If you have an LG OLED and: > you're using Dynamic Tone Mapping or Dynamic Contrast, set: First screen / Max Luminance: +25 clicks (starting from 0; all the way to the bottom) Second screen / Max Luminance: +25 clicks (starting from 0; all the way to the bottom) Third screen / Min. Luminance: 0 clicks (all the way to the bottom) > you're using HGIG: First screen / Max Luminance: +14 clicks (starting from 0; all the way to the bottom) or +15 clicks (for G2/C4) or +18 clicks (for G3/G4) Second screen / Max Luminance: +14 clicks (starting from 0; all the way to the bottom) or +15 clicks (for G2/C4) or +18 clicks (for G3/G4) Third screen / Min. Luminance: 0 clicks (all the way to the bottom)
Came for the bg3 ps5 tips on graphics. Ended up with a massive amount of information In reasonable and easy to understand videos. Well done sir. Subbed and followed
Before you do all this go to your lg OLED inputs and edit them. Click the console picture for your gaming inputs and change it to the laptop looking symbol. This unlocks black level auto on older lg OLEDs so you don't need to manually switch levels to match games that utilize either full RGB (non hdr content) or yuv422 (hdr content) Then go to your ps5 hdr settings, 14 clicks for first two settings, max black for last setting, set dtm to on, hgig isn't properly utilized by MOST games. After you do this go ahead and set your ps5 hdr to on when supported, make sure 1440p is enabled otherwise games that get downscaled will revert to 1080p. You can see this under your supported ress and when you scroll to 1440p it'll either show you all things available or say test your screen. Once enabled go ahead and change resolution back to auto since it'll show 1440p instead of auto or 4k. Change lg OLED audio output to cinema. Change cold/warm level on lg OLED picture settings to something on the slightly warmer side. Something like warm 1 if you only have 2 warm choices or something like warm 5-10 if you have 20 settings. Disable any ai enahncements or power saver modes on the tv. Enable 3d audio in PS5 audio settings. Leave level to 0
I did know I been playing 1080p games for ever wth 😂 It really does say you have to tested in 1440p to get 1440p.Wow gonna go back and play everything 😂
Brilliant as always Amok. You always have a way of explaining things to make them easy to understand. So thanks for that! Also, destiny 2 witch queen have released an update which apparently fixes the HDR issues, I was wondering if you could have a look at that?
Appreciate the work you put in to help make sense of all the HDR adjustments available between consoles and the games themselves. What I don’t like though is that HDR requires this much adjustment on a system or game menu level at all. It creates so much variability when HDR was described as a signal that provides precise values at varying brightness levels so that your picture is more accurate and needs less tinkering to look correct. It’s put me off from using it at all and just sticking with sRGB, especially when in game sliders are so obtuse in what they do at times and make me question the accuracy of it all to begin with. I’m not an “HDR is a gimmick” person, but why can’t a display’s Nit output capability just be part of the EDID and your media device just outputs in kind what it can do; same with supporting HDR10/Dolby Vision etc. I have a LG B7 and C1, but to this day still find all of this annoying to grapple with to get an accurate image in HDR. Sorry for the ranting post, and thanks again for the videos.
@@Sergio-th7os I use HGIG and ensure I use as many clicks as necessary to just make the “sun” go away on the bright screens, and the same on the black screen. Can’t recall the exact amount of clicks at the moment. Bigger issue with my C1, which I think I’m going to call LG and put a ticket in about, is when using an i1 Display Pro and Calman some setting changes do nothing, i.e. on 20 pt white balance, 70%, I’ll try to adjust the Red level and even with massive changes to the control nothing happens when I update my reading in Calman.
So happy GT7 is HGIG, my settings are perfect and the game looks incredible. Horizon needs needs this, its unacceptable not having it as a 1st party title.
Great Video! I would like you to make a video teaching how to calibrate the brightness of Resident Evil 2 and 3, both in SDR and HDR, these games have a washed image in both modes. Thank You.
I wonder why they give us bad instruction… BTW, thank you very much for this video and the videos about HFW and GT7, I’ll try to better setup my PS5 to work at best with my Samsung QN95A ;-)
In most of your videos you say to either have DTM off or HGIG on and have to recalibrate each game I play like for instance in your miles morales video you say to turn HGIG and DTM off but in this you say to not have HGIG off... I am confusion
Amok, thank you for all that you do. Your videos are the the first thing I seek upon new releases. For games that allow fine tuning of HDR in-game, will your settings differ on a LG G1/EVO panel set? To my understanding the peak brightness is a tad higher which always makes me think I should make my maximum brightness slider higher. Am I correct or am I just hurting my overall picture quality?
on my LG Nano 91 2020 with Xbox series X and HGIG the squares appear and disappear three times at 500, 700 and 950 (at 950 they are almost imperceptible) nits, to appear & disappear and hardclip at 1250 nits, which I think exceeds the nits of my tv , although it looks good like this.....I think even with HGIG activated it still applies some tone mapping.........greetings from Ibiza, Spain and keep up the good work 💯👍
Sorry bro, for those of us who don't use LG, as is my case, I have a 2019 Sony A8G OLED, it also sets until the sun can't be seen on my TV, it doesn't handle the hgig tone mapping thing.
