flotmangooner
Standard Member
Recently purchased an 8k QLED Samsung - I have had it professionally calibrated and in general the picture quality is excellent. Especially on Netflix 4k content. Coupleof my Xmas presents were Saving Private Ryan and No Time to Die on 4k blu ray.
When I watched SPR I was so disappointed with the picture quality - when a scene had the sky in it, the sky appeared very grainy - it wasn't clear blue or pure white - it had what I can best describe as a grainy effect - like black/grey interference.
The same applied to Bond. I used a Panasonic 4k player and have 8k certified hdmi cable from the player to the Samsung one connect box.
Now when I played both discs on my 6 year old Sony 4k oled through an xbox one x, the picture quality was stunning - exactly what I was expecting on my 8k tv. In fact I was expecting the quality on my 8k to be stunning considering Samsungs claim to upscale everything to 8k.
I'm at a loss as to why the quality was so poor considering the TV has been calibrated. I know there isn't a fault with the TV because 4k Netflix is stunning so maybe there is a setting that I need to tweak that I'm unaware of. Or could it be the 8k hdmi cable that is causing the poor picture quality. Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks
When I watched SPR I was so disappointed with the picture quality - when a scene had the sky in it, the sky appeared very grainy - it wasn't clear blue or pure white - it had what I can best describe as a grainy effect - like black/grey interference.
The same applied to Bond. I used a Panasonic 4k player and have 8k certified hdmi cable from the player to the Samsung one connect box.
Now when I played both discs on my 6 year old Sony 4k oled through an xbox one x, the picture quality was stunning - exactly what I was expecting on my 8k tv. In fact I was expecting the quality on my 8k to be stunning considering Samsungs claim to upscale everything to 8k.
I'm at a loss as to why the quality was so poor considering the TV has been calibrated. I know there isn't a fault with the TV because 4k Netflix is stunning so maybe there is a setting that I need to tweak that I'm unaware of. Or could it be the 8k hdmi cable that is causing the poor picture quality. Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks