lisnalee
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I thought I post my own settings for this TV to give any new owners a starting point to work from. These have been done from various calibration discs and tweeked over the weekend watching a ton of different material. I have put them into my own 65" and my brothers 43" and they produce a very impressive picture for the vast majority of content. I am currently running content from Sky Q, PS4 Pro, Xbox One X, Netflix & Amazon
I'm running software version I0926 as of Dec '18 and so far everything is running perfectly fine.
J0926 is now the latest version of firmware as of Dec '19
Incase anyone is looking for the Sky Q code for the remote its 2427. Here is my settings.
First things first hdmi 2.0 format set to enhanced.
Settings updated as below using the Spears & Munsil UHD Blu Ray. It seems best to allow the TV to handle hdr settings itself based on normal calibrated settings. So everything is the same apart from the backlight automatically going to 100 when the TV receives a hdr signal.
Cinema Day:
Backlight 45
Brightness 50
Contrast 40
Colour 51
Sharpness 5
Colour Temperature Standard
Gamma 2.4
Everththing else is set to off were possible.
Cinema Night:
Same as above
HDR Day / Night Netflix, Amazon etc:
Backlight 100 (auto selected)
Brightness 50
Contrast 40
Colour 51
Sharpness 5
Colour Temperature Standard
Gamma 2.2 (auto selected)
Everththing else is set to off were possible.
4k Blu Ray HDR from Xbox One X:
HDR Night
Backlight 100 (auto selected)
Brightness 50
Contrast 40
Colour 51
Sharpness 5
Colour Temperature Standard
Gamma 2.2 (auto selected)
Everththing else is set to off were possible
I'm running software version I0926 as of Dec '18 and so far everything is running perfectly fine.
J0926 is now the latest version of firmware as of Dec '19
Incase anyone is looking for the Sky Q code for the remote its 2427. Here is my settings.
First things first hdmi 2.0 format set to enhanced.
Settings updated as below using the Spears & Munsil UHD Blu Ray. It seems best to allow the TV to handle hdr settings itself based on normal calibrated settings. So everything is the same apart from the backlight automatically going to 100 when the TV receives a hdr signal.
Cinema Day:
Backlight 45
Brightness 50
Contrast 40
Colour 51
Sharpness 5
Colour Temperature Standard
Gamma 2.4
Everththing else is set to off were possible.
Cinema Night:
Same as above
HDR Day / Night Netflix, Amazon etc:
Backlight 100 (auto selected)
Brightness 50
Contrast 40
Colour 51
Sharpness 5
Colour Temperature Standard
Gamma 2.2 (auto selected)
Everththing else is set to off were possible.
4k Blu Ray HDR from Xbox One X:
HDR Night
Backlight 100 (auto selected)
Brightness 50
Contrast 40
Colour 51
Sharpness 5
Colour Temperature Standard
Gamma 2.2 (auto selected)
Everththing else is set to off were possible
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