I suspect 53 is the magic number. I tested p3 tracking today and red seems to be the problematic colour. Then I did a colour checker test and results were very accurate so I'm not sure what to make of it. Only wish I could calibrate dv but that means that I need calman as dv has a golden reference which is unique to this tv.
I use colour value 56. But more importantly I use colour temperature of Warm. I tried for over a year to use Expert 1, but I just find it too yellow. I don't find whites to be truly white with Expert 1 and Expert 2 is even worse. Warm is perfect to my eyes, but of course this is where personal subjectivity comes in.
In terms of choosing the colour 56 value, that's just to using my colour filter card which
@Razer08 warned me about :O . Using this card is also how I readjusted from hue G1 to 0, and also arrived at Live colour Low.
Like I said earlier, a few changes for me but nothing major.
Thanks, guys, for posting
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Yes, it seems better having a higher setting on the colour to correct tracking, but I was thinking that the TV can’t fill the container on HDR, so maybe the tracking is correct?
Well, after a lot of digging in white papers I found out that HDR/DV does not work the same as we think, the colour control clips detail in colour like too much contrast, so I looked on my HDR suite and in the miscellaneous patterns I found the clipping colour test pattern and yes, anything higher than 50 clips Red, Blue, Magenta and the nit value starts to roll off. All channels run on Pro at 1700nits, but as soon as the colour value is raised it started to clip detail, on 53 the value is 1200nits on the above colours while the others remain at full tracking.
So, I will leave the colour control alone even if my meter telling me otherwise.
@Mallett94 yes them cards can be wrong, they work well on CRT I found but on other displays they act very differently, on one monitor I had in 2009 I tested mine and it said it needed more green, I adjusted it until it said it was correct, then placed a meter on to find it was off by 15%. So just be careful in your adjustment with it.
@Razer08 yes, 53 for SDR is smack on. I tested DV via my OPPO as it reconverts, but I been thinking of buying the DV test patterns that are now available, but the HDR settings I have work just the same, so will see on that one.
I do suspect the problem with Oreo is the support of AutoCal as before on the non-Oreo update the controls to 10pt worked just fine. After finishing off I tested the 10 pt. and 4pt and below there is no control on SDR, on HDR only 1Pt as any control at 5% brightness. So really, all we have is a 6pt control.