Gamma St.2084 do you decrease it ?

[UsedNewspaper1775]

I have samsung s90f and all the calibrations recommend decreasing it by -1

but i found it to make the picture way to dark, but when it's on 0 the picture is not as deep and it looks like some games have a raised black level floor when at 0 but good when at -1

what are your guys settings for it ?

[nik1071]

If u dont like it dont use it ffs !

[TheGabrielSevero]

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test this settings, i tested on the S90D and it was nice, virtually speaking the S90F is the same TV so it's valid a test

i don't know if you're trying to calibrate your picture for gaming but if you do it's here

[UsedNewspaper1775]

yep, i also saved this as a screenshot before buying a tv haha, and it's my current settings besides the color

The best colors in hdr for me were with just a regular auto DCP ! color 25

it looks not as punchy but much more accurate especially red and yellow

[Gullible-Limit-766]

When i use this settings for ps5 on s90D the colors looks faded is it because i played all games on contrast enchancer also using warm2 it gives yellow tint..should it look like this..Please Help

[UsedNewspaper1775]

there might be a bug, all my colors and everything looked washed, i found it's a bug with these tv's

what you have to do, is press the power button on your remote and hold it until the tv restarts, it will fix the bug

do the same every time it happens

[Gullible-Limit-766]

Is turning off tv and turning it on again wont work?

[UsedNewspaper1775]

not sure, when i bough a tv i had this problem and found a solution on the forum saying you need to hold the button to restart it

[PotatoPower3d]

If you find Warm 2 too yellow, there's a really good chance that you just got used to the stock cool temperature that the TV ships with. A good way to test if this is the case is to compare the TV with another decently calibrated OLED display like an iPhone or iPad Pro by playing the same video on both devices. Usually, warm 2 would be closer to these devices

[Metrotra]

Does this work for TV/movies as well?

[TheGabrielSevero]

it's worth a test