Samsung S90c QD Oled TV Settings, Brightness, Judder, Blur, HDR Tone Mapping, Noise, Clear Motion
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Samsung qdoled oled tv settings judder blur aggressive brightness
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I bought 65 inch my problem is that in some movies when is hdr and dv you can see noise in the image is not crystal but if go for hdr10+ is everything perfect can I fix this in some way?
How did you mount it ?
It was mounted by the store where I bought it from in the Philippines
I watch movies judder 1, blur 2
pre, I received the tv last week. I tried copying the settings on avs forum but they made the tv dim and colors are dull. I now also use standard.. and color enhancer is set on low or high..and hdr tone mapping on active. I used to like color accuracy but this tv is really good for bright, vibrant colors and pictures can really pop. I just need to tone down blue and red a little bit. I love this tv. Thanks for your video
Thanks for sharing
Hi Kaskas, can you please share your settings?
I wonder if its worth it to buy one of those color calibrators?
Picture quality will improve if you turn contrast enhancer processing off and also if you use movie or filmmaker mode instead of standard when in HDR mode.
Put the picture in movie mode and the color space to native and you can achieve a good picture. I used to love using contrast enhancer, but recently, I can’t go back to a regular standard picture with contrast enhancer. It’s shocking how much you lose detail but everyone has their own opinion preference?
I got this tv and there is no Gaming hub in it any solutions?
I got my s90c yesterday, checked the sevice menu and it's ana peak is not 588, it's in the 600 so gen 1, I will be returning it and try again!
how do you check that? gen 1 or 2
@demiani6237 go into service menu and find Ana peak values if its in the 512 588 its 2nd gen if iys in the 600 range iys 1st gen, I sent mine back it was 1st gen, I now have just bought lg g3
do you need a different remote or the one the tv comes with?@@Cagefighter
The one that comes with tv , the one with the numbers on it
What do you think about motion when watching streaming and youtube? I saw some reviews saying that this is an issue for s90c.
If you are referring to the stutter for the nearly instantaneous response, then I suggest you adjust the judder settings.
Clear motion also helps but it dims your display…
Is it something easy to notice? A real issue? Even after adjust still there? Because I just watch Netflix, youtube and sports
Not really
Someone help…. It keeps auto dimming
Thank you friend for your video, a good help mate ,
Kind regards
James
Fae Scotland part of the uk 🇬🇧
Glad it helped
I have the s90c 55 inch. I noticed when I was on my ps5 that netflix, prime video and disney plus all had judder. I turned it motion plus off and problem solved. A smooth picture.
The problem is motion plus is enabled out of the box on everything, and gives the horrible effect you have to turn it off in the settings.
@Moose185 exactly. Same with watching a blu ray. Not sure exactly how it's meant to improve the picture. But glad it's solved
Just bought this tv at 77inch. Im loving it
Bought this tv and omg its amazing
Cool
Love this TV. Thanks mate!
Watching basketball on RUclips is a problem because of that judder, very bad TV compared to my plasma. Please help I put my setting on intelligent mode.
Pls follow my settings
Read from another user that he returned this TV because he couldn’t dial in good motion settings for movie and TV. Is there a way to get an appealing look without triggering a soap opera effect, you think? Or is this issue just overblown? I’ve never had an OLED outside of my Switch, old Samsung phones, and iPhone so I just don’t know what to say.
I created another video for a good motion settings. Pls check it out and subscribe! ☺️
GREAT VIDEO! THANK YOU
My only worry about this tv or the s90d is the motion clarity and stuff like that. Gonna buy soon if i can find a good price drop. Thanks for vid
Hi Chris. This was a great video and very helpful. Well done. Was your picture mode in the "normal setting"? You placed the picture clarity setting to custom but many people say it should be off. Have you noticed a difference between custom and off?. Thank you so much.
Who are the knuckle heads not owning the 77" variant. Clearly the best TV of the year 77".
Turning off Dynamic Tone mapping is moronic. This is the best feature of Samsungs 3rd generation C series DSP parity with Sony. Not saying XR equivalent just we need HDR Dynamic Tone mapping to get that Sony like HDR pop.
What mount did you use??? I cannot find the 2nd set of holes
Why did you not use movie mode?
