I don't like hdr

[hornetstinger]

It's too bright it hurts my eyes. LG oled 65" if I leave oled light to 100 it's like a LCD, just too bright. I reduce oled light to about 50 max

Gimmick?

 

[hornetstinger]

Normal sd and hd is fine, I have energy saving off, contrast about 65, peak brightness on, oled light about 40, all other processing disabled except true film or whatever it's called

However put the hdr disc in, oled is at 100, peak brightness high, dynamic mode mapping on and arrrgh retinas

 

[hornetstinger]

Id4 movie.

 

[hornetstinger]

Oled light is now at 40. I have calibrated it as best as I can with bd test disc

 

[hornetstinger]

It's too bright. It's like having a LCD.

 

[hornetstinger]

What? 100 oled is way too bright.

Also that's like saying with a £5000 sub you must run it at 100% volume

 

[hornetstinger]

oled light setting should exist, so you a normal light output, for a known ***** screen in non her, then it has HDR oled, so with a white screen in her, it has specific light output.

Oled light effects everything so with contrast, peak brightness, energy saving off, dynamic gone mapping it is very bright. I watch in a unlit room, curtains drawn, the only light is the LEDs behind the TV 4*24 and 2x9" strips

 

[hornetstinger]

I use peak brightness mode, set to low.

 

[hornetstinger]

Peak brightness for HDR is high, for sdr it's low. But oled light is not 100 for HDR. Dynamic tone mapping for HDR is high

 

[hornetstinger]

Should be off on SDR and high on HDR.

Honestly sounds like you’ve spent a lot of money on an OLED and then changed all the settings to awful ones.

It's low on sdr, high on hdr. Either way full bright oled 100 is way too much, I don't mind bright highlights but oled light 100 means it's always bright for everything, this may be ok when it's a bright room but in a unlit room with only bias light behind its LCD piecing bright

 

[hornetstinger]

Sounds like same as LCD backlight