This helped me out immensely! My TV's image quality for gaming has been improved, while latency and aliasing have also been cutted down. I can't thank you enough!
NX Gamer I've seen people say that you should set ur TV to warm because that is the closest thing to the display that developers use why didnt you do so
+Sergio St Omer 6500 Kelvin should be the target. It greatly depends on the TV what's the best setting. If white has a red tint it's lower then 6500K (too warm), if white has a blue tint it's higher then 6500K (too cold). Some TV's default to 7000~7200K, some have the correct default, giving 6500K. If you are used to a too high color temperture a alternation might look odd at first as the eyes also adjust for color temperature. If the TV was set a 7500K (let's say "standard") and you set it to 6500K ("warmer" for example) white will look slightly yellow in comparison. The best test pictures are black and white test photo's.
NX Gamer man please help. First sorry for my English I’m italian I have Samsung MU7000 and ps4pro The image and the colors are so much bright that I can t even understand where enemies in the game are in some cases I know that there s someting to do but I don t know what I tryed a lot but I can t fix it Please help🙏🏻
Dude, I just want to give you a shout and say THANK YOU! I tweaked my TV settings last night and WOW! These recommendations have transformed my games! Colors, lighting, shadow detail, everything looks absolutely amazing! It feels like my PS4 Pro is now unlocked or something. Shit is crazy!
Always use these settings! These are the best I have tried on many TV's (this is for Sony, but you get the jist when it comes to other brands of TV). Picture Mode: Game-Original (for Gaming) / Cinema (for Movies and TV) Backlight: 4 Contrast: 90 Brightness: 50 Color: 50 Hue: 0 Color Temperature: Warm 2 Sharpness: 50 Noise Reduction: Off MPEG Noise Reduction: Off Dot Noise Reduction: Off Reality Creation: Off (with 1080p) / Play with until suited preference (720p or lower) Smooth Graduation: Off Black Corrector: Off Adv. Contrast Enhancer: Off Gamma: -2 Auto Light Emitter: Off Clear White: Off Live Color: Off White Balance: Default (or tweek yourself) Detail Enhancer: Off (may be useful when lower than 1080p) Edge Enhancer: Off LED Motion Mode: Off This is for how games, movie's and TV shows are intended to look. These also match up to what PC monitors come set at. Use these settings!!! :)
Marcus Terry-Bedford backlight 4 are you insane? Lool I have to turn that bitch up to 100 just for me to see what’s on on my tv. It ain’t a modern tv maybe that’ll explain why but it’s not ancient either
Dude, many thanks! After following this the image is a LOT better. It was way too dark and I had crushed blacks. I also found out that I when setting TV to to full Range RGB, I had to set HDMI black level to normal. (it was set to low). Also, the base settings you mention in the description for Samsung.. They are almost spot on. Once again thank you, this helped a lot.
Wow this breathed new life in my games. Turned off all the stuff on the tv ,, Unreal how much better it looks and response time is incredible. Thank You!!!!!
Great tutorial mate. I got LG UH 6500V connected to PC. After proper calibration my games looks great. Thank you once again mate. My settings: mode - games, backlight - 70, contrast - 98, brightness - 38, sharpness - 4 / 100, colour - 58, tint - 0, colour temp - 0, colour gamut - wide, black lvl - high, all other setting turned off.
6 years later, and this is still very good and relevant advice. OLED was nowhere near mainstream when this video was published, but my LG looks great with these recommendations. Bravo!
+Donnie88 UHD deep color is for UHD content, if you use it for HD content you can damage your screen.. at least thats what i have found online after hours of research. but to be honest its a frustrating topic and there are not many solid answers, but id recommend leaving it off just to be safe until more info is available.
This turned out to be exactly the same settings as my tv's "game mode" , while using the mode "natural". Yet somehow it looks way better.. I can't even be bothered anymore, i've been obsessing over my calibration. This had positive results. thanks mate.
Amazing guide, i'm using samsung HD Ready for my ps4 and never get the settings right, it support RGB full, but always get crushed black and limited is just too washed out After using this, damn, my ps4 graphic just litterally increased, always jealous of my friend using a better full hd tv, now i can show off too :p
I mean everything he said flew over my head, I completely lost him around when he started talking about USBs, full, limited and started showing graphics and shit. Yo my mans I need to watch a tutorial on YOUR ‘How To’ video. 🤦♂️
Wow man this helped so much, i screamed when i got what i wanted. For the past 6 months i knew that my controller responded late by at least half a second and none of my friends belived me after i did this shit never did they beat me in FIFA again. Like this guy said in gaming terms it means a life time!
I've been poking around for ages (not really knowing what I was doing) but something always looked a little 'off'. Followed your advice and both the xbox1 and ps4 now both look like they've had physical upgrades. The changes in settings were very subtle, but the difference you've made is staggering. Cannot thank you enough.
