How many clicks for the HDR of a 48-inch LG OLED C2? If I leave the sun partially visible, just before it disappears, it gives me 800 nits in some games, would this be correct? Doesn't lowering the third screen to the darkest flatten the blacks and eliminate detail? In some games it is the shadow detail, not the black point, as I have seen. Sorry for the chatter, I like the topic and I'm just trying to understand. thank you!
48 C2 clips at 800nit so it's 14 clicks just like the 55 and 65 models , also tone mapping is different from one game to another some will give 800 and other will give you more 2nd lowering the third screen to the darkest is important as this sets your minimum tone map luminance to the minimum in order to achieve the inkiest blacks possible which is very important for HDR , some games have bad HDR implementation which is why you get problems in shadows
Thanks for explaining in detail the settings, good video. Although I have a question, the calibration for hgig and dynamic tone that I set on the ps5 and pc works for the Lg G4 TV? I ask this because this tv has more nits(between 1400/1500) and I wonder if this amount will affect or not in some negative way the dynamic tone settings on pc and ps5. I know the clarification is in the title but I want to clarify this doubt 100%. Thanks for your help!
@@Artae-km4vr Thanks for watching For dynamic tone mapping it's the same setting but for HGIG its 18 clicks for first and second screen and zero click for the third from bottom, on Pc for HGIG just put your tv max luminance which is 1489
Thanks for explaining how it works, it's easy to follow. However, I got a question for you I'm hoping you can answer: how can I safe a certain picture profile so I can switch from a HDR game to a non - HDR (autoHDR) game or to a setting for watching movies from my PC? I don't want to tweak settings every time I do something else. What is the best way to go about that?
Thanks for watching, unfortunately windows 11 does not support native switching between SDR and HDR content , so you will have to switch off HDR manually from windows display settings when playing SDR content , however there are third party open software you can use for this purpose from GitHub.com also Auto HDR in windows means forcing HDR on games that doesn't support native HDR
Hey, I want to use ps5 HDR on my gaming monitor , I have a LG 48GQ900-B. What hdr setting do you recommend for me cus on the main ps5 menu the screen is a bit too dark, but when I turn HDR off the color are bright and looking good.
The problem with your monitor is that it has an aggressive automatic dimmer that kicks in very fast which limits the HDR brightness also the HDR brightness itself isn't bright enough for HDR but regardless , turn off smart energy in your monitor , also try to use HDR with 60fps not 120fps and see if it's help with the color you can change that from the PS5 screen and video settings , disable 120fps
@vegaskidd555 Yes, that's true. Your tv max nit is 800 whether you're on dtm or hgig. Calibrating hdr with dtm will blow out the highlights, so use hgig when you do it.
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How many clicks for the HDR of a 48-inch LG OLED C2? If I leave the sun partially visible, just before it disappears, it gives me 800 nits in some games, would this be correct? Doesn't lowering the third screen to the darkest flatten the blacks and eliminate detail? In some games it is the shadow detail, not the black point, as I have seen. Sorry for the chatter, I like the topic and I'm just trying to understand. thank you!
48 C2 clips at 800nit so it's 14 clicks just like the 55 and 65 models , also tone mapping is different from one game to another some will give 800 and other will give you more
2nd lowering the third screen to the darkest is important as this sets your minimum tone map luminance to the minimum in order to achieve the inkiest blacks possible which is very important for HDR , some games have bad HDR implementation which is why you get problems in shadows
It is important to know that when using DTM they should reduce the level of blacks to -2
Do you have a settings video for the C3
@@SilverBld these settings in the video are for C3 , it's also the tv I am using in the video
I have a question. With dtm on i have more input lag with games than i have with hgig on. Is that possible? Playing on a lg c3 evo
@@kevinlandopt518 no as long as you are in game optimizer mode input lag is the same
Thanks for explaining in detail the settings, good video. Although I have a question, the calibration for hgig and dynamic tone that I set on the ps5 and pc works for the Lg G4 TV? I ask this because this tv has more nits(between 1400/1500) and I wonder if this amount will affect or not in some negative way the dynamic tone settings on pc and ps5. I know the clarification is in the title but I want to clarify this doubt 100%. Thanks for your help!
