@@Vitali87 In SDR you do not have any specular highlights and the lightsources even look worse so HDR is better. Watch the comparison video SDR/HDR and you will see what I mean. Even if the HDR implementation is not as good as it could be it looks miles better than flat SDR.
Your videos are great, your the only person doing this, and the first place I go when I buy a new game to figure out what settings I need to use. Good job man, thanks!
Latest update fixes the VRS issue on PS5, visuals look sharp and crisp even in performance mode. Brightness option has also been patched so you can choose 49 now instead of only increments of 5 :)
This game looks incredible! Only thing I think they missed was that crazy cool glow on the environment from Issac's mask that was in dead space 3. I loved that effect really grounded the player. Nice vid presentation 👌
Patch 1.03 is great for PS5. Hgig working well, we can adjust by 1 brightness, resolution in60fps is sharp as blade. Big big improvment. Now that game on Oled looks gorgeous.
@@Gphdigz hopefully they'll add in sliders or make use of the internal system settings in a future patch to improve the hdr. I'm just glad we don't have raised or crushed blacks for this title.
You would think that a game that uses light to such an extreme to set the mood for nearly every encounter and area that they would implement the best possible HDR
Something is really wrong with the performance mode, it looks like 360p sometimes with a lot of shimmering. Anyone's seeing this?? Aliasing problems also
When i startup dead space on steam it doesn't have HDR? Anyone know how to fix this... I tried changing all the settings i could find with HDR with no succes, while other games do have HDR.
I have the Series X and can confirm it switches to Dolby Vision when it’s enabled. HGIG doesn’t seem to affect HDR on my Vizio OLED but it’s hard trying to choose what tone mapping should be. It’s on a scale of 0-100
On my Series X and my Samsung QN90B, I've set Xbox HDR for games calibration to 0.005 nit minimum TML and 2000 nit maximum TML, Game HDR (HGiG) turned on. The in-game brightness slider is right at 50, dropping to 49 makes the left symbol disappear.
Good to know that the game still looks amazing on the consoles. Quick question that’s driving me crazy (if you don’t mind answering). I have a Sony 55A80J, and I like it a lot, but I feel there’s always something a little off about it, and I can’t quite get the “best settings.” I have a PS5, and I sometimes feel the games are ever so slightly washed out (just a little, nothing too crazy, but enough for me to notice). The two things I keep going back and forth about in my head are gamma and VRR. The default value for gamma on the TV in HDR on the PS5 is 0 (2.2). Should it be different (2.4)? Lastly, I’ve heard mixed opinions about VRR and black level raise. Is this possible even with an HDMI 2.1 port like the one I’m using on the A80J? When I play Horizon Forbidden West, I actually have the shadows setting on -4, as I feel it really makes the daytime scenes look amazing. Any help would be greatly appreciated! If I’m crazy, that’s fine too. I just want to hear it from you (or anyone else who feels like commenting)! Thanks again for all that you post for us. -Lenny
I remember seeing in HDTVTest videos that Sony OLED TVs can have a slightly brighter black level than reference. OLED TVs generally have a problem with "coming out of black", and all the manufacturers try to solve it in different ways. LG generally crush the deepest black slightly, whereas Sony brighten them slightly. Only Panasonic render the lowest black levels perfectly, which is why they tend to win TV of the year awards. Unfortunately their TVs also cost a lot, so that's why most mortals will have to make do with slightly imperfect LG or Sony TVs. I don't have a Sony TV, but from your description shadow -4 might be making your TV render the black level more like how LG does it, and maybe that is very suitable for many games. I also can't stand it when the image is washed out.