Took the time to work through this, really helped. My settings before your guide had the brightness too high, the contrast too low and was missing out on the "PC" mode of my TV (the only alternatives being "Auto" and "Video"). In the end I had to tone down the contrast a bit compared to what I had after finishing with your instructions. Horizon Zero Dawn has a nice contrast-brightness-picture, comparable to your pics and I noticed that while brightness was okay and let me "barely see" the black circle, the white circle was totally invisible. Lowering contrast fixed it. Great guide, keep it up. Upvoted and subscribed. :) PS: A tipp for the first Range Check picture, the one we are supposed to download. It works now within the PS4 browser. Just open the picture in fullscreen mode, then use L3 to zoom in and the R3 to scroll and swipe until the picture is centered. Voilá. ^^ Maybe you could add this to this video via onscreen tooltips during this section of the video.
This guy made me love my tv nd ps4 even more hahaha? I have a TCL 40 LED Basic tv and wasnt sure if i could get a good gaming experience since my tv is not branded. Turns out that ive been playing with the wrong setting all along hahahah thank you so much man, you saved me a lot of money. A massive thumbs up to you.
Whilst in PC mode on Samsung TVs the colour space is 'native' and cannot be altered. Do you recommend the 'Standard' colour temp? In PC mode you cannot change colour space settings.
Thank you my friend, This video has helped me play the Witcher 3 because my tv was set wrong and I couldnt read the font very well. Now with the help of this very detailed video I am amazed on how something so easy to overlook has made the ultimate difference. Again thank you, take care of yourself
Hi i Own a Xbox one x, i use a Vizio D43-F1 4k UHD My question. What is the best Color tuner settings . Hue, offset, brightness, etc etc. Or what are the color tuner settings you currently using.
Try these: Picture Mode: Calibrated* Contrast: 50 Brightness: 52 Gamma: 2.4 Color: 51 Tint: 0 Sharpness: 0 Color Temperature: Normal Backlight: 68 Film Mode: On Color Space: Auto. All other settings should be set to "off" or zero "0". Any individual R,G, or B color subcontrols, if present, should remain at their default settings.
your the first person that I have found with the same TV as mine. I've been having problems, especially while playing GTA on ps4, everything is little, so I can't see the people .if you have any suggestions that could help me would be great,,.
Just found your channel, but man had to comment on this one. Fantastically detailed walk-thru... where were you 3 years ago when I was google searching every option on my new TV. Thanks either way, keep up the good work.
SRLD TV same problem here on PS4... I have a Panasonic TX-L47WT50E I can see all Black levels on full RGB so I guess it's good then, but when going to the contrast I never can make the sun almost invisible... someone can explain this plz?
Saad Al Bloushi when I do the Black levels check I need to put brightness down and its fine, but when I do the contrast check the sun is visible and I need to push brightness up again to make the sun almost invisible but then my Black levels are bad again... I cant get these 2 settings right cause doing one setting good makes the other setting bad. So does my tv support RGB full or not then? I also cant find any RGB setting on my tv, I have very high gamma settings (I can set it from 2.0 till 2.6) and I have set my tv to game mode, it really confuses me cause I also dont see any difference between limited or full RGB on my Ps4
Dude, I have the same problem just an hour ago but then I just kept my brightness settings as xbox wanted and contrast sun I just did whatever looked okay even though the sun did not disappear. Also, do the blue light settings too, it sets your color right. Hmm what else, oh keep your t.v limited . Btw get Titanfall 2.. very good campaign mode.
I've got a Samsung 4K SUHD tv. Needless to say... these settings made the display look like dull, bland, and dark shit. Guess I'll just have to find another tutorial designed for that kind of tv. Nice video though!
because u have rgb limited on your tv in default :) u must set on full :) on samsung is black level - low , normal, or just like that.. low is rgb limited, normal is rgb full
Why me,I have HAIER with 32 inch. with the use of HDMI..I played my PS3 with semi-smooth FPS and less jaggies because of the Sharpness and Contrast are "0" then the Color and RGB are 70 to make colorful (but not always)...I played Alien Isolation and the Jaggies are removed than the older one I played (first time)...not lying but seems looks like semi-PS4 O.o
There is a lot of behind the scenes processing on tvs which can drastically effect jaggies , ive found that screens with NATIVE contrast ratios of 5000:1 help a lot and samsung are the guys with the prettiest screens . I have gone through about 30 screens in the last two years and i went from a £500 sony 42w700b (best tv for gaming 2014) to a £70 samsung monitor and have never looked back . You have very little input lag in comparrison to tvs and screen response time is phenomenal (helps a lot for motion blur ) the only extra i needed to buy was cheap pc speakers . Also people should know the dynamic range is faulty on xbox one and that you can achieve the full range by leaving the xbox on limited and putting your screen into full .
LOL. You're console/PC will only play games as well as your TV/monitor will allow. Always optimize your TV for the best results, unfortunately monitors don't have the overall quality of a TV but do have a select few customize able options to optimize as well. A better quality TV or monitor will always help as well. Lot of low end sh*t out there.
