Wow Darko, your video was So helpful!! I just purchased my new Samsung 75" and couldn't figure out how to set the picture. Your video made it really easy! Thanks so much man!!!!
I work in second-hand donated retail, and as such handle many TVs - mainly flat panel LCDs from fifteen years ago to an occasional OLED from three years ago when someone just wanted something larger, and gave the predecessor to us. We no longer accept bulky CRT sets. The first thing I do with such panels is plug them in and run a source, preferably a used documentary DVD or anything with human characters. 1. Take out of Vivid/Dynamic/Sports mode, and throw in Cinema or Custom. Center all the basic controls(Backlight, Contrast, Bright, Color, Tint, Sharpness to zero. 2. Go into Advance, and turn off EVERYTHING: 'flesh tone', 'Dynamic contrast', 'Cinemotion', Digital Noise reduction(what an oxymoron!), and others you mentioned. These are all non-standard settings and adjustments, and as with NTSC, are not critical to an accurate setup in ATSC. 3. I set color temp to Neutral(or Warm1 if available), since I don't have instrumentation to determine which is closest to 6500k. 4. In the basic settings, I usually find that a slight boost of the brightness brings out detail in the dark areas, in case the set sees service in a bright ambient setting. Color? Knock off a point or two. I find that factory default color on most sets is always slightly exxaggerated. I'll navigate to the DVD main menu, and then use the edges of chapter titles to set Sharpness. Raise sharpness intil ringing just appears around lettering or boxes, then back off a tick or two. Done! Play feature on DVD, set correct aspect ratio on TV, and let it play all day until the player, TV, or both sell! I've done so many with calibration disks that I know what settings generally work, and go from there.
Thank you for this. I will be setting the Q9FN65 tonight. I didn't want to spend $2600 on the Q90 and was able to get this 2018 model for $1700, the last new one that was available on Amazon. Now I have 30 days to decide if I like it before the return window closes. Six years ago I bought a Samsung 55 inch and the blooming was horrible. Couldn't watch any dark scenes without a ton of light bleed. Ended up exchanging it for a 65 inch vizio which honestly has been great. Moving the vizio to another bedroom and hoping this 2018 Samsung will be better than the 2012 model. I was afraid to get LG oled because of possible burn in.
Movie Mode is perfect for watching movies. Especially for Netflix, Vudu, or Blu-Ray. Be sure to use Warm 1 or Standard for Color Temperature. But this setting is only good for 4K HDR content. Movie Mode is perfect for that only
6LACK LORD is there any way to adjust the way it makes the movies look?..It makes some movies look like it’s sped up.Kinda makes some scenes look kinda weird..I’m sorry, do you even know what I mean?..lol..I appreciate it bro.
@@MrDBcooper77I think what your talking about is something called the "Auto Motion Plus Setting". If it's on Auto then that might be it. You can decide to have it on Auto, Custom, or Off. Now I'm not entirely sure, that's just my guess.
@@MrDBcooper77 I have a Samsung QLED Q6 65 Inch 4KTV. Here is my settings when it comes to watching HDR Movies on Netflix/Amazon Prime Backlight: 50 Brightness: 1 Contract: 25 Sharpness: 0 Color: 30 Tint (G/R) 0 Digital Clean View: Auto Auto Motion Plus Setting: Auto Local Dimming: High Contrast Enhancer: High Color Tone: Warm 1 (optional, choose what you like best) Gamma: ST.2084 - put the brightness all the way up to 3 Color Space Setting: Auto
Turn the motion off and the digital clean off I did it works test it on the nfl channel when the pass the ball u will see the difference I have a Q7 75in 4K
When I put led clear mode on and game mode on. How can I improve the picture quality? After I turn these things on the picture gets very dark. Any tips would be appreciated.
Hi Darko thank you for material! I have to choose beetwen q8dn vs xf900 (both 55' version). I'm gamer and casualy netflix user. What do you think Darko? I heard samsung local dimming algorythm loosing a lot of shadows detail? How is you experience my friend? ;)
I had it movie mode but I didn’t like it kinda yellow so I hit ret on my tv and standard look great me. I did a few adjustments to my preference. I have a Q7 4K u really don’t have to jack with too much
It can be helpful for some advise for setting up your tv. It’s best for you to experiment with the settings . The movie default settings for me are to dark, as is this video demonstration setting are. The sharpness settings do make lot of difference, and setting the backlight at fifteen is silly. Your eyes will tell you what you like not a chart. What a lot of people do is constantly adjust there tv settings and are never satisfied with the results. On modem TVs the company’s spend time calibrating there TVs. If you don’t like the settings a little tweak here and there. If your tv is that far out take it back.
Hey Mahone! Yes, this HiSense looks very appealing for the price, but I've never tested it. I recommend that you also check LG 55SK8500 (amzn.to/2KU3CRf) or Samsung 55NU8000 (amzn.to/2UfeTje), both great TVs for sports.
Can you do one on the Samsung QLED R60 56 inch ready to send back not happy with pitcher quality I used some of your settings but it dose not have all the setting your tv had
Anyone has idea for HDR gaming on PS4 Pro on how to do calibration for Samsung Q80R 2019? In addition to that, since I live in USA, would you suggest same settings for HDR Gaming?
Question, do I leave the fit to screen setting in the screen size options off, or on? By default it's off here but it seems more zoomed in compared to when it's on.
You should keep it turned on. If the picture is zoomed it, that means the overscan is enabled which affects resolution and you are not seeing the entire picture ( it is a control from the old days when analog signals were displayed).
when im using hdr on game mode and set contrast enhancher on high it looks washed out but i found oit that when I turn gamma to -3 the colors are popping out is this okay?
How do I enable Game Mode all the time. It's saying I cannot switch it on while on Netflix, I always have my tv on game mode. Q75R won't let me enable it.
@@TVguyDarko I always enjoyed game mode on all tv as I find it works better and is much smoother I figured it out though On game mode (it's greyed out) click up and go into settings. It will take you into the general settings and bang! Just switch it on. :-)
TV Calibration with Darko hey, ye got it to work just fine but dontknow what sharpness level i should use, im set to 0 and i do t see anny difference when its on max, what you recomend? Thx for answering
@@TVguyDarko thanks a lot mate.Also can you help me with local dimming tv's?Shall i get qled without local dimming or with?is local dimming a must have?
Thanks for the video. I got a 75" q8fn and when i played fifa 19 on it, it jittered at time randomly for a few second. It looked like the tv's refresh rate couldnt keep up with the game speed. On my picture setting i had a dynamic option. Is it normal?
I solve my problem with this settings. Tv Samsung Q9FN 65, game mode on. Game motion off! Freesync maximum. with this settings now I have absolutely smooth gameplay.
Thank you for replying sir. Is there a huge difference in picture quality between the two? I got this because I thought it was a really good deal on an open box item at Best Buy
I have like a lot of soap opera effect and ghosting when playing fifa on ps4 pro, i have the excact same settings on game mode as shown in the video. Anyone help me ? :)
Guys while I watch a movie the brightness keeps changing. I tried to change settings but it won't help. Does anyone know about this problem? The screen brightness gets higher and lower watching a movie and its annoying. Thanks for your answer..
Hi Darko, the Q6FN55. It are the subtitles that cause the brightness changing. Do you know what I can do to resolve this? Everytime the subtitles show up the whole screen gets much brighter which is very annoying in dark scenes. Thanks in advance man
Hey, that, unfortunately, is the issue with most Samsung TVs as I point out in my Q8D review. ruclips.net/video/CoLm-5FkZ0A/видео.html This does not occur on Q9F/Q900R, but a pity that Samsung doesn't offer same backlight control on other QLED models. Check out Local dimming and Contrast Enhancer options - perhaps you will find a combination that will make fluctuations less visible.
I would also like to test that one, but not sure I will be able to do it until next year. Based on what I saw, it is an excellent TV - imagine NU7400 + 120 Hz panel and better HDR.
Movie mode is the most dull and horrible looking mode out of them all. I never use that, I don't care about the most accurate and shit, I need the best looking picture.