I have been using sony tvs for 20 years. I'm not however on a hdmi 2.1 yet as my A8H is incredible still and see no need to upgrade. But since the implementation of HDR there are settings that must be enabled for best picture imo. 1st be sure the black setting in ps5 hdr calibration is set to 0 and have peak luminance at high and advanced contrast at high its just how there hdr algorithm works(this will give u maximum peak brightness for HDR specular highlights deepest blacks against that beautiful OLED in Infinite contrast). Than adjust all other settings to your liking from there. Only for HDR. Next instead of gamma adjust try using different presets of black level as it can give or take away shadow detail as u please. From there adjust your color to what your eyes like 👍. I lock mine in as bt. 2020 as well even though most HDR signals will already use this by default. But I don't want any picture change as some may not. There are some color wheel adjustments u can do as well but can be a very precise adjustment and really have to study the picture to pull those off....but will have huge color benefits if u take the time. Just a what I've learned over the years as a PQ 1st person. Give it try ✌
@@PeterHas Interesting! Thanks so much for your detailed reply. 🙂. Good to know I’m not entirely crazy for noticing some lighter black levels with the Sony. It’s crazy, because I’m currently watching some cartoons with my son in SDR, and it looks fantastic!!!! So, I’m guessing the complexities involving HDR make things a bit trickier to perfect. Thanks again for your thoughts. 👍
@@JtotheM Awesome. Thank you so much for the response. When you say “black level presets,” do you mean the black level adjuster that’s in the brightness menu (default 50/100)? If so, I’ve only ever heard people either leaving it on 50 or 49, and God forbid I make adjustments according to what I think looks better…. Lol…. Yeah, I’m unfortunately one of those people on occasion. I’ll certainly try playing around with those options, as well as the color space toggles available. Thanks again!
@@Lenny_Melzer lol no problem. Yes the black level slider. It has low-high settings. Not the brightness w/values from 1-100. There is always a restore to default settings option if u think you've gone to far adjusting to keep in mind as well. So no harm no foul
Hooray. I found the game with the perfect black for my QLED 55 Q70T is Dead Space. The brightness literally turns off in a location with a light switch. This is the perfect place to set up all HDR enabled IPS and VA screens.😃😃😃😃 👍👍👍👍👍🤪
Thank you for spending your money and buying both versions. I do have a question. The blue on his health and emitting from gun just doesn't seem to pop on my screen as im seeing on these RUclips videos. I have an lgc1 and I just don't understand why as images like this usually pops on my tv.
Yes, dtm off maps 4000nits to your display. HGIG clips past your tvs actual brightness performance(750-800nits if you have an LG Oled.) HGIG will turn that detail past 800ish nits into pure white. Use DTM off for night time play. Use DTM on for day time play. This advice is for this title only.
It depresses me how needlessly overcomplicated setting up HDR is for games. When I watch a movie on my LG B9 then it just plays with HDR correctly and as intended because I am already using the correct Cinema preset for my 4K UHD Blu-ray player. Some movies use Dolby Vision but again that is automatically used where available. Simple. Straight forward. User-friendly. On consoles, I never know if what I see is how it is meant to look because we have a system HDR calibration option that most games appear to IGNORE!!! Why for goodness' sakes? I'd wager that most people playing games on HDR TVs will be playing the game with the incorrect settings because their is no consistency and no standard for HDR for games, despite HGIG and system level HDR calibration. It's a mess in my opinion and the need for you to cover HDR on a game by game basis just highlights this. Your videos really should not be necessary except to show people how good a game looks with HDR.
I’d be interested to see you do a video talking about all the games that actually do support system level hdr settings in PS5 and Xbox series. Maybe a Separate video for both. Would be very interesting.
If you want accuracy, never use DTM. For this game, due to the peak brightness being higher than you can have it for your set, you want to turn off DTM, nor use HGIG, otherwise, you'll have clipping in highlights. And yes, keep it at 50.
so he recommends DTM off for Dead Space ? do I have to recalibrate the HDR system settings with DTM off or can i just switch it off on my tv settings ?
Hi there, I’m going to try this game. I’m using a CX, can you show us what settings you have when playing this in your cx please ? I want to make sure I get the best out of it. Thank you.
So you're saying DTM is still only preferable for playing in a bright room because of the raised APL, but badly clipped highlights of HGIG are a major annoyance.
thanks for the analysis but tbh, even with hgig off and brightness at 49, HDR still looks a bit washed out compared to SDR (PC) due to the "raised brightness levels" don't know if that's worth it just to be playing in HDR imo
Is there a setting on PC version to disable bloom, bloom in some games cause bright light to lose the specular highlight, could useful in this case instead of having dynamic tone mapping off.