Try to find professional calibrated settings on forums for your Panasonic plasma TV, I did the same. I have a Panasonic gt60, only oled can beat that TV.
Jexiel Aviles indeed oled is the best picture quality that you can get right now, but I think that only LG is making them. The rest of the manufacturers are still rolling with led tv's. 😥
a very big Thank you. I was having bad lag after I bought a new Samsung. turns out all I needed to do was turn the settings to game mode. it really did the trick. again THANK YOU.🙆
I've found every single setting I've followed online makes the picture crap but doing my own settings by my eye sight alone is the best way and also rgb is not good when it comes to dark picture so I wouldn't recommendthat
get a ISF calibration your viewing sucks that reminds me I have to go and see a cinema movies again because it looks great why because the projector is calibrated for max performance
if your paying this much for a high-end TV why not get it ISF calibrated I bought a Oled b6 2016 and I wish I had it professionally calibrated well £450 to do it plus a £1700 TV why not get it done everyone who buys a TV use there own ugly settings cinema theaters calibrate there screen for the room and that's why movies look awesome at a cinema why not have the same benefits astleast it follows standards
THAAAAAANKKKKKK YOOUUUUU.. AFTER 2 WHOLE MONTH OF PLAYING AROOUND WIT MY 4K TV DISPLAY SETTINGS.... THEEREEEE ALMOST ZERO INPUT LAGG NOOWWW... THHAAAANNKK YOOUUUUUUUU ...I CAN FINALLY ENJOY MY PS4 NOOWWW ...THAAANNKK YOOUUUIUUU
damn you must have the worst TV imaginable to have input lag on console games period. there is literally no delay in picture on my 4k TV and game mode isn't even enabled and it's a bargain basement TCL from 2017.
Thanks very much I thought its a 9 year old guide this might not work but i just did what was told in the video and now i can even play valorant like fast paced game on my tv while connected to my PC
No way, I have it on 90-100% because in PC Mode it's already massively soft. Just in Game Mode, I agree, less is better. But PC Mode already makes it softer by a huge amount and even increasing sharpness to 100% barely makes a difference.
+Coody-Baroody PC Mode doesn't require sharpness if you're sitting at an appropriate distance or else fonts starts to have a halo effect which is very disturbing.
Automatic makes the PS4 perform lazy. It makes the PS4 fluctuate between 720p and 1080p resolution. Automatic makes games look like PS3 In my opinion. When you lock the resolution to 1080p you are truly getting the most out of what you paid for. Please spread the word about this crucial setting to your friends so they can see what you are seeing (graphically and with a better frame rate.) Some of my friends have 4K TV sets and showed them and they instantly saw the sharper detail. What games are you playing if you don't mind me asking?
+Cairo Murphy gaming monitors most often have lesser quality pictures then TV, they are stripped of features that increase picture quality to attain better response.
+Nesqwuik price can mean very little on the monitor market , they tend to pack a lot of useless features into monitors as with tvs and with monitors you have many different types of screen . Best monitor ive ever played on for console was a dell ultra sharp from 8 years ago which ran hdmi at 1950x1200 ips worth about 45 quid now if ya can get em and im still looking to replace my 2015 samsung lol
This worked amazing. I came here after some research because of the goofy brightness slider from Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain. And I can't believe how off my settings were! Now my samsung 40" looks amazing. Thanks mate!
Cheers for this I did not even know this worked for PS4, also only realized about PC mode by investigation for Dreamcast VGA upscale by making the tv do the upscale.
I'm using a 55lm6200 lg tv on my pc, recently discovered Full Range in Nvidia settings. It made things a bit too dark, but overall it has seemed better. I confirmed thanks to your video that this TV does support full range, but most importantly, discovered contrast should be brought down from 100 to about 86, and brightness turned up to about 65. Thanks!
It's absolute hell playing old consoles (480i/p) on modern TVs that don't have game mode or an option to disable post processing effects. It makes old arcade games sometimes unplayable. I didn't realize how truly bad the upscaling lag can be when you're filling in the missing pixels to stretch the image while the console is already calculating the next big of game logic. As clunky and fuzzy as they are, sometimes a CRT is still the best option for older consoles.
Thanks a lot, your tips, they worked and I was able to even get rid of a significative amount of input lag on my TV. You save me a lot of money and time on looking for a Monitor for gaming, I know is the best option but is expensive, now I can enjoy the fast pace games like Street Fighter without noticiable lag and looks great. Again thanks and keep the good work :) Greetings from Colombia.
My tv has a game mode but its in setup not picture and when i turn it on it locks my display mode to standard. Is this the same thing as the game mode your talking about or is this something else? If not then what do i do instead?
hey bro I got a question I have a Toshiba TV and if I play PS4 the screen gets even blue and I want to make video's in 4k but I don't know how . kindly plz help.
I use this guide literally any time I get a new set up. Still helpful and useful 6 years later. Thank you.
I literally feel like my TV, PS4 and games increased in value with these setting you have man. Here is Super like and Sub bro
Really appreciate that and happy it helped you, thanks
I have the same tv as yours. its lg
Alucard91 Trinx ---- omg i too hav a an L.G. same as both of use guys only mines a refridgerator
+NX Gamer tyvm :P i some times felt in FPS games something was taking over my controller and that I wa having delay on my image.
+Ricardo Oliveira was*
"A nice victorious headshot" as he misses 3 in row
lol
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This helped me out immensely! My TV's image quality for gaming has been improved, while latency and aliasing have also been cutted down. I can't thank you enough!
mine has too!
+Heisenberg Really good to hear, thank for letting me know and glad I could help so many, we can all enjoy the games even more and those visuals :-)
@@NXGamer is this video also good for input lag/ delay?
can someone just come here and do this for me haha
+James Reardon How can I help?
NX Gamer I've seen people say that you should set ur TV to warm because that is the closest thing to the display that developers use why didnt you do so
+Sergio St Omer 6500 Kelvin should be the target. It greatly depends on the TV what's the best setting. If white has a red tint it's lower then 6500K (too warm), if white has a blue tint it's higher then 6500K (too cold).
Some TV's default to 7000~7200K, some have the correct default, giving 6500K.
If you are used to a too high color temperture a alternation might look odd at first as the eyes also adjust for color temperature. If the TV was set a 7500K (let's say "standard") and you set it to 6500K ("warmer" for example) white will look slightly yellow in comparison. The best test pictures are black and white test photo's.
Lol right! I’m already putting a gun in my mouth. Cuz I have a PS4 and my Sony tv on game mode the image is bleached 😫
NX Gamer man please help.
First sorry for my English I’m italian
I have Samsung MU7000 and ps4pro
The image and the colors are so much bright that I can t even understand where enemies in the game are in some cases
I know that there s someting to do but I don t know what
I tryed a lot but I can t fix it
Please help🙏🏻
Dude, I just want to give you a shout and say THANK YOU!
I tweaked my TV settings last night and WOW! These recommendations have transformed my games! Colors, lighting, shadow detail, everything looks absolutely amazing!
It feels like my PS4 Pro is now unlocked or something. Shit is crazy!
Always use these settings! These are the best I have tried on many TV's (this is for Sony, but you get the jist when it comes to other brands of TV).
Picture Mode: Game-Original (for Gaming) / Cinema (for Movies and TV)
Backlight: 4
Contrast: 90
Brightness: 50
Color: 50
Hue: 0
Color Temperature: Warm 2
Sharpness: 50
Noise Reduction: Off
MPEG Noise Reduction: Off
Dot Noise Reduction: Off
Reality Creation: Off (with 1080p) / Play with until suited preference (720p or lower)
Smooth Graduation: Off
Black Corrector: Off
Adv. Contrast Enhancer: Off
Gamma: -2
Auto Light Emitter: Off
Clear White: Off
Live Color: Off
White Balance: Default (or tweek yourself)
Detail Enhancer: Off (may be useful when lower than 1080p)
Edge Enhancer: Off
LED Motion Mode: Off
This is for how games, movie's and TV shows are intended to look. These also match up to what PC monitors come set at. Use these settings!!! :)
Marcus Terry-Bedford sharpness is ugly
Marcus Terry-Bedford k
CaliSupremeCat tbh i like sharpness... it just makes rpg's look so good...
Marcus Terry-Bedford i have game mode but it's so dark and can't change other settings when game mode is on
Marcus Terry-Bedford backlight 4 are you insane? Lool I have to turn that bitch up to 100 just for me to see what’s on on my tv. It ain’t a modern tv maybe that’ll explain why but it’s not ancient either
Dude, many thanks! After following this the image is a LOT better. It was way too dark and I had crushed blacks.
I also found out that I when setting TV to to full Range RGB, I had to set HDMI black level to normal. (it was set to low).
Also, the base settings you mention in the description for Samsung.. They are almost spot on.
Once again thank you, this helped a lot.
Wow this breathed new life in my games. Turned off all the stuff on the tv ,, Unreal how much better it looks and response time is incredible. Thank You!!!!!
Amazing video. I’ve had my tv and console for a few years and I finally got the colours right. Thank you!
Great tutorial mate. I got LG UH 6500V connected to PC. After proper calibration my games looks great. Thank you once again mate. My settings:
mode - games, backlight - 70, contrast - 98, brightness - 38, sharpness - 4 / 100, colour - 58, tint - 0, colour temp - 0, colour gamut - wide, black lvl - high, all other setting turned off.
Capo San what about Gamma
Everything said in this video also applies to nintendo switch, thank you for this wonderful and concise guide!
Didn't have as high numbers such as 90+ on contrast but I adjusted it to my liking, I always look back to this video if my tv resets.
Hey man, I just wanted to thank you for this extremely helpful video. My games look gorgeous now.