I'm confuse a little.....these settings is for tv model ,right?I have LG B8 (the nits of these tv is 735 more or less)the best option is 14 /14/0 clicks?thank you so much.....your channel is awesome keep growing
Kurze Frage, in deinen letzten Videos sagst du man soll die ps5 hdr Kalibrierung zu dtm an oder hgig an machen je nach dem was man bevorzugt. Jetzt sagst du man soll in hgig kalibrieren und dann zu dtm wechseln. Was hat sich denn geändert? Klasse content und mach weiter so schöne Grüße aus Deutschland
Great content again. Much appreciated but VT measured in HGIG and said the EV slider doesn't affect the nits yet when you move the slider it clearly brightens and blows out the picture. So what should the EV slider be if TV outputs 950 nits? Setting my PS5 correctly 15 clicks is 970.nits.
Followed your guide, very simple and easy, but as someone who is clueless with this kind of stuff what does HGIG do exactly and why should I switch to On or Off once I've adjusted the HDR?
Tolles Video, Danke. Ich war zeitweise sehr verwirrt bzgl. der ganzen HDR-Empfehlungen. Wenn ich dich jedoch richtig verstehe, müsste ich somit meinen LG OLED C7 von 2017 auf ca. 12-13 Klicks bei den ersten beiden Screens stellen? LG und Danke
I used the chart like you suggest and the sun does not disappear or isn't even barely visible,I'm on an LG nano85 with 550 nits So I set the first and second value for 12 But the sun does not disappear until the last value which is strange Do you have an explanation?
Great video. Thank you for taking the time to produce this. Please could I ask if the table you kindly prepared refers to the number of clicks from when the sun image on the Sony HDR calibration screen is at its darkest? Thank you again for your help.
Asking the same question for my S95B in 1602 firmware everywhere… but no answer… I turned on HGiG, but if I follow the suns it’s about 20/15/3 clicks 😅
Hello, I have an LG OLED 55B97LA and in most videos there is talk of it, you should make 14 clicks during HGIG calibration until the sun is no longer visible, in the first two steps! However, I only need 11-12 clicks and the sun is no longer visible. (Depending on whether I set it during the day or in the evening, of course). Do I still have to make 14 clicks or are these 11-12 clicks also sufficient? I would appreciate an answer in this regard :)
Hi, I recently purchased PS5 and my TV is Xiaomi Q1E, website says the peak brightness is 1000nits but for my PS5 the sun only disappeared when I do max clicks on 1st and 2nd settings, is there something wrong? Should I just follow the data table? Hope you still reply to comments.
Thanks for the Video, so the Description from Sony is wrong when HGIG is on? The sun shouldnt shiw up at all? Just got my PS5 and im a bit confused. Im on LG CX too 😊
Hi, I have a Sony X950H which doesn't have HGIG and always does dynamic tonemapping. It has a peak brightness of 1150 nits. So just to confirm, I should set screens 1 & 2 at its peak brightness? (so 16 steps)
QN90B75 owner. HDR settings on my tv are standard, contrast enhancer off, gamma and shadow are at 0. Game HDR ON and HDR10+ GAMING set to Basic. How many clicks i have to set for best HDR on my Playstation 5?
Hi Markus, hab bei deinen letzten Videos gelesen dass du einen helleren Tv kaufen möchtest. Wartest du auf die neuen Qd-Oleds oder wirst du einen qled nehmen? Mir gehts wie dir, mir is der lg cx gerade bei hdr Material zu dunkel. Lg und danke für deine Videos, lass dir ein Abo da.🙏
My TV turns white with 17 touches with dynamic mapping (about 1295 nits), and with 13 touches without dynamic mapping (about 735 nits)... But the manufacturer says that the model has 330 nits. But giving it 8 touches (353 nits), it's still a long way from the square turning white. How much should I leave?
@@maddog_04 Yes. It was found that the TV does light dynamic processing even with mapping disabled, so it's better to use dynamic mapping. But a professional calibration showed that the ideal for it is 15 touches on white and 3 on black. And some changes to the 20 white dots in advanced settings.
Hey I just found your video, I'm rolling on the ground with Q70A dynamic tone mapping is driving me crazy and can't be turned off, how many clicks should I go for PS5 ? Edit: what are those things I hear about triggering 1000nits on samsung tvs does that apply to the Q70A?
Hi thanks for going to this trouble for us. I scanned through the comment section looking for replies to a 600 nit monitor but found none. Could you advise on a monitor with maximum 600 nits PS5?
Very weird and i forgot to mention it earlier mate, but on my LG C1 it takes 15 clicks on both screens so 970 nits and that's with HGIG turned on. Do you know why that is because as far as i know it should clip with 14 clicks 840 nits!?
Great vid - I have Hisense 43A7500 and online it says it's only goes to 350nits so not sure how to set it up. TV is Dolby Vision certified, but probably barely!
I did 13 clicks on my lg C2 with HGIG on and turned on DTM in my game with black stabilizer down to 5. I think it looks perfect. Dark saturated colors unbelievably pop with little black crush. My question is why not calibrate it with DTM on?
@@nord.blut666 if you want to play with DTM on I guess it’s more accurate to calibrate it that way. But HGIG is the more accurate picture all around. GOW looks incredible with DTM on while calibrated with DTM on. Someone explained to me why it’s better to calibrate that way if you prefer DTM
@@joshcraft9755 nope i still prefer hgig, my eyes hurt when i turn dtm on because it just overbrighten the whole pic and in some situations hgig is even brighter
I have a Samsung QN90A QLED and stuck, seems for SDR it's Real Scene Peak Brightness is 1,088 cd/m² and Peak 10% Window 1,357 cd/m². For HDR it's Real Scene Highlight 1,810 cd/m² and Peak 10% Window 1,470 cd/m² This is all according to Rtings, so how many clicks should I set the PS5 to? It has game HDR which is HGiG, but the suns still don't disappear until like click 30 to 31.
I have a question. Does apply to regular LED screens that don't have HGiG? I have a Samsung nu6080 4k TV from 2019. It's regular LED and it doesn't have HGiG.
I know I'm resurrecting a 1 year old video but I really need some help. My TV is 1000nits peek brightness so I figured it would be 15 clicks for both the 1st and 2nd screens on the PS5 calibration screen. Well on the first screen, the sun doesn't fully disappear until 20 clicks but the second screen does at 15. Should I go 20/15/0 as the PS5 calibrator suggests or go 15/15/0 as the HDR guide here suggests? (Even though the sun is still showing on the 1st screen)
I’m asking the same question to myself right now ! 😂 And I can’t find any answer on the internet… I have a Samsung S95B ! But 1 step 20 clicks, and 2 step 15 clicks, so I don’t know what to do… 😅
@@Lethal.Dose.of.Gaming I guess too ! 😂 for my part I put 16/16/0 clicks ! The S95B is capable of 1000 nits in game mode HGiG so I just followed the instructions on the table he gave us in that video 👍
@@Lethal.Dose.of.Gaming hi, my TV Is a bravia xh9096 and i don't know if i set on 15 or 16 click. I read on internet that max nits It was 1000 or little more
Hello, I have an LG55UP7500, they are HDMI 2.0 earc/arc ports, should I do the same HDR procedures? or how many nits do you recommend for my screen model? Regards.
Am I the only one confused I could swear he said do the settings without the HDR TV on or off? I’ve watched it three times and I can’t understand what he saying😞
In the last black setting I have it configured as in the others, as soon as it disappears I click on it, almost what is seen is negligible, and Gran Turismo 7 looks perfect. I like the cold tone more than the hot one, in gt7 a dark car does not look good.
Thanks for this great video. Can you pls tell me what value should I set between 0-100 on Brighness, Contrast & Red, Green, Blue in my monitor picture settings? I'm using Samsung Odyssey G7 QLED 27inch. Pls help.
So for the playstation 5 hdr setting 1st screen Max Full Frame Tone Map Luminance (MaxFFTML) : It specifies the max level of brightness the TV can display before clipping, WHEN MOST OF THE SCREEN IS REALLY BRIGHT, also called primary HDR range. 2nd white screen -Max Tone Map Luminance (MaxTML): The same as above but for small bright windows and specular highlights. Also called Extended HDR range. It is higher than the MaxFFTML. X90J should be 1st screen 12 clicks 631 2nd screen 14 clicks 840 On my Xbox it says my x90j full screen hdr is 650 and specular highlights are 800
on my x90k , 1st screen 13 clicks , 2nd screen 16 clicks, i did it with hdr tone mapping off and after calibration , i turn it on to graduation preferred
Hi great video once again! Do you happen to know (or even have a rough estimate) of the nits for TCL QLED C725k? It is HDR10 - which is advertised as 1000 nits, though I know that isnt the case - have seen conflicting numbers between 450-600nits.
@@GamingTech-RUclips thanks for the response, just to clarify i should start at the darkest (scroll to the bottom) and then notch upward 18 times, right?
I'm not sure if this will get read since this is an older video, but I have a Sony X950G, which has a peak brightness of around 1100 to 1200 nits. There's no option to disable DTM. In the first screen, the sun doesn't disappear until the 28th click and disappears on the 18th click on the second screen. Should I set it to 28 clicks and let the DTM do its thing, or should I follow your chart and set the first two screens to about 16 or 17 clicks? Thanks!
So if my samsung q80b has peak brightness is 1500 nits then step 1 and 2 will be 18 steps in HGIG mode enabled? Although the sun disappears in 17 steps on both steps and becomes barely visible in 16 steps so which is right?
@@gildoringlarion Hi, I have the X950H which has a peak brightness 10% Window of 1,106 cd/m². Is 15 or 16 clicks is right number of clicks or 27, which is when the sun disappears?
@kefote, Hi, Regarding " the sun doesn't disappear until the 28th click and disappears on the 18th click on the second screen" it could be related to X-Tended Dynamic Range set to 'High' in Game Mode. If you set X-Tended Dynamic Range set to 'Off' before adjust HDR the first and second screen the sun should disappear on the 27/28th click.