@@mikew1080 You are right Its not fully fixed. I looked into it further and there is still a slight black level raise. To be sure, I used the Reshade called HDR Fix to test if there is any black level raise. And there is. The Reshade fixes the black level raise. So it looks even better now…..thanks.
Wäre es nicht sinnvoll auch deine Einstellungen für den Samsung TV zu veröffentlichen? So erhöhst du doch bestimmt deine Zuschauerschaft. Automatisch hätte man ein ständigen Vergleich zwischen den TVS, was deine Klickzahlen wahrscheinlich auch merklich steigern würde. Anyway, guter und wichtiger content, da HDR Einstellungen so unheimlich frustrierend sein können!
@@GamingTech-RUclips well, in the case of Sea of Thieves it fixed the overly dark image in some scenarios. I thought Dolby Vision (even when converted from HDR10) is supposed to map the maximum peak brightness with the TV's capabilities, isn't it? Since Dolby Vision metadata is dynamic
@@GamingTech-RUclips I have the same settings for HDR10 and Dolby Vision. I know that Halo is the only native DV game, what's the point of Xbox converting games to DV then?
I played it on Dolby vision Xbox series x and set my brightness to 45 it looks real good too even tho it’s not native don’t. Have to worry about switching dtm on or off
Guys I feel like the quality mode is running higher than 30fps on series x, does anyone else notice this? I swear it feels way smoother than and 30fps I’ve played before
@@CJHissle are hoy playing on a 120hz screen ? And still waiting for digital foundry to come out with the comparison video but in IGN performance video I’m pretty sure he said it’s running around 45 fps
That is not what he is saying in the video... did you even watch it? Brightness 49 and DTM OFF gives you the best results. DTM is too bright but can be used if you are playing in daylight and HGiG is clipping because you can not cap the maximum peak brightness.
@@SOTVT Because I'm playing it on the PS5. Some reviews note it, too. They've used dynamic resolution scaling so it drops to what looks like 720p at times, but when the scene isn't too taxing it looks fine. Needs a solid 40fps/120hz mode badly.
I think you are talking about micro led. I have a MINI LED here : QN95B and even this is a great TV , my CX or G2 are just the better TV's . Contrast is perfect on an OLED. The diming zones on the QN95B are not enough to come even close to an OLED. With Micro LED it will most likely change! But as far as I know there is no affordable MICRO LED TV right now.
@@GamingTech-RUclips yes of course oled has more dimming zones but lacks actual led lights that make hdr look more realistic and impactful! It's just common sense, step out of the oled bandwagon and everything these so called experts tell you on RUclips and you will see what I mean..
My dude - solid as always. Are you finding it hard to see any visual differences/discrepancies on PS5’s “graphics mode?” It looks, to my naked eye, practically indistinguishable from the performance mode’s resolution. Maybe some textures or lighting elements here and there? performance mode is just much smoother and looks practically identical to graphics, so why not go performance all the way? I also am not experiencing the “blur bug” everyone is bitching about on Reddit. Maybe because we’re on LgOLED?
Thanks. So far the PS5 graphic modes are looking very similar to me. Just the 30fps you can see clearly. Compared to PC with 1440p or 4K the PS4 version looks blurry but ok.
@refixx He hasn't made a video about performance yet. Why would he bring it up? It's going to be patched anyway. Already confirmed by the devs via Twitter. It's a bug.
@@GamingTech-RUclips qn90a and b series along with there's 8k line up are far way better when it comes to handling higher content mastered at very high nits! If u don't care about accuracy the a and b series can go up to 3000 nots even higher on the 8k models very very good blacks levels..there's a reason why mini led is still sony and samsung flagship tvs..Am sure they know why
No and I made a side by side comparison on this channel. My G2 shows more details in specular highlights than my QN95B. The QN95B is not even supporting HGiG and it is Tone Mapping all the time. It's a good TV but not better then a OLED IMO.