Azure Flame Appreciate that very much, thanks for the info and feedback.
6 years later, and this is still very good and relevant advice. OLED was nowhere near mainstream when this video was published, but my LG looks great with these recommendations. Bravo!
Does ''HDMI Ultra HD Deep Color'' add delay aswell? I have this feature on my new 4k tv, although I dont know if adds delay or not.
+Donnie88 UHD deep color is for UHD content, if you use it for HD content you can damage your screen.. at least thats what i have found online after hours of research. but to be honest its a frustrating topic and there are not many solid answers, but id recommend leaving it off just to be safe until more info is available.
Everything looks janky on GTA5 on 100 Sharpness, Low Sharpness makes GTA look smooth as butter
This turned out to be exactly the same settings as my tv's "game mode" , while using the mode "natural". Yet somehow it looks way better..
I can't even be bothered anymore, i've been obsessing over my calibration. This had positive results. thanks mate.
Finally someone who explains the settings of this model, i got the same tv. Keep it up the good work!
Video starts at 5:21. Actually useful especially to understand if it’s full or limited
Nice tutorial bro, from stepping down from a 144hz monitor to a 60hz tv this made a huge difference
This is hella confusing slow down a bit
+ElCompaMario To your level?
pause the video. maybe??
Sumeet Soni take too long
See the video description my friend 4 help
lmfao
Amazing guide, i'm using samsung HD Ready for my ps4 and never get the settings right, it support RGB full, but always get crushed black and limited is just too washed out
After using this, damn, my ps4 graphic just litterally increased, always jealous of my friend using a better full hd tv, now i can show off too :p
This man is a legend. I always had mine on full and used to wonder why I couldn't see in dark scenes
I mean everything he said flew over my head, I completely lost him around when he started talking about USBs, full, limited and started showing graphics and shit. Yo my mans I need to watch a tutorial on YOUR ‘How To’ video. 🤦♂️
Sweet jesus why couldn'd I have found this video months ago. I've been playing in the dark! >.< Brilliant video, thanks
great to hear. I have an updated one in the works soon for movies and HDR/4K
Wow man this helped so much, i screamed when i got what i wanted. For the past 6 months i knew that my controller responded late by at least half a second and none of my friends belived me after i did this shit never did they beat me in FIFA again. Like this guy said in gaming terms it means a life time!
I go through the same thing, and my friends see stuff in game , then I do, but I have not figured out how to fix it lol
thank you for this vid you've earned a lifetime subscription on my behalf
thank you very much. I have another one incoming soon for more content and newer sets, thanks
This video helped out so much, I’m so happy!!!
I've been poking around for ages (not really knowing what I was doing) but something always looked a little 'off'. Followed your advice and both the xbox1 and ps4 now both look like they've had physical upgrades. The changes in settings were very subtle, but the difference you've made is staggering. Cannot thank you enough.
This video is very helpful my friend... thanks so much for sharing.
too much info all at once for both consoles just fucked with my head now im confused and lost... ps4
Same as. Shame too cos this guy is clearly legit.
or you're both just too stupid to comprehend the information.
***** exactly
Same here.
Ps4 cant help you now! Yku are lost forever in the depths of tv calibration!
Took the time to work through this, really helped. My settings before your guide had the brightness too high, the contrast too low and was missing out on the "PC" mode of my TV (the only alternatives being "Auto" and "Video").
In the end I had to tone down the contrast a bit compared to what I had after finishing with your instructions. Horizon Zero Dawn has a nice contrast-brightness-picture, comparable to your pics and I noticed that while brightness was okay and let me "barely see" the black circle, the white circle was totally invisible. Lowering contrast fixed it.
Great guide, keep it up. Upvoted and subscribed. :)
PS: A tipp for the first Range Check picture, the one we are supposed to download. It works now within the PS4 browser. Just open the picture in fullscreen mode, then use L3 to zoom in and the R3 to scroll and swipe until the picture is centered. Voilá. ^^
Maybe you could add this to this video via onscreen tooltips during this section of the video.
Wow... this is amazing! I've subscribed. Awesome video bro. 🔥
I clicked the link on the ps4 and the image came up so it does display photos
He means off of a usb stick.
ExoticSpeedify this video was made in 2014 before you could do that.....
This guy made me love my tv nd ps4 even more hahaha? I have a TCL 40 LED Basic tv and wasnt sure if i could get a good gaming experience since my tv is not branded. Turns out that ive been playing with the wrong setting all along hahahah thank you so much man, you saved me a lot of money. A massive thumbs up to you.
Whilst in PC mode on Samsung TVs the colour space is 'native' and cannot be altered. Do you recommend the 'Standard' colour temp? In PC mode you cannot change colour space settings.
yes, but it really comes down to what you prefer.
+NX Gamer In the video output setting on my PS4, I dont have the third option. All I have is Resolution, RGB Range and Deep Colour Output.