@@TVguyDarko I'm an average consumer, not a professional calibrator like you. What i'm saying is, whenever I try the suggested calibration for a specific model and using the movie mode, the picture looks dull and not that great. For me, this calibration might be accurate but at the end it's an obsession, I don't care what's the creator intention for the content to look like, I want it to look better than what the creator intended.
amazoner0cks lol, dude you make no sense... I have a Samsung Q6FN and I’ve been using HDR+ ever since I discovered it. But after watching this video and actually calibrating my TV. Switching between the 2 modes is fairly obvious which one is correct. There are definitely scenes on HDR+ mode that look artificial in comparison. The settings shown in this video are perfect for this TV. And because it’s a ‘movie’ mode, the TV automatically detects HDR content and displays it beautifully in these settings. He did also say in the video. IF you want a brighter picture, adjust the gamma to your liking. The picture and colors with these settings look spot on to what they should look like! You can tell it’s exactly how the picture is supposed to look. I’ve never owned a Samsung and I’m not very technical with TV’s. Play with the settings for yourself. The settings is this video are fucking legit. RUclips some HDR content and play with the settings and you’ll see...
Bro your backlight is way way way to low the settings you showed us does not follow the pq curve at all this isnt a good calibration the contrast shoulsnt be set at 36 either this gives you nothing but a dim picture considering it's a qled the q8fn follows the pq curve pretty good the specular highlight details are some of the best out of any TV because of it at 15 on the backlight kills it now your making your tv under shoot I would rather a little overshoot then alot of undershoot
Hey, thanks for your comment. Recommendations in this video are for SDR signal, not for HDR. Gamma BT.1886 is valid here, not PQ. Contrast (white level) value was adjusted by checking white pluge pattern. Backlight should be adjusted as you like, depending on your viewing environment.
@@TVguyDarko at least for Gaming these settings dont look good on my tv. Sorry didn’t wanted to sound rude, i bet they are amazing for movies. Problem is that the Q6fn overall has a bad image and bad lighting so is really hard to adjust something properly. Im about to throw this Screen to the garbage
For me I have q6fn Backlight 50 Brightness -5 Contrast 50 Color 30 Contrast enhancer high Auto motion auto Digital clean auto Local dimming high HDR 10+ On Gamma plus 3 Color Space DCI P3 look on ratings.com for color space 2 point and 20 point settings Then set to auto color space once customized
@@TVguyDarko Have to say I understand his settings ... The Q6FN really seems to be the poor mans QLED..its crap..Ive had very visible vertical banding..the panel was changed yet the new panel also has it...it has awful off axis viewing..even slightly off centre causes noticeable picture uniformity issues.and very difficult with the Q6FN to get a decent picture...following calibration settings the picture looks washed out...dark ..and faces skin yellow...never again will I buy Samsung.
Used to be. Keep up! Q9FN pisses over most oled sets on the market and has zero burn in risk. Q9FN is the tv to beat. Ask anybody that knows shit they'll tell you the same. Best tv for gaming by far and looks amazing when doing everything else.
@@Loophole23742 for movies Oled is still better because of the perfect black and perfect contrast tho for gaming I agree Q9 is better because of the luminosity etc
@@Loophole23742 Q9FN, Q8FN and Q7FN is overpriced to for what the tvs can do but i will take QLED over OLED...Ive heard so many storys on burn in..People saying oled is better because they dont have one or saying it because they have it and havent gotten a burn in but lets just say i wouldnt keep a still picture on it to long
Wow Darko, your video was So helpful!! I just purchased my new Samsung 75" and couldn't figure out how to set the picture. Your video made it really easy! Thanks so much man!!!!
I work in second-hand donated retail, and as such handle many TVs - mainly flat panel LCDs from fifteen years ago to an occasional OLED from three years ago when someone just wanted something larger, and gave the predecessor to us. We no longer accept bulky CRT sets.
The first thing I do with such panels is plug them in and run a source, preferably a used documentary DVD or anything with human characters.
1. Take out of Vivid/Dynamic/Sports mode, and throw in Cinema or Custom. Center all the basic controls(Backlight, Contrast, Bright, Color, Tint, Sharpness to zero.
2. Go into Advance, and turn off EVERYTHING: 'flesh tone', 'Dynamic contrast', 'Cinemotion', Digital Noise reduction(what an oxymoron!), and others you mentioned. These are all non-standard settings and adjustments, and as with NTSC, are not critical to an accurate setup in ATSC.
3. I set color temp to Neutral(or Warm1 if available), since I don't have instrumentation to determine which is closest to 6500k.
4. In the basic settings, I usually find that a slight boost of the brightness brings out detail in the dark areas, in case the set sees service in a bright ambient setting.
Color? Knock off a point or two. I find that factory default color on most sets is always slightly exxaggerated.
I'll navigate to the DVD main menu, and then use the edges of chapter titles to set Sharpness. Raise sharpness intil ringing just appears around lettering or boxes, then back off a tick or two. Done!
Play feature on DVD, set correct aspect ratio on TV, and let it play all day until the player, TV, or both sell!
I've done so many with calibration disks that I know what settings generally work, and go from there.
Can you do a video or tell us best setting for sports please?
Thank you. Your instructions were easy to follow and very helpful!
Thanks for your feedback!
Thank you for this. I will be setting the Q9FN65 tonight. I didn't want to spend $2600 on the Q90 and was able to get this 2018 model for $1700, the last new one that was available on Amazon. Now I have 30 days to decide if I like it before the return window closes. Six years ago I bought a Samsung 55 inch and the blooming was horrible. Couldn't watch any dark scenes without a ton of light bleed. Ended up exchanging it for a 65 inch vizio which honestly has been great. Moving the vizio to another bedroom and hoping this 2018 Samsung will be better than the 2012 model. I was afraid to get LG oled because of possible burn in.
why does everyone prefer movie mode I don't understand.
Me too, it looks ugly. I like standard or dynamic picture modes
Movie Mode is perfect for watching movies. Especially for Netflix, Vudu, or Blu-Ray. Be sure to use Warm 1 or Standard for Color Temperature. But this setting is only good for 4K HDR content. Movie Mode is perfect for that only
6LACK LORD is there any way to adjust the way it makes the movies look?..It makes some movies look like it’s sped up.Kinda makes some scenes look kinda weird..I’m sorry, do you even know what I mean?..lol..I appreciate it bro.
@@MrDBcooper77I think what your talking about is something called the "Auto Motion Plus Setting". If it's on Auto then that might be it. You can decide to have it on Auto, Custom, or Off. Now I'm not entirely sure, that's just my guess.
@@MrDBcooper77 I have a Samsung QLED Q6 65 Inch 4KTV. Here is my settings when it comes to watching HDR Movies on Netflix/Amazon Prime
Backlight: 50
Brightness: 1
Contract: 25
Sharpness: 0
Color: 30
Tint (G/R) 0
Digital Clean View: Auto
Auto Motion Plus Setting: Auto
Local Dimming: High
Contrast Enhancer: High
Color Tone: Warm 1 (optional, choose what you like best)
Gamma: ST.2084 - put the brightness all the way up to 3
Color Space Setting: Auto
Standard looks the best imo for all samsung tvs and qled.
Any set up for sports like football. Getting a lot of blur especially when the ball is being passed around . Thanks
I usually flip the mode from "movie" to "natural" when watching sports and it looks good to me if that helps....
Put it in game mode. It reduces ghosting
You the blurriness cause u have to adjust the digital clean view and auto motion plus. Personally I turned them both off and it took care of it for my
Turn the motion off and the digital clean off I did it works test it on the nfl channel when the pass the ball u will see the difference I have a Q7 75in 4K
Thank you for the help with the brightness on my q80t tv
When I put led clear mode on and game mode on. How can I improve the picture quality? After I turn these things on the picture gets very dark. Any tips would be appreciated.
HDR settings pls
Hi Darko thank you for material! I have to choose beetwen q8dn vs xf900 (both 55' version). I'm gamer and casualy netflix user. What do you think Darko? I heard samsung local dimming algorythm loosing a lot of shadows detail? How is you experience my friend? ;)
Thank you for your brilliant video ^^
Hi There,thank you for message about those settings,i will check them asap,thanks again👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I had it movie mode but I didn’t like it kinda yellow so I hit ret on my tv and standard look great me. I did a few adjustments to my preference. I have a Q7 4K u really don’t have to jack with too much
Hi Darko, thanks for your recommendations, it looks great in 65" Serie Q9F
Darko, I'm thinking of buying your configurations.