@@GamingTech-RUclips bro u need to stop with the test equipment! They don't have eyes!👁.if you want to squeeze everything your tv can handle your gonna need to throw accuracy out the window and start calibrating with your eyes..I gararantee you if you if you sett the qn95b with contrast enhancer on high then adjust the brightness with the shadow detail slider along the the ps5 hdr slider it will blow your oled out the water in terms of hdr impact! And get of game mode if you want the best picture on both sets! Unless your a hard-core person that plays call of duty of fortnite and prioritize input lag over picture quality then go ahead! I buy these tvs to get the best picture quality possible 👌
@@checarlos956214 the issue with what you’re saying is, once you know what an accurate image is you can’t stand an inaccurate image so even if he were to just look with his eyes as he stated he did too. You will not like it. LG OLED while not as bright is a far better picture.
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Question as always is: Why almost no one is supporting the HDR System Level Calibration.
I don't care about it as soon as the game has a proper in-game brightness slider and maximum peak brightness setting.
Even with this problem would you still suggest to play with HDR or just turn it off?
@@Vitali87 In SDR you do not have any specular highlights and the lightsources even look worse so HDR is better. Watch the comparison video SDR/HDR and you will see what I mean. Even if the HDR implementation is not as good as it could be it looks miles better than flat SDR.
Cuz it doesn't play well with all TVs.
The consoles should allow us the option to turn off hdr calibration and allow the TV to do it if it doesnt already.
Your videos are great, your the only person doing this, and the first place I go when I buy a new game to figure out what settings I need to use. Good job man, thanks!
Latest update fixes the VRS issue on PS5, visuals look sharp and crisp even in performance mode. Brightness option has also been patched so you can choose 49 now instead of only increments of 5 :)
Thanks. I need to check it out
Developers have seen your video 😀
That probably means that they listened to Marcus
I know the game look better now I playing on the ps5
Perfect! I confirm you can put 49 brightness
Appreciate how in depth you go. This stuff really matters to us.
By far the best channel when it comes to OLED settings for console gaming, thanks again!
LG C1 on PS5. Thank you for this my friend!
Thanks for the beautiful video. I found on my LG CX the game, maybe a little bit dark. Even with DTM OFF with 45 - 50 brightness, PS5 version
This game looks incredible! Only thing I think they missed was that crazy cool glow on the environment from Issac's mask that was in dead space 3. I loved that effect really grounded the player. Nice vid presentation 👌
Yeah, that bugged me when I realized it wasn't there.
You can now adjust the brightness in increments of 1 new update
Patch 1.03 is great for PS5. Hgig working well, we can adjust by 1 brightness, resolution in60fps is sharp as blade. Big big improvment. Now that game on Oled looks gorgeous.
Haven't checked the ne patch yet. Thanks 😊
@GamingTech could you make a video on the patch 1.03 if you recommend hgig now?
@@DetrFTW will try my best
@@GamingTech-RUclips thank you
Hgig and brightness 49 or 51? Hgig feels a bit losing detail in dark corridors
Can't believe after all these years developers still can't deliver proper HDR 😪 so disappointing.
to be fair....Contrast (no elevated black levels) is great and this is far more important than the right max peak brightness
The games blacks are crushed. Not sure what your talking about. Completely broken.
@Brandon Meier they aren't crushed. Sounds like your settings or a hdmi black level mismatch.
@@mikew1080 I messed with a bunch of settings - found something that worked a bit better, def more details but it still feels off. On a LG C9
@@Gphdigz hopefully they'll add in sliders or make use of the internal system settings in a future patch to improve the hdr. I'm just glad we don't have raised or crushed blacks for this title.
I found that turning off motion blur also helps
Takes away that vaseline look.
You would think that a game that uses light to such an extreme to set the mood for nearly every encounter and area that they would implement the best possible HDR
Something is really wrong with the performance mode, it looks like 360p sometimes with a lot of shimmering. Anyone's seeing this?? Aliasing problems also
this has now been fixed on ps5 if thats what your playing on was patched last night was an issue with VRS
When i startup dead space on steam it doesn't have HDR? Anyone know how to fix this... I tried changing all the settings i could find with HDR with no succes, while other games do have HDR.