Super, das dürfte dann für meine PS4 Pro und den LG B9 zu treffen? Der wurde gestern mit dem i1 display pro plus und calman kalibriert. Habe eben mal das ganze eingestellt HGiG, sollte ich dann zurück auf Tone Mapping gehen? Calman kalibriert ja mit DDC Reset und daher Tone Mapping. ?
Hello, I bought the XGIMI Horizon Ultra 4k projector and I'm super happy with it. However, I can't configure the HDR settings on my PS5 so that the image isn't completely overexposed. Do you have any tips? Unfortunately, I can't find any help online and the standard instructions (click until the symbols are no longer visible) don't give me any good results.
I don’t really understand what he is saying, should I TURN OFF dynamic tone mapping while calibration OR have it ON ? Can someone tell me one more time
It’s weird because I have Sony A8H oled and at 17 or 18 logo finally disappears but I’m the chart it says that about 1300 nits or 1500 nits that’s can’t be right on my oled. I am using game mode picture setting
@@MrNicodemus11 A8H has Dynamic Tone Mapping always ON, similar to all prior Sony oleds. Use 15 first two, 0 for last, the TV will take it from there and tone map. Sony’s DTM is still the best on market, superior to LG, so dont worry about it
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Any ideas why my sun 🌞 doesn't disapear till one click back from the brightest
@@IRONLUNG187 that's how it's supposed to be. Keep clicking until you see it and then click one back to make it disappear.
I don't understand, 0.000, 300 and 800 in HDR Xbox series X are correct ? It’s too dark
One of the best channels for gaming settings/calibration. Thank you for all your amazing work and support for the gaming community.
Much appreciated!
If you have an LG OLED and:
> you're using Dynamic Tone Mapping or Dynamic Contrast, set:
First screen / Max Luminance: +25 clicks (starting from 0; all the way to the bottom)
Second screen / Max Luminance: +25 clicks (starting from 0; all the way to the bottom)
Third screen / Min. Luminance: 0 clicks (all the way to the bottom)
> you're using HGIG:
First screen / Max Luminance: +14 clicks (starting from 0; all the way to the bottom) or +15 clicks (for G2/C4) or +18 clicks (for G3/G4)
Second screen / Max Luminance: +14 clicks (starting from 0; all the way to the bottom) or +15 clicks (for G2/C4) or +18 clicks (for G3/G4)
Third screen / Min. Luminance: 0 clicks (all the way to the bottom)
Hey what the best for the LG C3 ? 14 clicks ? And third Screen 0 clicks ?
@@WhisCODM yeah
@@charuwaka1 thanks the C3 how man nits has the TV ? 900 nits or 820?
Came for the bg3 ps5 tips on graphics. Ended up with a massive amount of information In reasonable and easy to understand videos. Well done sir. Subbed and followed
Before you do all this go to your lg OLED inputs and edit them. Click the console picture for your gaming inputs and change it to the laptop looking symbol. This unlocks black level auto on older lg OLEDs so you don't need to manually switch levels to match games that utilize either full RGB (non hdr content) or yuv422 (hdr content)
Then go to your ps5 hdr settings, 14 clicks for first two settings, max black for last setting, set dtm to on, hgig isn't properly utilized by MOST games.
After you do this go ahead and set your ps5 hdr to on when supported, make sure 1440p is enabled otherwise games that get downscaled will revert to 1080p. You can see this under your supported ress and when you scroll to 1440p it'll either show you all things available or say test your screen. Once enabled go ahead and change resolution back to auto since it'll show 1440p instead of auto or 4k.
Change lg OLED audio output to cinema.
Change cold/warm level on lg OLED picture settings to something on the slightly warmer side. Something like warm 1 if you only have 2 warm choices or something like warm 5-10 if you have 20 settings.
Disable any ai enahncements or power saver modes on the tv.
Enable 3d audio in PS5 audio settings. Leave level to 0
I did know I been playing 1080p games for ever wth 😂 It really does say you have to tested in 1440p to get 1440p.Wow gonna go back and play everything 😂
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This calibration works for LG C1 model 2021 thanks greetings from Mexico
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I’m glad I found this video because this is the way I had to do mine . Awesome bro, work with what you got. Much respect
this is a short and simple version of HDTVTest channel 👍
Finally a clear and simple explanation of Ps5 hdr settings! Thank you very much! 😉
Brilliant as always Amok. You always have a way of explaining things to make them easy to understand. So thanks for that! Also, destiny 2 witch queen have released an update which apparently fixes the HDR issues, I was wondering if you could have a look at that?
Thanks . I will at some point but not sure when.
This chart is so useful! Thank you.
Appreciate the work you put in to help make sense of all the HDR adjustments available between consoles and the games themselves.
What I don’t like though is that HDR requires this much adjustment on a system or game menu level at all. It creates so much variability when HDR was described as a signal that provides precise values at varying brightness levels so that your picture is more accurate and needs less tinkering to look correct.
