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If you have an LG OLED and: you're using Dynamic Tone Mapping or Dynamic Contrast: Set Maximum Brightness slider to: 3.000 (nits; Max); Set Paper White slider to: 200 (nits); Leave the HDR10 PQ Saturation slider to: 0 (Default). you're using HGIG: Set Maximum Brightness slider to: 800 (nits) or 1.00

Je kan hem probleemloos gebruiken. Veel webwinkels in Nederland verkopen internationale versie. Op het technische aspect zou ik het niet doen. Je wilt een Samsung OLED omdat dit QD-OLED is wat een vorm van OLED met een groter kleurenbereik is dan traditioneel WOLED. De 77 inch versie gebruikt een WO

I'm on an LG G4 and these settings looked the best for me after a lot of testing, I know the hdr10 pq setting may seem high but it does look better for me like this + brightness only at 1000 because otherwise the blacks could be a bit washed out and at 1000 it looks perfectly saturated for me. Paper

Can confirm. never owned an OLED before the LG G4 because I have (and still kind of am afraid of burn in) and the difference is insane. The brightness has caught up to LED for the most part and the detail is so incredible. OP enjoy the hell out of it I'm 40 also and am having so much fun with my Pro

If it isn't possible to share the clip featuring the higher Nit Cap, that would certainly be a shame though by no means a disaster. I can also partially understand your "game"-related objection regarding the manufacturers however, that has to be weighed against the need for transparency toward the u

I can answer that. I use an LG G4 as my PC display. It reaches around 1500 nits, and when HDR is set up correctly, the image looks just like SDR overall. The difference is that all the highlights, like the sun, fire, lights, magic effects, and lasers, look much brighter and can genuinely blow you aw

I use this app and its ACE! I used it to one click add RenoDX to Subnautica Below Zero and on my LG G4 the bioluminescent jellyfish were hitting 1500 nits (G4 max brightness). It is glorious and so easy to get working with the above app. Just remeber to go into the RenoDX settings (HOME button in ga

Your comment reminded me why i just stopped caring about the accuracy of the image and just go with "does it look good to me". A year ago when i got my lg oled g4, i was obsessed with searching online for the best and accurate setting for games and movies. All the gamma, dynamic tone mapping, peak b

Also, and mini led is not the same as OLED or QD OLED. Use a LG G4 or a samsung S95F OLED and than say again if it is the same or different. I surely do see the difference. + try games as god of war ragnarok with pssr 2 toggled on, ff7 rebirth, gran turismo 7…

It's not a window, just an internal glass door, right? I think the high brightness and good anti-glare coatings of modern top OLEDs like LG G4/G5 or Samsung S95F would probably make this a non-issue. (Probably also the same concerns the center speaker inside a cabinet... it might sound somewhat wors