I have the Series X and can confirm it switches to Dolby Vision when it’s enabled. HGIG doesn’t seem to affect HDR on my Vizio OLED but it’s hard trying to choose what tone mapping should be. It’s on a scale of 0-100
On my Series X and my Samsung QN90B, I've set Xbox HDR for games calibration to 0.005 nit minimum TML and 2000 nit maximum TML, Game HDR (HGiG) turned on. The in-game brightness slider is right at 50, dropping to 49 makes the left symbol disappear.
Why do you think 49 is a good brightness level? There is so much black crush in many dark scenes which is just incredible unrealistic.
Good to know that the game still looks amazing on the consoles.
Quick question that’s driving me crazy (if you don’t mind answering).
I have a Sony 55A80J, and I like it a lot, but I feel there’s always something a little off about it, and I can’t quite get the “best settings.” I have a PS5, and I sometimes feel the games are ever so slightly washed out (just a little, nothing too crazy, but enough for me to notice). The two things I keep going back and forth about in my head are gamma and VRR. The default value for gamma on the TV in HDR on the PS5 is 0 (2.2). Should it be different (2.4)? Lastly, I’ve heard mixed opinions about VRR and black level raise. Is this possible even with an HDMI 2.1 port like the one I’m using on the A80J?
When I play Horizon Forbidden West, I actually have the shadows setting on -4, as I feel it really makes the daytime scenes look amazing.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! If I’m crazy, that’s fine too. I just want to hear it from you (or anyone else who feels like commenting)! Thanks again for all that you post for us.
-Lenny
I remember seeing in HDTVTest videos that Sony OLED TVs can have a slightly brighter black level than reference. OLED TVs generally have a problem with "coming out of black", and all the manufacturers try to solve it in different ways. LG generally crush the deepest black slightly, whereas Sony brighten them slightly. Only Panasonic render the lowest black levels perfectly, which is why they tend to win TV of the year awards. Unfortunately their TVs also cost a lot, so that's why most mortals will have to make do with slightly imperfect LG or Sony TVs. I don't have a Sony TV, but from your description shadow -4 might be making your TV render the black level more like how LG does it, and maybe that is very suitable for many games. I also can't stand it when the image is washed out.
I have been using sony tvs for 20 years. I'm not however on a hdmi 2.1 yet as my A8H is incredible still and see no need to upgrade. But since the implementation of HDR there are settings that must be enabled for best picture imo. 1st be sure the black setting in ps5 hdr calibration is set to 0 and have peak luminance at high and advanced contrast at high its just how there hdr algorithm works(this will give u maximum peak brightness for HDR specular highlights deepest blacks against that beautiful OLED in Infinite contrast). Than adjust all other settings to your liking from there. Only for HDR. Next instead of gamma adjust try using different presets of black level as it can give or take away shadow detail as u please. From there adjust your color to what your eyes like 👍. I lock mine in as bt. 2020 as well even though most HDR signals will already use this by default. But I don't want any picture change as some may not. There are some color wheel adjustments u can do as well but can be a very precise adjustment and really have to study the picture to pull those off....but will have huge color benefits if u take the time. Just a what I've learned over the years as a PQ 1st person. Give it try ✌
@@PeterHas Interesting! Thanks so much for your detailed reply. 🙂. Good to know I’m not entirely crazy for noticing some lighter black levels with the Sony. It’s crazy, because I’m currently watching some cartoons with my son in SDR, and it looks fantastic!!!! So, I’m guessing the complexities involving HDR make things a bit trickier to perfect. Thanks again for your thoughts. 👍
@@JtotheM Awesome. Thank you so much for the response. When you say “black level presets,” do you mean the black level adjuster that’s in the brightness menu (default 50/100)? If so, I’ve only ever heard people either leaving it on 50 or 49, and God forbid I make adjustments according to what I think looks better…. Lol…. Yeah, I’m unfortunately one of those people on occasion. I’ll certainly try playing around with those options, as well as the color space toggles available. Thanks again!