It’s put me off from using it at all and just sticking with sRGB, especially when in game sliders are so obtuse in what they do at times and make me question the accuracy of it all to begin with.
I’m not an “HDR is a gimmick” person, but why can’t a display’s Nit output capability just be part of the EDID and your media device just outputs in kind what it can do; same with supporting HDR10/Dolby Vision etc. I have a LG B7 and C1, but to this day still find all of this annoying to grapple with to get an accurate image in HDR. Sorry for the ranting post, and thanks again for the videos.
What setting you use on your C1?
@@Sergio-th7os I use HGIG and ensure I use as many clicks as necessary to just make the “sun” go away on the bright screens, and the same on the black screen. Can’t recall the exact amount of clicks at the moment.
Bigger issue with my C1, which I think I’m going to call LG and put a ticket in about, is when using an i1 Display Pro and Calman some setting changes do nothing, i.e. on 20 pt white balance, 70%, I’ll try to adjust the Red level and even with massive changes to the control nothing happens when I update my reading in Calman.
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Decent work my friend, much I appreciated it 👍🏻
Still use it when need to Reset it.. best video thanks
Gotta love the sly dig at vincent teoh and his reference monitor. Hes a professional calibrator thats why he has one.
I am very sorry for that 😉
So happy GT7 is HGIG, my settings are perfect and the game looks incredible.
Horizon needs needs this, its unacceptable not having it as a 1st party title.
Horizon 5 is an HGIG game and uses the Xbox HDR system calibration.
@@thebigwet3881 I mean Horizon frozen west.. not Horizon 5.
Great Video! I would like you to make a video teaching how to calibrate the brightness of Resident Evil 2 and 3, both in SDR and HDR, these games have a washed image in both modes. Thank You.
Amazing and Informative video! Thank you for sharing with us your knowledge🔥
Very much appreciated this.
Thank you my good sir 👍
I dont know what to do with what on my ps5 &xboxS/x without u.u should be part of digital foundry podcasts..anyways thanks..from Nigeria with Love
I wonder why they give us bad instruction… BTW, thank you very much for this video and the videos about HFW and GT7, I’ll try to better setup my PS5 to work at best with my Samsung QN95A ;-)
Excellent work. Very clear explanation.
Great work! Very much appreciated.
In most of your videos you say to either have DTM off or HGIG on and have to recalibrate each game I play like for instance in your miles morales video you say to turn HGIG and DTM off but in this you say to not have HGIG off... I am confusion
I swear it takes a degree to correctly set the freaking HDR on a TV
This is absolute Gold Man, Thanks!
Thank you!
Amok, thank you for all that you do. Your videos are the the first thing I seek upon new releases. For games that allow fine tuning of HDR in-game, will your settings differ on a LG G1/EVO panel set? To my understanding the peak brightness is a tad higher which always makes me think I should make my maximum brightness slider higher. Am I correct or am I just hurting my overall picture quality?
You rock Amok! Keep it up! Also don’t sell your CX! 👍
on my LG Nano 91 2020 with Xbox series X and HGIG the squares appear and disappear three times at 500, 700 and 950 (at 950 they are almost imperceptible) nits, to appear & disappear and hardclip at 1250 nits, which I think exceeds the nits of my tv , although it looks good like this.....I think even with HGIG activated it still applies some tone mapping.........greetings from Ibiza, Spain and keep up the good work 💯👍
They should really just show the number of nits somewhere in the bottom of the screen.
True. People that don’t have HGIG and don’t know how many nits their tv has, are screwed.
Do i have to recalibrate the hdr, when im changing to dtm on after i calibrated the hdr with hgig on?
Good question
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Awesome job! Sir.
Sorry bro, for those of us who don't use LG, as is my case, I have a 2019 Sony A8G OLED, it also sets until the sun can't be seen on my TV, it doesn't handle the hgig tone mapping thing.
I'm confuse a little.....these settings is for tv model ,right?I have LG B8 (the nits of these tv is 735 more or less)the best option is 14 /14/0 clicks?thank you so much.....your channel is awesome keep growing
You are a god! TY so much for the break down
Kurze Frage, in deinen letzten Videos sagst du man soll die ps5 hdr Kalibrierung zu dtm an oder hgig an machen je nach dem was man bevorzugt. Jetzt sagst du man soll in hgig kalibrieren und dann zu dtm wechseln. Was hat sich denn geändert? Klasse content und mach weiter so schöne Grüße aus Deutschland
Würde das auch gerne wissen... so viel hin und her immer wegen dem hdr. Bin immer am korrigieren
If we don't have hgig, what should we do? Thanks for the video
Great content again. Much appreciated but VT measured in HGIG and said the EV slider doesn't affect the nits yet when you move the slider it clearly brightens and blows out the picture. So what should the EV slider be if TV outputs 950 nits? Setting my PS5 correctly 15 clicks is 970.nits.
Just leave it a 0.0 . Just for oled and IF you like to have the highest peak Brightness on specular highlights then you have to reduce the EV settings
What happen if you put 15 steps and your tv have less than 600 nits?