Don't use PC mode use game mode
set it through your graphics card through the pc...
can you please please please do one for 4k tvs and ps4?
This
^^^ that
Thank you my friend, This video has helped me play the Witcher 3 because my tv was set wrong and I couldnt read the font very well. Now with the help of this very detailed video I am amazed on how something so easy to overlook has made the ultimate difference. Again thank you, take care of yourself
+Ryan Morris That is both great to hear and welcome that you took the time to comment, I appreciate it very much and glad to help :-)
I know you did this video a long time ago but can you do one for when a game uses HDR. This video was very informative.
Huh
The intro reminds me of DIe Antwoord "Ugly Boy"
+Tim Tindall Have not heard that but will check it out, thanks for watching
i guess....
really great video. Thought I had my TV set up perfectly but I did a lot of the things you said not to do, high sharpness etc. Thanks!
Op can I just hire you to fix my ps4 screen setting...lol
ha, what is your main issue?
Hi i Own a Xbox one x, i use a Vizio D43-F1 4k UHD
My question. What is the best Color tuner settings . Hue, offset, brightness, etc etc.
Or what are the color tuner settings you currently using.
Try these:
Picture Mode: Calibrated*
Contrast: 50
Brightness: 52
Gamma: 2.4
Color: 51
Tint: 0
Sharpness: 0
Color Temperature: Normal
Backlight: 68
Film Mode: On
Color Space: Auto.
All other settings should be set to "off" or zero "0". Any individual R,G, or B color subcontrols, if present, should remain at their default settings.
Thank you so much for that RGB range tip. I can't believe I had set incorrectly for so long. My games look MUCH better now!
WOW! this video is so helpful. Thank you so much!
No worries, glad it helped.
your the first person that I have found with the same TV as mine. I've been having problems, especially while playing GTA on ps4, everything is little, so I can't see the people .if you have any suggestions that could help me would be great,,.
3 years late but... turn down ur FOV put to around 60
Just found your channel, but man had to comment on this one. Fantastically detailed walk-thru... where were you 3 years ago when I was google searching every option on my new TV. Thanks either way, keep up the good work.
+Seann Miller Really appreciate that, glad it helped and big thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing :-)
No matter how high i adjust my contrast the sun still stays any ideas? 😂
YoungLJSmith14 Yes that is fine, as I say in the video some TV's will never lose the sun. So long as at around 90+ it should be ok, thanks
on the contrast test I can always see the sun no matter how high I adjust the contrast? any idea?
SRLD TV same problem here on PS4... I have a Panasonic TX-L47WT50E
I can see all Black levels on full RGB so I guess it's good then, but when going to the contrast I never can make the sun almost invisible... someone can explain this plz?
SmokeSum NL check the bars if your TV support Full Range
Saad Al Bloushi when I do the Black levels check I need to put brightness down and its fine, but when I do the contrast check the sun is visible and I need to push brightness up again to make the sun almost invisible but then my Black levels are bad again...
I cant get these 2 settings right cause doing one setting good makes the other setting bad.
So does my tv support RGB full or not then?
I also cant find any RGB setting on my tv, I have very high gamma settings (I can set it from 2.0 till 2.6) and I have set my tv to game mode, it really confuses me cause I also dont see any difference between limited or full RGB on my Ps4
SmokeSum NL just check your brightness level and set it, as for the contrast keep it on 85 or 8 you will be fine.
Dude, I have the same problem just an hour ago but then I just kept my brightness settings as xbox wanted and contrast sun I just did whatever looked okay even though the sun did not disappear. Also, do the blue light settings too, it sets your color right. Hmm what else, oh keep your t.v limited . Btw get Titanfall 2.. very good campaign mode.
THAT PART OF THE VIDEO WHICH EXPLAINES BLURRING REALLY HELPED ME OUT!!! THANKS ALOT
+Ajpreet Singh Happy to help and glad you now have a better picture :-) thanks
hey there! ur download link for the range test is not working anymore :'(
my bad is cool !
what do i do with the backlight setting?
David Batchelor Crank it up lol :))))
Yeah turn it up to about to high or mid high casue the rest of the seeings in the video will darken your image
0:22 I looked for my phone lol.
I've got a Samsung 4K SUHD tv. Needless to say... these settings made the display look like dull, bland, and dark shit. Guess I'll just have to find another tutorial designed for that kind of tv. Nice video though!
because u have rgb limited on your tv in default :) u must set on full :) on samsung is black level - low , normal, or just like that.. low is rgb limited, normal is rgb full
bro i did what you said here and it made the screen look washed out. both tv and ps4 are on full and my tv supports full range.
you need to have brightness in tv on default :) 45 for you?
u need this on game mode :) without any dynamic cotrast/black etc
yeah its 45 on default how did you know? :D
but wouldn't that make the screen too dark? its on 56 now following the advice in this video.
default brightness in tv is ok if u have good rgb settings :) Default brightness in games is ok too if u have good rgb setitings :)
I had no idea I could experience such amazing graphics. Thank you so much for this video. Its like the graphics got a 100 times better.