How do you think I would work in my Q9F?
Which one does SDR or HDR recommend?
need help on screen size. for some reason my screen size is only half of screen and off set on the left side
What about settings for sports please?
jj golfbum +1
Thanks Darko. I'll give them a try.
It can be helpful for some advise for setting up your tv. It’s best for you to experiment with the settings . The movie default settings for me are to dark, as is this video demonstration setting are. The sharpness settings do make lot of difference, and setting the backlight at fifteen is silly. Your eyes will tell you what you like not a chart. What a lot of people do is constantly adjust there tv settings and are never satisfied with the results. On modem TVs the company’s spend time calibrating there TVs. If you don’t like the settings a little tweak here and there. If your tv is that far out take it back.
What are your setting on your tv
What company do you for for professional calibrating??
Hey man got any recommendations for a tv under 800€ - primarily used for sports? Anything better than the hisense 55u7a?
Hey Mahone! Yes, this HiSense looks very appealing for the price, but I've never tested it. I recommend that you also check LG 55SK8500 (amzn.to/2KU3CRf) or Samsung 55NU8000 (amzn.to/2UfeTje), both great TVs for sports.
Can you do one on the Samsung QLED R60 56 inch ready to send back not happy with pitcher quality I used some of your settings but it dose not have all the setting your tv had
Hey Darko what settings do you recommend for q6dr?
Can I use this for my 2019 qn55q900rbf?
Thanks! 🙃
With No eco mode on, if I put my backlight down below say 35 the local dimming ( I have set to low ) blacks out around edges of screen & is annoying
thanks, work great.
Great, thanks for feedback.
Thank you very much!
Anyone has idea for HDR gaming on PS4 Pro on how to do calibration for Samsung Q80R 2019? In addition to that, since I live in USA, would you suggest same settings for HDR Gaming?
These are good, but drastically different than many others on the net.... Its so frustrating that all of the "Settings" videos are so different..
Hi Russell - could you provide a link to those other settings? I would like to take a look at them.
@@TVguyDarko Just search them up like I did to find this video
Good work Darko..
Thanks!
I don't understand that either movie mode looks like shit. I'd get an oled if I wanted some dim looking screen
You are free to adjust backlight as you want if these settings are too dim.
@@TVguyDarko movie mode is dim no matter what setting the back light is on
Question, do I leave the fit to screen setting in the screen size options off, or on? By default it's off here but it seems more zoomed in compared to when it's on.
You should keep it turned on. If the picture is zoomed it, that means the overscan is enabled which affects resolution and you are not seeing the entire picture ( it is a control from the old days when analog signals were displayed).
when im using hdr on game mode and set contrast enhancher on high it looks washed out but i found oit that when I turn gamma to -3 the colors are popping out is this okay?
Yes, if it works good for you then keep it.
How do I enable Game Mode all the time.
It's saying I cannot switch it on while on Netflix, I always have my tv on game mode.
Q75R won't let me enable it.
Why would you have it enabled on Netflix? Game mode works only for physical inputs.
@@TVguyDarko
I always enjoyed game mode on all tv as I find it works better and is much smoother
I figured it out though
On game mode (it's greyed out) click up and go into settings.
It will take you into the general settings and bang! Just switch it on.
:-)
Darko can you do a samsung q6fn for gaming, just bought and i cant get the picture i want.
Hey, have you tried Game mode with other settings "copied" from the Movie picture preset?
TV Calibration with Darko hey, ye got it to work just fine but dontknow what sharpness level i should use, im set to 0 and i do t see anny difference when its on max, what you recomend? Thx for answering
q7 series has no backlight settings
Really? Is the TV maybe in Intelligent / Store or some other special mode?
Q8FN so far is best Samsung tv,
Can I use these settings on my Q70r 2019?