@@Lenny_Melzer lol no problem. Yes the black level slider. It has low-high settings. Not the brightness w/values from 1-100. There is always a restore to default settings option if u think you've gone to far adjusting to keep in mind as well. So no harm no foul
Hooray. I found the game with the perfect black for my QLED 55 Q70T is Dead Space. The brightness literally turns off in a location with a light switch. This is the perfect place to set up all HDR enabled IPS and VA screens.😃😃😃😃
👍👍👍👍👍🤪
Thank you for spending your money and buying both versions. I do have a question. The blue on his health and emitting from gun just doesn't seem to pop on my screen as im seeing on these RUclips videos. I have an lgc1 and I just don't understand why as images like this usually pops on my tv.
What is the best setting? Dtm off? I didnt understand
Yes, dtm off if u r playing in the dark.......which u should be for this game
Yes, dtm off maps 4000nits to your display. HGIG clips past your tvs actual brightness performance(750-800nits if you have an LG Oled.) HGIG will turn that detail past 800ish nits into pure white.
Use DTM off for night time play. Use DTM on for day time play. This advice is for this title only.
Ok thank u guys.i will try it
But calisto looks really better
It depresses me how needlessly overcomplicated setting up HDR is for games.
When I watch a movie on my LG B9 then it just plays with HDR correctly and as intended because I am already using the correct Cinema preset for my 4K UHD Blu-ray player. Some movies use Dolby Vision but again that is automatically used where available. Simple. Straight forward. User-friendly.
On consoles, I never know if what I see is how it is meant to look because we have a system HDR calibration option that most games appear to IGNORE!!! Why for goodness' sakes? I'd wager that most people playing games on HDR TVs will be playing the game with the incorrect settings because their is no consistency and no standard for HDR for games, despite HGIG and system level HDR calibration.
It's a mess in my opinion and the need for you to cover HDR on a game by game basis just highlights this. Your videos really should not be necessary except to show people how good a game looks with HDR.
I was about to cry because I thought it would be black level raise on PS5.. A game like this NEEDS perfect black. Looking at your Callisto Protocol.
I’d be interested to see you do a video talking about all the games that actually do support system level hdr settings in PS5 and Xbox series. Maybe a Separate video for both. Would be very interesting.
Great video as always. Will you be looking at the recently updated Hitman 3?
That's the plan!
So leave in game Brightness at 50? Only change DTM on or off depending on the lighting in your room? That’s what I’m understanding
If you want accuracy, never use DTM. For this game, due to the peak brightness being higher than you can have it for your set, you want to turn off DTM, nor use HGIG, otherwise, you'll have clipping in highlights. And yes, keep it at 50.
How do you take out hdr screenshots out of ps5 to analyse in wcg? My ps5 always converts to sdr.
I don’t see an HDR option on PS5, only brightness adjustment.
so he recommends DTM off for Dead Space ? do I have to recalibrate the HDR system settings with DTM off or can i just switch it off on my tv settings ?
Hi there, I’m going to try this game. I’m using a CX, can you show us what settings you have when playing this in your cx please ? I want to make sure I get the best out of it. Thank you.
So you're saying DTM is still only preferable for playing in a bright room because of the raised APL, but badly clipped highlights of HGIG are a major annoyance.
thanks for the analysis
but tbh, even with hgig off and brightness at 49, HDR still looks a bit washed out compared to SDR (PC) due to the "raised brightness levels"
don't know if that's worth it just to be playing in HDR imo
Is there a setting on PC version to disable bloom, bloom in some games cause bright light to lose the specular highlight, could useful in this case instead of having dynamic tone mapping off.
Has a dev ever fixed hdr issues? Would love to hear excamples :)
Destiny 2 is the only game that has fixed hdr to my knowledge
Cyberpunk.
@Quality Gaming nah, they improved it, but it's still not proper. Cyberpunk is more of a RDR2 situation.
@Quality Gaming still has raised blacks, it just isn't as bad.
@@mikew1080 You are right Its not fully fixed.
