No. AI picture barely does anything. Just turn it off though. You don't need it. Default OLED light on Cinema mode is 80 I think. Too bright. Try 25-30 for dark room.
LG C9 User Thread (No Price Talk)
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No. AI picture barely does anything. Just turn it off though. You don't need it. Default OLED light on Cinema mode is 80 I think. Too bright. Try 25-30 for dark room.
@Marakk :
Can i follow this seeting and change accordingly..?
LG C9 OLED Calibration Settings
We used the following calibration settings to review the LG 55" C9 (OLED55C9), and we expect them to be valid for the 65" model (OLED65C9), and the 77" model (OLED77C9).www.rtings.com
They use gamma of 2.2, which is not what other calibrators use. I prefer gamma of 2.4 and as far as I know, that's the standard nowadays for grading suites. Rest you can use.
Only thing is that you should set brightness, which is black level, yourself using a pure black slide. You can find one on youtube. Use that black slide to find the brightness setting where one click more makes the black rise up. 52 is the correct setting for my panel. Yours might be different. Do this after you have crossed 40-50 hours though. Give the panel time to settle down.
Oho , when i played HDR . the mode is changed to HDR and the oled light is 100 on that. do i need to change that as well..?
Nope. Leave HDR at default. No need to change anything there apart from Expert Controls and Picture Options, where you can choose Dynamic Tone Mapping or not and Trumotion.
rajarshi_zma
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There is an option "Energy Saving" in Picture setting . Select the last value " Screen OFF" . Your TV will become only a soundbar .
thanks will try that
Sony really seem to have been successful in making it an entry level OLED. If it weren't for upscaling and colors, I wouldn't have considered it. Thankfully the color issue is solvable, which leaves only a single parameter which it is superior.
I can totally relate to your situation. I have a special place for Sony since the PS1 days. The fact that you being loyal to a brand, and then jumping to another, says a lot about the overall superiority of the C9. Sony are launching the PS5 this year, their top end LCD, the X9500H doesn't even have HDMI 2.1. How absurd is that?
I hope I share the same view as you, on the LG, when I purchase. Will certainly save me some money as well
Love4sound
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The A8H which was launched this year also doesn’t have Hdmi 2.1 which is really a shame. May be when they launch the master series it should have 2.1. My previous tv’s all have been Sony. I will definitely buy the ps5 if it is priced well in India and c9 will do justice for the next gen consoles.Sony really seem to have been successful in making it an entry level OLED. If it weren't for upscaling and colors, I wouldn't have considered it. Thankfully the color issue is solvable, which leaves only a single parameter which it is superior.
I can totally relate to your situation. I have a special place for Sony since the PS1 days. The fact that you being loyal to a brand, and then jumping to another, says a lot about the overall superiority of the C9. Sony are launching the PS5 this year, their top end LCD, the X9500H doesn't even have HDMI 2.1. How absurd is that?
I hope I share the same view as you, on the LG, when I purchase. Will certainly save me some money as well
The X9000H has HDMI 2.1. So the master series will likely have it. C9 and PS5 will be a good match considering its specs. Though it won't be priced cheap here. PS4 was 400USD in the US, and launched here for 40k! Predictions are at 500USD for the PS5, which will make it close to 50k here.
Sorry to burst the bubble, but the PS5 won't have games more then 4k@60. Even on the launch stream all the games they showed were in 30fps except handful titles like Gran Turismo was in 60fps. You don't need the C9 for the ps5 & even for the xbox one series x.
It was all a hype for the next gen consoles that games will be 4k @120 fps. Thats only for the High End PC gamers with their super expensive gpu & cpu hardware. Sony themselves said they will be targeting at least 30fps for PS5 as they want High Graphic Fidelity in their games & not fps.
It was all a hype & next gen consoles willl work on almost any Oled tv as it will be 4k @30 standard & few will have 60 fps. See the video below-
Cheers.
Love4sound
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It’s not only about 4k@120 FPS. The c9 has a better response time and has all the other goodies like ALL,VRR, and Gsync which is an added bonus for gaming. Don’t go by the launch and for sure after one or two years they will launch better games with 60fps and there is no way they are just going to stick with 30 FPS. I mean gaming at 30 FPS? Rofl no way. HDMI 2.1 is good to have especially if you would use your tv for gaming and for sure the next gen consoles will take benefit from them.
Love4sound
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Oh good then. How about nvidia gsync?
Day -2 usage update;
getting used to Big screen , Entire family is enjoying the content , but unfortunately only for me after 1 hour of continuous watching water is coming from eyes.
I am finding uncomfortable in scenes which moves fast ,
1: for eg rapid switching of scenes from one character to another
2: On Prime interface , while scrolling the through content in fast.
But my wife and kids didnt complained anything as such so far
getting used to Big screen , Entire family is enjoying the content , but unfortunately only for me after 1 hour of continuous watching water is coming from eyes.
I am finding uncomfortable in scenes which moves fast ,
1: for eg rapid switching of scenes from one character to another
2: On Prime interface , while scrolling the through content in fast.
But my wife and kids didnt complained anything as such so far
Love4sound
Well-Known Member
Well I would suggest you get a doctor consultation. Getting tears while ur Wife and kids are comfortable is something new. Initially I had eye strain getting used to the big screen and motion but never had tears.
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Was it HDR content or SDR? What OLED light setting were you using if SDR and what mode if HDR?
it was SDR and oled is 80
There you go. You should be using 80 OLED light for a bright room. In a dark room, 25 is where you should be.
Sure , let me try that.
What about the settings for
TruMotion
Noise reduction
MPEG noise reduction
right now all are disabled
I prefer using Trumotion on Clear. Least amount of artifacts in my testing. Less than even De-Judder 1.
Noise Reduction you can leave on Auto. MPEG NR, don't go above low as it'll scrub fine details.
Yes it has VRR as well as ALLM.
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