C4

TL;DR I think the quality of the TV's screen and how good it's viewing angle is makes a huge difference to accuracy. I've got 2 sets of the Backlight 3 Lite, one hooked up to an LG C4 OLED TV and the other hooked up to a TCL QLED TV. I found it much easier to calibrate on the LG C4 due to it having

I suppose I'll jump in on this conversation. Coming from a guy that owns a 77" LG C4 OLED (living room tv) Sony 27" KV-27FV310 CRT (bedroom tv) Sony 32" KV-32FS120 CRT (bedroom tv) Pioneer Kuro PRO-141FD Plasma Monitor (Laying on the floor tv spare room) 65" Panasonic VT50 Plasma (Movie Room) Panaso

In summary, yes, I think LG has better motion handling, but it's up to you to decide if that will be a problem. If you're a very demanding cinephile who wants the most accurate and natural colors, then stick with LG. The C4s also have better upscaling for low-quality videos. I spent several months c

Honestly HDR can be bugged due to HDMI TV issues. I still play WOA and it looks rly good, I just need to make sure my colors auto adjust is turned off. I use native HDR and I have my peak brightness set to like 42* value ingame. TV color is set at 40-45% and colors have been calibrated using rtings

Definitivamente parece mejor jugar en SDR, que piensas? Yo también tengo LG oled C4 en casa y se ve increíble con HDR Windows bien calibrado, mucho mejor que la Lenovo legión go 2, y también la Steam deck oled, ya he probado a calibrar varias veces pero para mí le falta brillo y colores vibrantes al