. QD OLEDs are getting much more burn in issues than LG's WOLED displays. Rtings has done long term tests.
And sorry to say i have forgot to say one thing that which TV should I should buy c2 or G2 or C1 or G1 ok sir and sir I don't have wall mount space in my home so if I buy a separate stand for my wall mount TV it will be nice or not nice and 🤮ugly combination ok please reply me and aur I want a all rounder TV ok thanks
Haven't gotten hands on C2 and G2 yet.
C1 all the way
Can someone tell me which settings is the best for everyday use. Like Netflix and hbo apps on that already on the TV .
I just bought a C1 77
And 1 more question, can I have a settings like a Playlist 1 for like a ps5 gaming and 1 for ps5 movie? And 1 for in Netflix/hbo on the TV.
Sorry for my questions I'm only 13 so trying too understand all this is very hard.
Best regards and hoping for some support.
Sounds like you got good parents getting you a 77 inch c1. Ask to get an i1 display pro to calibrate your tv and use hcfr program to calibrate and the avforums for hcfr. Maybe your dad could do it for you. No 2 TVs are the same so anyone that gives you their settings won't help, even the same brand and model vary between sets.
I have the older C8, so the following is based on that TV but should apply: For SDR content you can use ISF dark and set gamma to 2.4. Use ISF bright for daytime viewing/more light in the room and adjust the gamma to 2.2. Adjust oled light to taste and depending on ambient light in room. Use cinema and cinema day for Dolby Vision. Leave oled light at 50 (might default to 100 for newer tv models, in that case leave it there). For all picture modes use a contrast of 85, try to off turn motion interpolation, use warm 2 for color balance and turn sharpness to 0 (anything else adds sharpness to the original image). Also make sure you disable eco mode globally (look it up)!! Some might find these setting dull initially. If you do, try to give yourself some time to get used to them, as they should get you closest to the source material as it was authored. These picture modes can be used on all sources (Netflix, ps5), though for HDR gaming you might eventually want to look into that separately. Calibration will get you a bit closer to a reference picture, but just using good setting is great for most everyone and is likely to be all you need (though if you want to make sure you are 100% at reference, by all means hire someone to calibrate your TV). Also calibration is not really necessary for playing games, as no-one in game production really uses a calibrated display when creating them (this might change over time).
If you want to get nerdy, HDTV test is a great (but pretty dry) resource. Also Rting for setting recommendations.
Hope,this helps and enjoy your new TV!! Taking delivery of a 77” A1 myself this morning🍿
Hi. So I bought a C2 and i like the Vivid mode because it's the brightest, but everything looks overly red, like all of the skin tones. I kind of hate it to be honest because of that redness. I'm considering taking it back and turning it in for the qn90. Is that just my tv? Or that's just how it is?
Can you not just turn the brightness up in a different mode?
Vivid is the worst setting. You will push the tv more that it has too.
Vivid is what best buy has set to ooh and ahh people of bright colors. Watch a proper calibration video for good settings. It may seem to warm or yellow at first but give it a week for ur eyes to adjust
@@innocentrage1standard mode is the best mode for watching everything. Is the most natural mode thats because its called ‚standard‘. Cinema mode is to yellow and not natural
@@interistapazzo1.9.0.8 damn you are really saying some false things there 🙄 white point reference in ANY movie production is D65 (6500K) it’s not cooler or warmer than that value! Or in your standard mode etc ! You can watch the way you want but don’t tell sh…t to others and false information! Do you think mastering studio will pay professional monitor that cost about 35K like the Sony BVM serie without using some references values? Damn people… 🙄 it’s up to you to watch your tv in torch mode but don’t tell people its better 🙄 movies are made in a way, and if you want to see how the movie is really looking than it’s with using a preset and values close to reference
why is the aspect ratio grayed out I just got this tv and it irks my nerves
all movies on any apps show in a box and it will not let me change it to be full screen
Everyone has there own preferred picture settings you should set how you like it
Yes, by staying transparent. If content is already dull and you are basing that for settings then your content with proper color will look really bad
But this dull look is GOOD to other people's eyes, not everyone wants to burn their eyeballs
Much difference in image after professional calibration?
Absolutely!