Hey - use tips from this video: ruclips.net/video/6SBC6QWQSSw/видео.html
Can you make a video on hdr settings or do we have to pay for those settings?
General guideline is that Movie mode is the best also in HDR.
@@TVguyDarko thanks I agree.
Settings for q7fn? Please
Can we make qled produce natural colours?
Of course, with gamut set to Auto it accurately reproduced standard color gamut.
@@TVguyDarko thanks a lot mate.Also can you help me with local dimming tv's?Shall i get qled without local dimming or with?is local dimming a must have?
Hi Darko Settings for q7fn please 🤗
Tips from this video apply to your model.
Thanks for the video. I got a 75" q8fn and when i played fifa 19 on it, it jittered at time randomly for a few second. It looked like the tv's refresh rate couldnt keep up with the game speed. On my picture setting i had a dynamic option. Is it normal?
Yes its normal, but after you turn on Game mode and freesinc (ultimate) you will play fifa 19 so smooth 😉
@@alexaoo no. Still happens
Tako turn off the motion plus setting
@@Vidskaboom i have same problem on my q965fn. Only with fifa 19.
I solve my problem with this settings.
Tv Samsung Q9FN 65, game mode on. Game motion off! Freesync maximum.
with this settings now I have absolutely smooth gameplay.
Thank you for your video my tv picture is no 100 % better
Lol
Hi there that video at the start can you give me name of that please ?
Hey - here you go: ruclips.net/video/74SZXCQb44s/видео.html
Question, I bought the q6f49 yesterday and in my Auto motion plus settings I do not have blur reduction settings like yours. Any idea why?
Hi! It is because your model has 60 Hz screen. Blur red. is only on 120 Hz models.
Thank you for replying sir. Is there a huge difference in picture quality between the two? I got this because I thought it was a really good deal on an open box item at Best Buy
@@benwhitley1400 Suckerrrrr
I’m still within my return period so not sure who the sucker is
mate...i need your help to set my Q60R 49 - inch please....its to bright and my exhausting my eyes....help me please...really appreciate..
Darko, koje su najbolja podešavanja za gejming na Ps5?
Game mode, podesen kao Movie ili Filmmaker mode (Color temperature Warm2).
@@TVguyDarko E hvala ti...
I have like a lot of soap opera effect and ghosting when playing fifa on ps4 pro, i have the excact same settings on game mode as shown in the video. Anyone help me ? :)
You might want to try turning off Auto Motion Plus. Hope that helps.
Guys while I watch a movie the brightness keeps changing. I tried to change settings but it won't help. Does anyone know about this problem? The screen brightness gets higher and lower watching a movie and its annoying. Thanks for your answer..
Hey Tako - which TV model do you have?
Hi Darko, the Q6FN55. It are the subtitles that cause the brightness changing. Do you know what I can do to resolve this? Everytime the subtitles show up the whole screen gets much brighter which is very annoying in dark scenes. Thanks in advance man
Hey, that, unfortunately, is the issue with most Samsung TVs as I point out in my Q8D review. ruclips.net/video/CoLm-5FkZ0A/видео.html
This does not occur on Q9F/Q900R, but a pity that Samsung doesn't offer same backlight control on other QLED models. Check out Local dimming and Contrast Enhancer options - perhaps you will find a combination that will make fluctuations less visible.
Tako turn off Eco and Intelligent options completely
sound settings
I used default ones.
Darko,nu8005 please
I would also like to test that one, but not sure I will be able to do it until next year. Based on what I saw, it is an excellent TV - imagine NU7400 + 120 Hz panel and better HDR.
How come most of the information on settings, always say to use “movie”? I find it too brown looking. Natural is exactly that...NATURAL!
Exactly, I dont understand. Movie mode is arse!
Standard is best
Movie mode is the most dull and horrible looking mode out of them all.
I never use that, I don't care about the most accurate and shit, I need the best looking picture.
Ok, so which preset would you recommend?
@@TVguyDarko
I'm an average consumer, not a professional calibrator like you.
What i'm saying is, whenever I try the suggested calibration for a specific model and using the movie mode, the picture looks dull and not that great.