@@Artae-km4vr Thanks for watching
For dynamic tone mapping it's the same setting but for HGIG its 18 clicks for first and second screen and zero click for the third from bottom, on Pc for HGIG just put your tv max luminance which is 1489
Hi I have LG B4 how many cliks for HDR ps5
13 HGIG
25 DTM
Thanks for explaining how it works, it's easy to follow. However, I got a question for you I'm hoping you can answer: how can I safe a certain picture profile so I can switch from a HDR game to a non - HDR (autoHDR) game or to a setting for watching movies from my PC? I don't want to tweak settings every time I do something else. What is the best way to go about that?
Thanks for watching, unfortunately windows 11 does not support native switching between SDR and HDR content , so you will have to switch off HDR manually from windows display settings when playing SDR content , however there are third party open software you can use for this purpose from GitHub.com also Auto HDR in windows means forcing HDR on games that doesn't support native HDR
Hey man I have an oh 27 oled gr95qe this has DTM ALWAYS ON , how many clicks would it need on my ps5? Nvm you answered in the video lol
Hey, I want to use ps5 HDR on my gaming monitor , I have a LG 48GQ900-B.
What hdr setting do you recommend for me cus on the main ps5 menu the
screen is a bit too dark, but when I turn HDR off the color are bright and
looking good.
The problem with your monitor is that it has an aggressive automatic dimmer that kicks in very fast which limits the HDR brightness also the HDR brightness itself isn't bright enough for HDR but regardless , turn off smart energy in your monitor , also try to use HDR with 60fps not 120fps and see if it's help with the color you can change that from the PS5 screen and video settings , disable 120fps
Thanks for the reply, I turn off my hdr and put the hdr effect mode on and it’s look really good !!
Hello, do you use hdr in game optimiser mode ? Or another mode ? (because i see the standard menu is grey in game bar)
@@valentinrighetti9001 game optimizer mode , HGIG isn't available outside game optimizer mode
Change sound settings to game optimizer
ok i have lg c2 42 inch 700 nits... if i do 14 clicks thats 800 nits. so which is it 13 or 14 clicks
Do 14 clicks because the 42 model still clips at 800nit even if it's only 700
@ ok
Last question. Most UA-camrs say calibrate with hgig first then use dtm if u want
You can still calibrate with HGIG and use DTM but HDR won't look as good , DTM looks and performs better when it has its own calibration settings
@vegaskidd555 Yes, that's true. Your tv max nit is 800 whether you're on dtm or hgig. Calibrating hdr with dtm will blow out the highlights, so use hgig when you do it.
What tv model is that?
LG C3
DTM is available in C4?
@@miguela.8660 of course in all LG OLED
I have the C1, my tv is not that bright as yours after i followed your steps 😢
@@MrTommie which calibration you used ? HGIG or dynamic tone mapping?
@SEBAII85 tried them both, if i put dynamic tone mapping on on its a little bit brighter, but still not as bright as yours
@@MrTommie my tv is C3 which is brighter than yours so it's normal
Okay thanks, should i turn DTM On or on hgig
@@MrTommie if you want more brightness use DTM
Hdtv and others say that u calibrate hdr in hgig even when using DTM......
@billygovaert6198
You can do as they suggest but DTM Doesn't look as good as when it has its own calibration
That’s why I have a mini led tv, amazing bright with incredible blacks, win win
Yes mini led tvs are better for HDR but only if it has a lot of local dimming zones
@ Mini led tvs usually do
Per chi ha 1000 nits sono 15(il sole scompare e non è assolutamente visibile, cioè si fonde con lo schermo.
this aint correctly at all for DTM
Mastering tools are used to determine these calibration settings
Sure it is. Otherwise you mess up the hdr with dtm on