I have the new Apple TV 4K with my C1 and after trial and error I’ve ditched bt.2020. Currently have the box to YCbCr:444 and the tv settings to expert: bright, 50 color with native turned on, warm 5-10 (can’t stand yellow picture), contrast: 85. sharpness: 10 with everything else turned off. Cinema screen & cinematic movement on. Ai picture pro: on, everything else off. So far this has given me the best image I have yet to produce!
Also if I find myself still not happy watching an SDR movie, sometimes I’ll go into the secret menu and try HLG HDR which seems to work really well on some movies but awful on others.
Welcome back my friend and ignore quantum TV and his comment in his video
I purchased lg c2 and facing low brightness issues
Hello i bought the brand new G4 LG and even though that screen is ridiculously bright when you navigate through the menu then you start streaming HDR and DV content and instead of being amazed at the picture, everything dims and dark scenes in movies are barely visible. I liked the idea of a film maker mode to watch content as it was intended by creator but was bummed out to see what it looked like in my living room. I then go for the vivid mode that i fine tune by reducing the contrast a bit and turn down the color so that it doesn't appear too saturated. i hope LG would push out a FW update with a preset mode that would allow me to watch HDR DV movie content in a room with daylight.
Hello ! I have qesstion i have LG C2 42 and want to get the best mode colors for photoshop editing photos .. becouze when i edit on TV and i see my finished photos in Samsung phone 21 ULTRA , my photos are not so colorfull like in TV .. so what should i do to make my photo editing ?
Both your TV and your PC should be calibrated to the industry standard D65 Kelvin. When you do this, your pics will look great no matter which of those two displays you use.
My TV doesn't have the APS picture mode, it is because it is a C1?
BT 2020 on standard mode FTW!!!!
i used to be that guy...until i found HLG
About to get a new TV 📺 soon and I guess you received LG OLED tv
Hey brom congratulations man.
This is SDR and second this is a demo from Hisense there are undersaturated because the shop mode/ vivid mode boost the colours then.
In my testing on the LG C1 vivid gives the highest brightness in HDR at first it’ll look blue but you can tweak the settings why’ll keeping the brighter picture. So for HDR content I actually recommend vivid cause you’ll need as much brightness as you can get. After selecting vivid go to the colour options and turn down the colour temperature from cold 50 to warm 10 I found too be a good balance then it won’t look so blue but it’ll keep the brightness so things will pop more in HDR
Vivid Mode with some caliberation is the best for me. Always disliked the accurate caliberations color wise.
Vivid is not right actually. Way too blue with too much colour. Its not "real"
I used to use Vivid. Mostly because I didn't really bother to change it back then.
After I started using more accurate color and modes, I thought it didn't look good at first.
It looked way too warm, and too dim, since my eyes were used to the overly bright and blue color of Vivid.
But not long after, I learned to hate Vivid. It looks absolutely disgusting to me now.
The accurate color and picture modes look more accurate to real life, more accurate to what the creators intend, and is far more pleasing to my eye.
Vivid now looks far to harsh, saturated, and overblown in every way. Like scrubbing my eyes on a cheese grater.
But hey, if you like Vivid go for it. It's your eyes and your TV. Do what looks best to you.
@@sawdust8691lol and why you don‘t use standard mode? Standard is more like real life.. film maker mode is to much yellow and unrealistic
@Interista Pazzo acually the warm color temperature from the cinematic modes are the most accurate color. Every TV brand has a cinematic mode for that purpose. Accurate color and whites.
Your eyes are just used to seeing too much blue light on a screen. That's fine if you like in though.
But after using the accurate color modes for a while, even the standard mode is too blue.
A TVs standard mode is set that way to unrealistically boost the TV brightness and color to make it look more appealing at a glance. Since the image pops off the screen more. But it's not the accurate settings.
I didn't believe it either until I forced myself to use the accurate settings. I thought it looks way too warm. But over time, it now looks way better to me.
@@sawdust8691 and how about watching anime or normal contet with film maker mode?
This is an instruction how to NOT adjust the picture on your TV. The woman's face on the left looks natural. The same face on the right with vivid looks like some video game character.
Qn95B vs G1?
Haven't seen or used QN95B yet. Looking forward to hands on to the new models soon.