I have a q70t with HGIG and maximum only have 524 cd/m2 according with rtings
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Followed your guide, very simple and easy, but as someone who is clueless with this kind of stuff what does HGIG do exactly and why should I switch to On or Off once I've adjusted the HDR?
What about tvs WITHOUT hgig?
Hello ,great channel Bro! I have a G1 and was doing the HDR calibration with DTM on. Should i also doing it with HGIG 14 ticks like You with the CX?
Tolles Video, Danke.
Ich war zeitweise sehr verwirrt bzgl. der ganzen HDR-Empfehlungen.
Wenn ich dich jedoch richtig verstehe, müsste ich somit meinen LG OLED C7 von 2017 auf ca. 12-13 Klicks bei den ersten beiden Screens stellen?
LG und Danke
Thank you very much for info.
I used the chart like you suggest and the sun does not disappear or isn't even barely visible,I'm on an LG nano85 with 550 nits
So I set the first and second value for 12
But the sun does not disappear until the last value which is strange
Do you have an explanation?
Does your TV supports HGiG? If not then it is normal that the Sun is not disappearing. 12 clicks should be fin for your TV. Maybe 11
@@GamingTech-RUclips yes
Great video. Thank you for taking the time to produce this. Please could I ask if the table you kindly prepared refers to the number of clicks from when the sun image on the Sony HDR calibration screen is at its darkest? Thank you again for your help.
Hello, should the S95s setting be set to 20 or 18 clicks?
And in games without Hgig support, do you have to move the slider to 2000 nits?
Asking the same question for my S95B in 1602 firmware everywhere… but no answer… I turned on HGiG, but if I follow the suns it’s about 20/15/3 clicks 😅
I just got my new G4 and calibration with HGIG enabled, it is 18 clicks until the image disappears
Hello, I have an LG OLED 55B97LA and in most videos there is talk of it, you should make 14 clicks during HGIG calibration until the sun is no longer visible, in the first two steps! However, I only need 11-12 clicks and the sun is no longer visible. (Depending on whether I set it during the day or in the evening, of course). Do I still have to make 14 clicks or are these 11-12 clicks also sufficient? I would appreciate an answer in this regard :)
So I'm assuming you start by pushing the down button until it's on the lowest setting and that is 0. And then you count the clicks up from there?
Yup. I believe that’s the correct way.
Hi, I recently purchased PS5 and my TV is Xiaomi Q1E, website says the peak brightness is 1000nits but for my PS5 the sun only disappeared when I do max clicks on 1st and 2nd settings, is there something wrong? Should I just follow the data table? Hope you still reply to comments.
Follow the instruction on the screen. Look like you tv is doing tone mapping like crazy
So you say don’t do the calibration with DTM on or off, what do us folks do when that’s our only option…
Find out how many nits your tv has, then adjust it accordingly
Thanks for the Video, so the Description from Sony is wrong when HGIG is on? The sun shouldnt shiw up at all? Just got my PS5 and im a bit confused. Im on LG CX too 😊
My x90j doesnt have hgig, so what am I supposed to do before calibrating hdr? I only have off, gradation preferred, and brightness preferred.
I’ve read for the x90j same tv as yours that your meant to turn off tone mapping calibrate the ps5 then turn it back on not sure if that’s correct tho
Hey amok
Great content.keep up your Work.
Kurze Frage noch, klappt die Einstellung auch beim oled B9 ?
This was helpful, thank you! In guilty gear strive, hgig makes the picture very dark. Is the best solution to play with dynamic tone mapping on then?
Yes, HGIG only helps to calibrate HDR for the PS5.
What do you use for Black Level in your TV's settings? Auto, low, or high?
How many clicks for the Samsung q90t?
Hi, I have a Sony X950H which doesn't have HGIG and always does dynamic tonemapping. It has a peak brightness of 1150 nits. So just to confirm, I should set screens 1 & 2 at its peak brightness? (so 16 steps)
Did you figure out what setting worked best??
Hi, I also have the same question, because the sun doesn't disappear until the 27/28th click.
hello, in the end did you opt for the 16 clicks or did you make the sun disappear completely?
with my tv in the first step, with 15 clicks it doesn't disappear. in the second, yes
QN90B75 owner. HDR settings on my tv are standard, contrast enhancer off, gamma and shadow are at 0. Game HDR ON and HDR10+ GAMING set to Basic. How many clicks i have to set for best HDR on my Playstation 5?
Hi Markus, hab bei deinen letzten Videos gelesen dass du einen helleren Tv kaufen möchtest. Wartest du auf die neuen Qd-Oleds oder wirst du einen qled nehmen? Mir gehts wie dir, mir is der lg cx gerade bei hdr Material zu dunkel. Lg und danke für deine Videos, lass dir ein Abo da.🙏
Bin mir noch nicht sicher was ich mir hole. Muss auf alle Faelle besser sein als der CX in HDR
My TV turns white with 17 touches with dynamic mapping (about 1295 nits), and with 13 touches without dynamic mapping (about 735 nits)... But the manufacturer says that the model has 330 nits. But giving it 8 touches (353 nits), it's still a long way from the square turning white. How much should I leave?