I looked into it further and there is still a slight black level raise.
To be sure, I used the Reshade called HDR Fix to test if there is any black level raise. And there is.
The Reshade fixes the black level raise.
So it looks even better now…..thanks.
Wäre es nicht sinnvoll auch deine Einstellungen für den Samsung TV zu veröffentlichen? So erhöhst du doch bestimmt deine Zuschauerschaft. Automatisch hätte man ein ständigen Vergleich zwischen den TVS, was deine Klickzahlen wahrscheinlich auch merklich steigern würde. Anyway, guter und wichtiger content, da HDR Einstellungen so unheimlich frustrierend sein können!
I played the original on the Xbox game pass last year so surely without altering anything this version is going to look better than a 2008 game
This new engine is light years ahead of that one. Obviously.
@@XiLock_Alotx 15 years actually 😂
Did you not increase fine dark details in Optimiser?
Did anybody else have an issue where enabling HDR caused weird shader artifacting?
Its a good time to do some testing with secret menu settings on LG oled TVs?
If I would have more time maybe yes ;-)
Where is the HDR menu for settings on the Xbox Series X, not seeing one
There is no HDR menu
can u explian how to take hdr picture from ps5 to pc without compress the picture
Please ga,in tech i need help with Xbox series x to see the difference between Dolby vision and hdr 10
Can Dolby Visions fix this issue on Xbox?
No because there is no native Dolby Vision support in this game. It will look very similar to HGiG
@@GamingTech-RUclips well, in the case of Sea of Thieves it fixed the overly dark image in some scenarios. I thought Dolby Vision (even when converted from HDR10) is supposed to map the maximum peak brightness with the TV's capabilities, isn't it? Since Dolby Vision metadata is dynamic
@@Sivec5054 there is just one native Dolby Vision game: Halo. Maybe your picture settings are different in DV?
@@GamingTech-RUclips I have the same settings for HDR10 and Dolby Vision. I know that Halo is the only native DV game, what's the point of Xbox converting games to DV then?
I played it on Dolby vision Xbox series x and set my brightness to 45 it looks real good too even tho it’s not native don’t. Have to worry about switching dtm on or off
Guys I feel like the quality mode is running higher than 30fps on series x, does anyone else notice this? I swear it feels way smoother than and 30fps I’ve played before
Looks and feels like 30 to me
@@CJHissle are hoy playing on a 120hz screen ? And still waiting for digital foundry to come out with the comparison video but in IGN performance video I’m pretty sure he said it’s running around 45 fps
@@julioherrera7813 Yup, on an LG C1. Got it for the series X. Got VRR & G-Sync as well as free sync on
Don’t understand why he doesn’t include the Samsung tv anymore
Will do this in the future when HDR is fixed. So far I think it's still messed up. Need to check again if there was a FW update
@@GamingTech-RUclips ohhh okay cool thanks
did you say xbox doesn't have native dolby vision?
I can't verify it but I am very sure there is no native DV in this game
Does PC support DualSense?
So Dynamic tone mapping off and game setting to 49 or 50?
That is not what he is saying in the video... did you even watch it?
Brightness 49 and DTM OFF gives you the best results.
DTM is too bright but can be used if you are playing in daylight and HGiG is clipping because you can not cap the maximum peak brightness.
@@sfk-fjordan how can it be set to 49 when the game goes down in increments of 5?
@@seands It cant be set to 49 on consoles until they fix it. Even on PC you have to use the mouse and not the keyboard to increase it 1 point ^^*.
@@sfk-fjordan apparently there is also a resolution bug on PS5 whilst playing in performance mode 😐
The 1080p performance mode games are here 😍
The games blacks are completely crushed on ps5/lg c9
Would be cool if you looked at ps5 demons souls again. The game has so bad hdr. Elevated black levels
The resolution is poor on the PS5 in either quality or performance. The game, however, is fantastic.
Is that so? How do you know? 🧐
@@SOTVT Because I'm playing it on the PS5. Some reviews note it, too. They've used dynamic resolution scaling so it drops to what looks like 720p at times, but when the scene isn't too taxing it looks fine. Needs a solid 40fps/120hz mode badly.