For me, this calibration might be accurate but at the end it's an obsession, I don't care what's the creator intention for the content to look like, I want it to look better than what the creator intended.
amazoner0cks lol, dude you make no sense...
I have a Samsung Q6FN and I’ve been using HDR+ ever since I discovered it. But after watching this video and actually calibrating my TV. Switching between the 2 modes is fairly obvious which one is correct. There are definitely scenes on HDR+ mode that look artificial in comparison. The settings shown in this video are perfect for this TV. And because it’s a ‘movie’ mode, the TV automatically detects HDR content and displays it beautifully in these settings.
He did also say in the video. IF you want a brighter picture, adjust the gamma to your liking.
The picture and colors with these settings look spot on to what they should look like! You can tell it’s exactly how the picture is supposed to look.
I’ve never owned a Samsung and I’m not very technical with TV’s. Play with the settings for yourself. The settings is this video are fucking legit. RUclips some HDR content and play with the settings and you’ll see...
That will be the same thing for 8K TVs
Yes - hope to publish a new video for 2019 models today.
Bro your backlight is way way way to low the settings you showed us does not follow the pq curve at all this isnt a good calibration the contrast shoulsnt be set at 36 either this gives you nothing but a dim picture considering it's a qled the q8fn follows the pq curve pretty good the specular highlight details are some of the best out of any TV because of it at 15 on the backlight kills it now your making your tv under shoot I would rather a little overshoot then alot of undershoot
Hey, thanks for your comment. Recommendations in this video are for SDR signal, not for HDR. Gamma BT.1886 is valid here, not PQ. Contrast (white level) value was adjusted by checking white pluge pattern. Backlight should be adjusted as you like, depending on your viewing environment.
Looks like shit, so dark and yellow lol :(
Which picture mode do you prefer?
@@TVguyDarko at least for Gaming these settings dont look good on my tv. Sorry didn’t wanted to sound rude, i bet they are amazing for movies. Problem is that the Q6fn overall has a bad image and bad lighting so is really hard to adjust something properly. Im about to throw this Screen to the garbage
Dont mess with people TV's
This is not good at all 👎👎
What do you mean?
For me I have q6fn
Backlight 50
Brightness -5
Contrast 50
Color 30
Contrast enhancer high
Auto motion auto
Digital clean auto
Local dimming high
HDR 10+ On
Gamma plus 3
Color Space DCI P3 look on ratings.com for color space 2 point and 20 point settings
Then set to auto color space once customized
These are quite extreme settings, but ok if you like them.
@@TVguyDarko Have to say I understand his settings ... The Q6FN really seems to be the poor mans QLED..its crap..Ive had very visible vertical banding..the panel was changed yet the new panel also has it...it has awful off axis viewing..even slightly off centre causes noticeable picture uniformity issues.and very difficult with the Q6FN to get a decent picture...following calibration settings the picture looks washed out...dark ..and faces skin yellow...never again will I buy Samsung.
quasarhi lol, I have the exact same TV and haven’t experienced any of that... that’s unfortunate for you man. For a $1,000, this is a fantastic TV!
OLED is better.
Used to be. Keep up! Q9FN pisses over most oled sets on the market and has zero burn in risk. Q9FN is the tv to beat. Ask anybody that knows shit they'll tell you the same. Best tv for gaming by far and looks amazing when doing everything else.
@@Loophole23742 for movies Oled is still better because of the perfect black and perfect contrast tho for gaming I agree Q9 is better because of the luminosity etc
@@Loophole23742 Q9FN, Q8FN and Q7FN is overpriced to for what the tvs can do but i will take QLED over OLED...Ive heard so many storys on burn in..People saying oled is better because they dont have one or saying it because they have it and havent gotten a burn in but lets just say i wouldnt keep a still picture on it to long
if you like to babysit your tv the whole time😁
In your opinion. And of coarse a 66” picture is better than a 43” picture?
Hey! I got my new 75Q9FN yesterday, but I don't like the movie settings. Do you have some tipps to optimize the standard mode for daytime?
Hi - I would still recommend Movie mode, but with increased Backlight option. You can also play with gamma to get brighter picture.
What is the deal with movie mode? It's so
dull. Even with back light up and all the other things turned up.