Did you find a solution?
@@maddog_04 Yes. It was found that the TV does light dynamic processing even with mapping disabled, so it's better to use dynamic mapping. But a professional calibration showed that the ideal for it is 15 touches on white and 3 on black. And some changes to the 20 white dots in advanced settings.
Hey I just found your video, I'm rolling on the ground with Q70A dynamic tone mapping is driving me crazy and can't be turned off, how many clicks should I go for PS5 ?
Edit: what are those things I hear about triggering 1000nits on samsung tvs does that apply to the Q70A?
What is the Max peak brightness of your TV?
Hi. Can you check best settings for cod warzone? For LG Oled. I am using c9
Hi thanks for going to this trouble for us.
I scanned through the comment section looking for replies to a 600 nit monitor but found none.
Could you advise on a monitor with maximum 600 nits PS5?
Very weird and i forgot to mention it earlier mate, but on my LG C1 it takes 15 clicks on both screens so 970 nits and that's with HGIG turned on. Do you know why that is because as far as i know it should clip with 14 clicks 840 nits!?
How about tone mapping ON? That's how I have it, because hgig is shite (looks dark and dull).
@@devilgames2217 I never use DTM on only HGIG because with the right settings and decent HDR games, HGIG looks best and correct!
Great vid - I have Hisense 43A7500 and online it says it's only goes to 350nits so not sure how to set it up. TV is Dolby Vision certified, but probably barely!
I did 13 clicks on my lg C2 with HGIG on and turned on DTM in my game with black stabilizer down to 5. I think it looks perfect. Dark saturated colors unbelievably pop with little black crush. My question is why not calibrate it with DTM on?
Really just 13 clicks? It took me 16 clicks till i cant see the symbol on my LG G2 on hgig as well
@@nord.blut666 oh I think that’s because it’s brighter.
@@nord.blut666 if you want to play with DTM on I guess it’s more accurate to calibrate it that way. But HGIG is the more accurate picture all around. GOW looks incredible with DTM on while calibrated with DTM on. Someone explained to me why it’s better to calibrate that way if you prefer DTM
@@joshcraft9755 nope i still prefer hgig, my eyes hurt when i turn dtm on because it just overbrighten the whole pic and in some situations hgig is even brighter
@@joshcraft9755 btw i would leave black and white stabilizer on default
I have a Samsung QN90A QLED and stuck, seems for SDR it's Real Scene Peak Brightness is
1,088 cd/m² and Peak 10% Window
1,357 cd/m².
For HDR it's Real Scene Highlight
1,810 cd/m² and Peak 10% Window
1,470 cd/m²
This is all according to Rtings, so how many clicks should I set the PS5 to? It has game HDR which is HGiG, but the suns still don't disappear until like click 30 to 31.
Try 17 or 18 clicks
@@GamingTech-RUclips Thank you so much. I love your channel
I have a question. Does apply to regular LED screens that don't have HGiG? I have a Samsung nu6080 4k TV from 2019. It's regular LED and it doesn't have HGiG.
Does this also work for LED TVs as well
Hello, thank you for taking the time to do this. I have a question I still do not understand why for the xbox we don't do any clicks up or down?
I know I'm resurrecting a 1 year old video but I really need some help. My TV is 1000nits peek brightness so I figured it would be 15 clicks for both the 1st and 2nd screens on the PS5 calibration screen. Well on the first screen, the sun doesn't fully disappear until 20 clicks but the second screen does at 15. Should I go 20/15/0 as the PS5 calibrator suggests or go 15/15/0 as the HDR guide here suggests? (Even though the sun is still showing on the 1st screen)
I’m asking the same question to myself right now ! 😂
And I can’t find any answer on the internet… I have a Samsung S95B ! But 1 step 20 clicks, and 2 step 15 clicks, so I don’t know what to do… 😅
@@Bibfive5 Yeah it would be great. I don't think @GamingTech-RUclips reads comments on older videos anymore lol
@@Lethal.Dose.of.Gaming I guess too ! 😂 for my part I put 16/16/0 clicks ! The S95B is capable of 1000 nits in game mode HGiG so I just followed the instructions on the table he gave us in that video 👍
@@Bibfive5 16 clicks is over 1000 though so I think that causes brightness bleeding in game. I did 15 clicks for 970 which is right under 1000
@@Lethal.Dose.of.Gaming hi, my TV Is a bravia xh9096 and i don't know if i set on 15 or 16 click. I read on internet that max nits It was 1000 or little more
Hello, I have an LG55UP7500, they are HDMI 2.0 earc/arc ports, should I do the same HDR procedures? or how many nits do you recommend for my screen model? Regards.
Hi, I have the LG 50un7300 and was looking for the correct setup for HDR. Just got a PS5 (my first PS ever).
Sir, how many clicks to max 350 nits? Thx
Am I the only one confused I could swear he said do the settings without the HDR TV on or off? I’ve watched it three times and I can’t understand what he saying😞
In the last black setting I have it configured as in the others, as soon as it disappears I click on it, almost what is seen is negligible, and Gran Turismo 7 looks perfect. I like the cold tone more than the hot one, in gt7 a dark car does not look good.