Too yellowish for me
@@chrisb474You can use Movie and move the color temp to something cooler than Warm 2.
@@MikeMargolis-j8fmovie, and fmm is too dim for me. I really really tried to like them based on avs calibrators' suggested settings with warm2 or warm 1 but the pictures comes out too dim and yellow af. I now enjoy the tv on standard mode. Bright, vibrant and the pictures really pop.
The color space do you use dci-p3 or bt 2020?
Bt2020
@Electric-bm7bf For HDR you need to use 2020.
@@Cuthalumines is stuck at BT.1886 you know why
@@Banks401 because it's in SDR😁
You talk really funny dude
Can you make a Video from Service menü i have change the number from sub settings and now i need the old number 😮💨
You left yours on standard mode?
Standard but with a lot of modifications
@@chrisb474 I was told that for SDR you should put it at movie mode with modification, and for HDR filmmaker mode with modifications
@@jonathann3698the modes are just a baseline of settings. Doesn't really matter what you start put with when modifying with Expert option
Is the Motion bad on this panel
Not bad
You have to turn off auto motion off, it’s sets on to everything out of the box.
My 14 years old 46c750 has better and sharper image quality with better color accuracy. I do not recommend. Reds are too bright and cant be adjust.
I believe you.
Picture clarity settings should be off completely.
I have mine set to custom. Is that not good? Thank you
If that's how you enjoy it, then it's fine.@@PETERThompson-e6h
@@PETERThompson-e6h Do what you like best. It’s your tv so take everybody else’s recommendations with a grain of salt and do what looks best to you.
If you don’t want the tv to smooth out the picture and make the picture of fast moving things clearer, then turn the picture clarity settings off.
But if you want the bells and whistles id recommend using auto and let the tv do the work to give us the best picture possible. I’m personally a gamer, so I use auto and love having the smoother picture.
Personal preference bra
Hi, nice Video! Do you have any Mirror effects on the s90? How it looks, if you watching tv in daily light?
Hi, I don’t have the mirror effect, I have efficient lighting although the sun does not hit my tv directly at any time of day. ☺️
Are these settings for HDR or SDR?
For both
@@chrisb474There's supposed to be separate settings for both formats - HDR requires full backlight and contrast in order for the panel to follow the mapping curve.
@chrisb474 HDR only. These settings on SDR would be far too bright and look too saturated.. Plus tone mapping is actually NA on SDR. I disagree with your setting for contrast enhancer in HDR set to high, that's waaaay too saturated imo.
@@BishBosh24 That makes total sense. I knew these couldn't be for both; you can't max out backlight and contrast for SDR unless you want a COMPLETELY inaccurate image. Plus, if you run SDR at max settings like that, HDR will have little wow effect when you view it.
I run my Samsung NU8000 at "11" out of "50" on backlight for SDR because I'm in a dark room when watching DVDs and Blu-rays, and keep Local Dimming on Low. For HDR, all settings are pretty much at their defaults, with Local Dimming on High (even though this produces MASSIVE blooming).
I also agree that Contrast Enhancer isn't necessary on these Samsungs with HDR - especially in a dark room. This enhancement may be beneficial if you're watching HDR content in a bright environment.
It's a great tv. I'm most happy with contrast enhancer at low and hdr on static. Everything else standard
Hello there I’m looking to get this TV this or LG C3, dose this suffer from auto dimming when playing movies and games etc etc, I’ve heard Samsung can be bad at this..?? And LG has fixed the auto dimming issue, have you came across this and if you have what’s it been like? Any help in this would be greatly appreciated
The lg is actually worse especially with sdr
Do you have any experience with LG OLEDS? Specifically the C3 which is the s90c's main competitor. Which do you think would be the best pick?
I bought the c3 a couple of days ago and returned it the next day for s90c
Why?
@@Cagefighter was very dim when it came to gaming.
@@kingshawn1214 thanks for the reply, I'm just about to pull the trigger on a TV, and I think it will be s90c now, I've been researching for 2 months solid, it's killing me 😂
Yeah, brightness is the name of the game when it comes to modern TVs focusing on HDR content. You’ll love it. Subs if you will mate, thanks! 😀