Personally, i dont like the cinema mode on the c1, I liked it on the samsung q90a. Maybe its a brightness thing. I personally like standard mode on the c1. Vivid mode crushes detail and kinda mutes colors to me.
Standard is still fine if you are not watching movies. But vivid is just a no no , specially when bt2020 is forced upon it.
@@MyGadgetsWorld i mostly watch anime and play videogames. Tho, I still like my movies on standard. I can see the appeal of cinema mode for movies, it kind of adds a different atmosphere, but its just not for me most of the time.
Yes and that's why I said just apply picture presets and don't need to worry about forcing bt2020, simply go to standard or vivid. What games do you play?
@@MyGadgetsWorld oh well for games I only use game mode cause I cant stand input lag, but my game mode pretty much looks identical to my standard settings where I cant really tell the difference. I play pretty much everything, and fighting games, shooters, RPGs are my thing. Right now juggling between kof15, guilty gear strive, halo, horizon zero dawn, elden ring, and tales of vesperia. So i got some variety haha.
@the elusive meme man elden ring is crazy. I have been playing that game since launch. Solo it is very hard to play but with companion it is fun.
This is so weird. We try to buy the perfect panel that can reproduce actual colours that content creators wants us to see, but then we don’t like washed out colours and enable vivid mode, which defeats the entire purpose to have OLED. I think manufacturers should do 100% accurate calibration on their end and lock it.
lol that's stupid. Having good accurate caliberation out of the box? Yes. Locking it is stupid. You are the one who paid for it so you should decide how you want to caliberate it. Not everyone cares about accuracy.
@@kicapanmanis1060 Can you tweak these settings on your smart phone? Probably not. Because you don't need it. And yes, tones of people consume media on their phones wihtout worrying about display calibration.
This is how you lose market share.
@@blazn0 why? What don't you like about it? I just picked up the 77 inch and it's amazing
@@RunItsGojira problem is solved. HDR gaming can cause some image issues. Especially if the game isn't hdr supported.
Unrelated to the video, but Vincent is a legend! ✌✌
Indeed.
Yep imo the most important part of this video is bringing recognition to manipulation in image quality over video. You did that also which is great because more need to realize they can be manipulated into believing something like a comparison on UA-cam. Hopefully more people attention to stuff like that. Great video brotha! At the end of the day people can do what they want with there image for sure. But yes forcing wide color isn't correct if someone likes it then ok that's fine but of course it won't be accurate.
Thanks for the comment man. Seems like you have different youtube name now. It used to be the reviewfortheyoutube right?
@@MyGadgetsWorld correct its me! Lol I got into the custom keyboard community so changed my name to tkl king as I like tkl keyboards haha.
@@reviewforthetube6485 that's awesome. 💯
So after all that talking, which setting is best 🤣
PLEASE HELP ME! Not sure how to properly explain this...but I'll do my best. I have an LG oled C2. But this problem has persisted through several tvs. While playing games, Shoreview call of duty and nfs. My characters gun, angles on their outfits have small black dots. Almost like the black dots on a snowy screen. Not enough to be unusable obviously, but I notice and it bothers me. I'm pretty anal about my tv picture(very anal) and I cannot figure out why. I have tried adjusting every setting w no luck. Hopefully I am explaining this correctly.
Please HELP ME. I wish there was a way to attach a photo... any help will be much appreciated!
So is that an issue with the character in the game or on the tv???
Thanks for your VID. I know who exactly who you are referring to. Sometimes too much from that dude.... he claims he supercedes an ISF calibrator knowledge.
I own the LG for 3 weeks now and the place where the tv is situated is in a room with huge windows Sometimes bright. All world cup games were viewed with out any issue with using the default settings. Also Sometimes the LG C2 is too bright for me at night with the lights off.
We all know that one guy! Happy holidays
@@MyGadgetsWorld same to you and yours
So what is the point in this video! Not to use vivid? Which I never use
And sir reply me both comments ok sir thanks
Good morning buddy
Movies with a lot of graphics will look much better with over saturated color. Sony live color setting on high has serious pop
I've noticed LG OLED in general is super bright and in your face compared to Samsung. If u are going from one to the other you have to give your eyes time to adjust to the new tv. Just my two cents
Cinema, filmmaker and expert are the best setting 👍
I prefer the dark mode
Too dark for me on my Lg 4k tv is expert mode.