Why me,I have HAIER with 32 inch. with the use of HDMI..I played my PS3 with semi-smooth FPS and less jaggies because of the Sharpness and Contrast are "0" then the Color and RGB are 70 to make colorful (but not always)...I played Alien Isolation and the Jaggies are removed than the older one I played (first time)...not lying but seems looks like semi-PS4 O.o
There is a lot of behind the scenes processing on tvs which can drastically effect jaggies , ive found that screens with NATIVE contrast ratios of 5000:1 help a lot and samsung are the guys with the prettiest screens . I have gone through about 30 screens in the last two years and i went from a £500 sony 42w700b (best tv for gaming 2014) to a £70 samsung monitor and have never looked back . You have very little input lag in comparrison to tvs and screen response time is phenomenal (helps a lot for motion blur ) the only extra i needed to buy was cheap pc speakers . Also people should know the dynamic range is faulty on xbox one and that you can achieve the full range by leaving the xbox on limited and putting your screen into full .
damon b okay but the TV Gaming is too expensive to other people including me
is like some next level graphics that were hidden! lmao
LOL. You're console/PC will only play games as well as your TV/monitor will allow. Always optimize your TV for the best results, unfortunately monitors don't have the overall quality of a TV but do have a select few customize able options to optimize as well. A better quality TV or monitor will always help as well. Lot of low end sh*t out there.
@Chrisjb1983 lol you are PC paing 1K+ for a PC similar to console
@@denissadrija164 That's a good joke, not like I haven't heard it before.
just got a 55 inch 4k HDR 10, Dolby Vision TV tonight and it is absolutely stunning.
What about Panasonic plasma tv?
Try to find professional calibrated settings on forums for your Panasonic plasma TV, I did the same. I have a Panasonic gt60, only oled can beat that TV.
@pietro scarpa No, the Samsung KS8000 trashes your Panasonic all day
OLED is still better for picture quality. for gaming none of those tv's are good.
Jexiel Aviles indeed oled is the best picture quality that you can get right now, but I think that only LG is making them. The rest of the manufacturers are still rolling with led tv's. 😥
Pietro Scarpa Yeah I have the 1080p version OLED it's pretty sweet. I use the D series vizio 4k for games though, 13.4 ms input lag.
and on The contraste check the sun does not disappear at all
a very big Thank you. I was having bad lag after I bought a new Samsung. turns out all I needed to do was turn the settings to game mode. it really did the trick. again THANK YOU.🙆
I've found every single setting I've followed online makes the picture crap but doing my own settings by my eye sight alone is the best way and also rgb is not good when it comes to dark picture so I wouldn't recommendthat
get a ISF calibration your viewing sucks that reminds me I have to go and see a cinema movies again because it looks great why because the projector is calibrated for max performance
if your paying this much for a high-end TV why not get it ISF calibrated I bought a Oled b6 2016 and I wish I had it professionally calibrated well £450 to do it plus a £1700 TV why not get it done everyone who buys a TV use there own ugly settings cinema theaters calibrate there screen for the room and that's why movies look awesome at a cinema why not have the same benefits astleast it follows standards
Fucking hell - so bloody complicated!
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I thought my TV colour was absolute crap, and it's a smart TV. NOW I see why all my games had practically no contrast whatsoever. Thanks!
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the game you were playing at first looked sick can you tell me the name of it and great video
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damn you must have the worst TV imaginable to have input lag on console games period. there is literally no delay in picture on my 4k TV and game mode isn't even enabled and it's a bargain basement TCL from 2017.
Settings for a panasonic tv please?
On forums you can find professional calibrated settings for your TV.
its ok I bought a benq monitor anyways so im good
Sorry I did not see this message I do try and reply to everyone, you all sorted now?
haha yah i am its ok man monitors are good!:D
What about the backlight on the LG?
What is recommended?
Francisco del Valle Ojeda 50%.
Thank you guys, you are the best!
Happy christmas for all!
100% anything lower looks not vibrant atleast in my TV
i use 100%. on my tv its recommended to use 100% as it will reduce input lag.
Thanks very much
I thought its a 9 year old guide this might not work but i just did what was told in the video and now i can even play valorant like fast paced game on my tv while connected to my PC
Only worth it if you are a bloody comp gamer, with game mode on on my sony it looks shit compared to normal mode with settings on.
For all Samsung users use ZERO sharpness in 1080p.
Thank you!! Looks better!!
No way, I have it on 90-100% because in PC Mode it's already massively soft. Just in Game Mode, I agree, less is better. But PC Mode already makes it softer by a huge amount and even increasing sharpness to 100% barely makes a difference.
+Giorgos Boultadakis Welcome :)
+Coody-Baroody PC Mode doesn't require sharpness if you're sitting at an appropriate distance or else fonts starts to have a halo effect which is very disturbing.