There's more clipping on highlights because your using an oled!
Thanks God I am using an OLED and can enjoy pure blacks 😎
@@GamingTech-RUclips mini led can give u 99% of oled Black's with much better shadow detail!and less clipping
I think you are talking about micro led.
I have a MINI LED here : QN95B and even this is a great TV , my CX or G2 are just the better TV's . Contrast is perfect on an OLED. The diming zones on the QN95B are not enough to come even close to an OLED.
With Micro LED it will most likely change! But as far as I know there is no affordable MICRO LED TV right now.
@@GamingTech-RUclips no am not talking about micro led..i have an lg oled also and my 75in qn90a is a much better tv overall..
@@GamingTech-RUclips yes of course oled has more dimming zones but lacks actual led lights that make hdr look more realistic and impactful! It's just common sense, step out of the oled bandwagon and everything these so called experts tell you on RUclips and you will see what I mean..
GX? Or Cx
CX...was a typo!
My dude - solid as always.
Are you finding it hard to see any visual differences/discrepancies on PS5’s “graphics mode?”
It looks, to my naked eye, practically indistinguishable from the performance mode’s resolution. Maybe some textures or lighting elements here and there?
performance mode is just much smoother and looks practically identical to graphics, so why not go performance all the way?
I also am not experiencing the “blur bug” everyone is bitching about on Reddit. Maybe because we’re on LgOLED?
Thanks. So far the PS5 graphic modes are looking very similar to me. Just the 30fps you can see clearly. Compared to PC with 1440p or 4K the PS4 version looks blurry but ok.
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Why didn't you mention about low resolution on PS5 in the performance mode? The game is blurry as F. Waste of money.
Because the video is about HDR
@@GamingTech-RUclips But you made 4 movies and not a word about it. Do you remember the case with Horizon FW? Sorry man but you disappoint me🙁
@refixx He hasn't made a video about performance yet. Why would he bring it up?
It's going to be patched anyway. Already confirmed by the devs via Twitter. It's a bug.
@@GamingTech-RUclips yea no one cares about hdr when the game looks horrendous on console
Dude PS5 version looks AWFUL. Shimmering everywhere. Game almost looks 720p at times.
So whre better? Xbox or pst? . Don't care pc
Not everything looks better mastered at 1000 nits! Thats just not bright enough
This game looks really bad on Ps5.
You need to understand that this in not a problem with the game! It's oled technology to blame!
Show me a consumer TV with a max peak brightness of around 6000nits. OLED is the far better technology until MICRO LED arrives in more TV's.
@@GamingTech-RUclips qn90a and b series along with there's 8k line up are far way better when it comes to handling higher content mastered at very high nits! If u don't care about accuracy the a and b series can go up to 3000 nots even higher on the 8k models very very good blacks levels..there's a reason why mini led is still sony and samsung flagship tvs..Am sure they know why
No and I made a side by side comparison on this channel. My G2 shows more details in specular highlights than my QN95B. The QN95B is not even supporting HGiG and it is Tone Mapping all the time. It's a good TV but not better then a OLED IMO.
@@GamingTech-RUclips bro u need to stop with the test equipment! They don't have eyes!👁.if you want to squeeze everything your tv can handle your gonna need to throw accuracy out the window and start calibrating with your eyes..I gararantee you if you if you sett the qn95b with contrast enhancer on high then adjust the brightness with the shadow detail slider along the the ps5 hdr slider it will blow your oled out the water in terms of hdr impact! And get of game mode if you want the best picture on both sets! Unless your a hard-core person that plays call of duty of fortnite and prioritize input lag over picture quality then go ahead! I buy these tvs to get the best picture quality possible 👌
@@checarlos956214 the issue with what you’re saying is, once you know what an accurate image is you can’t stand an inaccurate image so even if he were to just look with his eyes as he stated he did too. You will not like it. LG OLED while not as bright is a far better picture.
Ps5 Version Looks Trash . This Game dont have Antialiasing in Performance Mode . Calisto protokol Looks whay better .