Try watching vivid mode on 2 hour+films your eyes will burn out of their sockets, if you do picture comparisons on a still image of course these settings look punchier but film maker mode is still the most accurate to watch films and you tube like Netflix menu screens will be far too bright on vivid or even standard settings on these Oleds, these modes cause eye fatigue over a short period of time so either cinema user for dolby vision content and filmmaker mode for HDR, just be wary of and mindful that the Oleds are generally a darker panel for a reason, unlike Samsung back-light mode. Oled G and C series tends to find a better balance with pixel brightness
Indeed why those modes are for movie watching. Have a great weekend. 👍
If you don’t mind, what do you recommend for gaming? If you touched on it in your comment I probably didn’t catch it. I just bought my TV I don’t know much about the tech that runs it. TIA! 🤙🏼
VIVID mode is not good indeed
nah filmmaker is shit lol, My Mothers 10+ year old Samsung plasma looks better if i have that mode on My c1, vivid brings ut oled to its fullest
@@moosyx it is
Each to its own
If someone who psy so much $$$ for their Oled TV they dame well can do whatever pic mode they like. There are no such thing as using vivid is wrong. It is put in there by manufacturer so u can choose whatever u want to.
Yes, this is called creative intent. Not everything needs to look bright and vivid. Ozark in particular has a very blue look, and that's intentional.
Indeed. Thank God we have people like you and Classy to learn from and get Cinema experience at home. People should try watching Extraction and MadMax when applied bt2020 to see how it destroys movie experience. Extraction literally looks like orange 🍊, and Pirates of the carribean : dead men tell no tales, that movie is already enough bluish and applying anything vivid, standard or bt2020 kills the movie feel.
"Dull picture modes." Uh-huh. LMAO
I appreciate your opinion but directors intent never looks good to me if I'm going to spend a premium on my Tv then I want it to pop and take advantage of the widest color gamut possible.
You can do whatever you want with your TV but don't adjust your settings on the content which is already dull and made for demo for specifically vivid mode.
I don't know what any of that meant
I think people should set their tv up the way they like it. For heavens sake they bought the tv, they know what they like. I don’t care about the being true to what the film maker wanted. I want what works for me. If the people look warm and real, that’s what I want. Still pictures? People move.
Exactly how I feel. Everybody is a follower. Set your TV up to what you personally like not what UA-camrs tell you to do and not do. Shit is actually pathetic how grown ass adults can't make their own decisions.
I 100% agree! social media ruins this lol. I personally don't care about what they should tell me what is normal for my eyes. I want it set how I bloody want it. I also noticed that BT2020 made no difference to me when watching HDR content at all.
Yeah. It gets aggravating. Did the filmmaker buy myTV? Hell no. So fook how they want me to see it.
Yea on standard mode the movies looks better and the colors are perfect. The film maker mode destroy the colors too much yellow
Amen to that
Man, a lot of talking but your point still eludes me. I know that you're "trying to bring this girl back alive", whatever that means but...what? Vivid, or not Vidid, even that wasn't clear to me. I said to me, because evidently some people understood you on here. I'm clearly the problem.
Well doing it forcing it I use vivid mode this is my tv 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why would anyone watch the TV on vivid mode. It looks like garbage
On my QN90A I keep on vivid but lower the color to a nice tone. It's bright and colorful. Sometimes a preset is too over saturated. Standard or natural looks nice. Example on the aw3423dw rts is crazy over saturated, rpg brings it down a bit then standard looks like natural here... but I hope ppl don't just set a generic preset. We always need to tinker with the presets.. those ppl looked neon here.. lol.
I like watching wildlife in vivid mode, sometimes. If it isn’t bright and bit dull, I may use it . Nothing wrong in brightening a dull pic for more pleasure. I don’t do it for anything else tho.
Folks have there own taste.
@@mosthated8848 yes that is true.
@@ViktorsReality if I buy a QN90a today will it update to the same proformance as the qn90b?
the picture was actually better before you messed with it it's supposed to look that way
I swear Vivid mode is made for older dads
buy the Sony A80J (A90J) instead. Better color and upscale
yeah, and double the price...