How many clicks with tone mapping on ?
My monitor Samsung Odyssey G5 IPS have only 470nits… what now? 10 clicks?
Why is my hdr so dim?
X90j should I calibrate the ps5 hdr with tone mapping off or leave on graduation preferred?
If I have a LG UP8770 does this still apply?
My monitor is 250 nitts? How many clicks?
Thanks for this great video.
Can you pls tell me what value should I set between 0-100 on Brighness, Contrast & Red, Green, Blue in my monitor picture settings?
I'm using Samsung Odyssey G7 QLED 27inch.
Pls help.
So for the playstation 5 hdr setting
1st screen
Max Full Frame Tone Map Luminance (MaxFFTML) : It specifies the max level of brightness the TV can display before clipping, WHEN MOST OF THE SCREEN IS REALLY BRIGHT, also called primary HDR range.
2nd white screen
-Max Tone Map Luminance (MaxTML): The same as above but for small bright windows and specular highlights. Also called Extended HDR range. It is higher than the MaxFFTML.
X90J should be 1st screen 12 clicks 631
2nd screen 14 clicks 840
On my Xbox it says my x90j full screen hdr is 650 and specular highlights are 800
What about the 3rd step, what does your Xbox recommend for the 3rd step
on my x90k , 1st screen 13 clicks , 2nd screen 16 clicks, i did it with hdr tone mapping off and after calibration , i turn it on to graduation preferred
i think x90k can reach 1200 nits
A90k? How many nits? E clicks?
Interesting what would you put for the lg c1?
Hi great video once again! Do you happen to know (or even have a rough estimate) of the nits for TCL QLED C725k? It is HDR10 - which is advertised as 1000 nits, though I know that isnt the case - have seen conflicting numbers between 450-600nits.
What about S95B?
I have a 55 inch Hisense U8G, It doesnt support HGIG. Should I still adjust my hdr with 18 steps because the U8G's peak brightness is 1500 nits?
Yes
@@GamingTech-RUclips thanks for the response, just to clarify i should start at the darkest (scroll to the bottom) and then notch upward 18 times, right?
@@RastamanOSRS that's correct. Always start from the bottom
Can someone help me, so I play on a LG 45gr95qe-b monitor and I'm confused on how I should do my calibration since everyone does it on a tv?
I'm not sure if this will get read since this is an older video, but I have a Sony X950G, which has a peak brightness of around 1100 to 1200 nits. There's no option to disable DTM. In the first screen, the sun doesn't disappear until the 28th click and disappears on the 18th click on the second screen. Should I set it to 28 clicks and let the DTM do its thing, or should I follow your chart and set the first two screens to about 16 or 17 clicks? Thanks!
Same thing I’m saying. I’m on a Q80R QLED and there’s no way this is right.
16 or 17 clicks is right! I have the same tv (xg95)
So if my samsung q80b has peak brightness is 1500 nits then step 1 and 2 will be 18 steps in HGIG mode enabled? Although the sun disappears in 17 steps on both steps and becomes barely visible in 16 steps so which is right?
@@gildoringlarion Hi,
I have the X950H which has a peak brightness 10% Window of 1,106 cd/m². Is 15 or 16 clicks is right number of clicks or 27, which is when the sun disappears?
@kefote, Hi,
Regarding " the sun doesn't disappear until the 28th click and disappears on the 18th click on the second screen" it could be related to X-Tended Dynamic Range set to 'High' in Game Mode.
If you set X-Tended Dynamic Range set to 'Off' before adjust HDR the first and second screen the sun should disappear on the 27/28th click.
Super, das dürfte dann für meine PS4 Pro und den LG B9 zu treffen? Der wurde gestern mit dem i1 display pro plus und calman kalibriert.
Habe eben mal das ganze eingestellt HGiG, sollte ich dann zurück auf Tone Mapping gehen?
Calman kalibriert ja mit DDC Reset und daher Tone Mapping.
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Hello, I bought the XGIMI Horizon Ultra 4k projector and I'm super happy with it. However, I can't configure the HDR settings on my PS5 so that the image isn't completely overexposed. Do you have any tips? Unfortunately, I can't find any help online and the standard instructions (click until the symbols are no longer visible) don't give me any good results.
I don’t really understand what he is saying, should I TURN OFF dynamic tone mapping while calibration OR have it ON ? Can someone tell me one more time
Totally different settings on the new 2023 QN85C last one is only 1 click from darkest settings......
It’s weird because I have Sony A8H oled and at 17 or 18 logo finally disappears but I’m the chart it says that about 1300 nits or 1500 nits that’s can’t be right on my oled. I am using game mode picture setting
That's because you don't have or you don't use HGiG. DTM ON or anything else will bring you a wrong value
@@GamingTech-RUclips any advice on how I should set up hdr for a Sony oled?
@@MrNicodemus11 A8H has Dynamic Tone Mapping always ON, similar to all prior Sony oleds. Use 15 first two, 0 for last, the TV will take it from there and tone map. Sony’s DTM is still the best on market, superior to LG, so dont worry about it