+delivrex Thank so you much!
Just helped me a lot as I'm forced to use an older tv while I save for new monitor 🎉
WHY have the PS4 resolution to automatic? Lock it to 1080p instead of automatic LOL
Dust i was wondering that. Every video i see they have it on auto. Should i switch to 1080p?
Yes please do. You will get the most out of the PS4. Every game will look better than you remember, as well as applications like netflix.
Thanks man ill try that rn. Do you know what automatic does?
Automatic makes the PS4 perform lazy.
It makes the PS4 fluctuate between 720p and 1080p resolution.
Automatic makes games look like PS3 In my opinion. When you lock the resolution to 1080p you are truly getting the most out of what you paid for. Please spread the word about this crucial setting to your friends so they can see what you are seeing (graphically and with a better frame rate.) Some of my friends have 4K TV sets and showed them and they instantly saw the sharper detail. What games are you playing if you don't mind me asking?
Nice thanks im tell my friend rn and see if he notices & i just bought a ps4 so all i have is GTA and BO3
Gaming monitor bitches.
or get a good tv my games look a lot better on my 60 inch than they do on my lads monitor 22 inch I think
+Cairo Murphy gaming monitors most often have lesser quality pictures then TV, they are stripped of features that increase picture quality to attain better response.
+Nesqwuik price can mean very little on the monitor market , they tend to pack a lot of useless features into monitors as with tvs and with monitors you have many different types of screen . Best monitor ive ever played on for console was a dell ultra sharp from 8 years ago which ran hdmi at 1950x1200 ips worth about 45 quid now if ya can get em and im still looking to replace my 2015 samsung lol
This worked amazing. I came here after some research because of the goofy brightness slider from Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain. And I can't believe how off my settings were! Now my samsung 40" looks amazing. Thanks mate!
+josh mack Really happy to hear that and glad it helped and you have an even better image quality, thanks
Cheers for this I did not even know this worked for PS4, also only realized about PC mode by investigation for Dreamcast VGA upscale by making the tv do the upscale.
Great video, this topic needs more awareness. If your lucky you can find a calibration guide for your exact T.V. (don't just go by brand)
5:17 Did anyone notice how he changed his tone from energetic to bored😂
Nice video, really helped me out and made my gaming not only look better but also play much better. Subscribed
Always good to hear, glad it helped and thanks for the sub :-)
I'm using a 55lm6200 lg tv on my pc, recently discovered Full Range in Nvidia settings. It made things a bit too dark, but overall it has seemed better.
I confirmed thanks to your video that this TV does support full range, but most importantly, discovered contrast should be brought down from 100 to about 86, and brightness turned up to about 65.
Thanks!
this video is a must for tv gaming, thank you for blessing is with this
I highly recommend this video.....it just made my day
yo, thank you! this helped a ton. wow. 3 years later and it still works. fucking dope
Great video helps a lot for my older non 4K television thank you
Your video was immensely helpful for me. Thank you
Glad it helped!
best video i found today. My salute sir.
We need a video like this for next gen consoles…ps5 and series x!
If everyone explained things as clearly as u do, the world would be a lot better. Great vid!
+Micr0Bite Appreciate that very much, glad it helped thanks
+NX Gamer No problem man.
i just did this man, fantastic. my hisense 4k tv supports full rgb range :)
It's absolute hell playing old consoles (480i/p) on modern TVs that don't have game mode or an option to disable post processing effects. It makes old arcade games sometimes unplayable. I didn't realize how truly bad the upscaling lag can be when you're filling in the missing pixels to stretch the image while the console is already calculating the next big of game logic. As clunky and fuzzy as they are, sometimes a CRT is still the best option for older consoles.
Thanks a lot, your tips, they worked and I was able to even get rid of a significative amount of input lag on my TV.
You save me a lot of money and time on looking for a Monitor for gaming, I know is the best option but is expensive, now I can enjoy the fast pace games like Street Fighter without noticiable lag and looks great.
Again thanks and keep the good work :)
Greetings from Colombia.
hey im from colombia too
I did not even know the xbox one have that feature ,thanks great tutorial :)
+Pablo R Great, thanks for letting me know
My tv has a game mode but its in setup not picture and when i turn it on it locks my display mode to standard. Is this the same thing as the game mode your talking about or is this something else? If not then what do i do instead?
Decided to give this a go even though I thought my TV was fine while gaming, what a difference it has made, thanks mate !
hey bro I got a question I have a Toshiba TV and if I play PS4 the screen gets even blue and I want to make video's in 4k but I don't know how . kindly plz help.
This video deserves an update with hdr and the new 4K tvs etc.
Fantastic video. Thanks!
I just played this video on the RUclips app on the ps4. I'm getting the most out of my new TV now. Nice one.
Good to hear, glad it helped.
Thanks man this helped out so much, now It looks so much better when I game on my Sony Bravia tv.
+GreenTeaNinja 23 Great to hear thanks