Will correct myself here. Bought a A80j, best TV I ever had.
@@smthsmth how is the motion?
@@ricardowatson64 excellent
I wish I knew why OLED screens bothered my eyes so bad. It sucks! If oleds are the best I definitely want one but the last time I had one, I had to return it.
I can relate, to an extent. I thoroughly enjoy my LG OLED, but I have a lazy eye and I have to leave the motion smoothing option set to clear. If I use any other setting, off included, my eye goes crazy. I begin to experience eye discomfort and if I leave it set that way for any length of time, will get a massive headache.
Thanks but 27.5k subs... yeah maybe people should search more.. no offense from a expert. When you tell others what they don't need to do? For you 2020 forcing seems over saturated.. not everyone else. Some like that.
SLOW DOWN
You keep saying “he” who are you talking about?
Ramble on man....Ramble on....
Christ dude
What you actually saying dude bd 20 20 ??
Dude let folks do wtf they want with there over priced plastic box.
VIVID mode is not good bro its garbage and u know it 🙈🙈🙈
Indeed.
@@MyGadgetsWorld 👍😁
Reference standard =Dull, washed out and looks like a 90s VHS. No thanks.
You need to go faster ,I almost stayed with you slow down. An instructional video is only good if we can follow you
Do the settings and make a different video where u talk 10 hours straight let’s see which one gets more views
10 hours . Kya ho gaya hai tujhe bhai
Never use Vivid. It looks over saturated and fake. Movies will look bad. Use filmaker or cinema mode and put pixel brightness to max.
If you hate judder turn OLED motion off and use Tru motion. Cinema motion is good enough to make picture smooth. If you're a savage turn all motion smoothing off.
Set the colour temp to warm 50 or min 40. Once your eyes get used to the warm colour temp colours will start to pop and contrast will look better.
Setup an ambiant back light behind the TV. I use Lytmi NEO so it matches the picture but any nice cool white colour behind the TV will help your eyes see the contrast better and picture will look better.
Just my $0.02
Standard mode is way better
Sigh...... Never do what? What is "This".
I can't believe I wasted my time with this video it's all talking about basic things 😪😪😪😪
Some people don’t know basic things about Tvs
Really 🤔🤔
Bro you talk to fast.
Talk too quick, can't follow you I'm afraid!
Sorry sir
Wasted time on one funky clip! Bye
Too darn fast!
Get to the point!!!
U talk too much bro.
Alright my man
The woman's face is to help one to understand what natural skin tone should look like on your TV. You don't even know what you are talking about. Just because the TV is bright and the colors look like they are out of cartoon, doesn't mean the colors are correct.When you go to the cinema and watch a film, it is corrected to industry standards, D65 kelvin. When you bring a movie home on BluRay, it should look as close as possible to the image that you watched at the theater within the capability of your television. You can't achieve that by bringing a TV home from Best Buy and using the brightest mode you can find to exhibit your display. It's also not good for the longevity of the TV. Go take a ISF Calibration training course and learn something.
GABBLED FAR to FAST gave up
SDR: FILMMAKER MODE
HDR: FILMMAKER MODE
Dolby Vision: Cinema
No User Adjustments to anything.
SDR: standard
HDR: Standard
Better
@@interistapazzo1.9.0.8 nope like I said, you are just saying false things cause you don’t ever know what you are talking about…
Jesus christ, pal. You said a whole bunch without saying a thing
Starting crap with me again huh? well guess what? Thousands have seen the results and thanked me for changing their experiences for the better. You can watch lifeless imagery. I will pioneer the way into the future, by breaking away from 30yr old standards.
Dang can’t have a peaceful Sunday right
The other day I saw your c1 settings when your videos were free. So yea people, if you want your picture ruined by having everything have super saturated fruity colors, quantum got your back. Cant believe people pay you to ruin there picture. You had to make 4 videos to try to convince yourself and everyone that its not you but elden ring that sucks. Your a joke and a maidenless bigot.
ua-cam.com/video/s5c36h6xJqE/v-deo.html
Truth about QTV, right there.
Just my opinion 🤷
@@MyGadgetsWorld
We all know why you're choosing now to "have an opinion" after 2 months of 0 uploads. It makes you look cheap. but if that your opinion ok.