| Re:Tipps für Paneleinstellungen LG OLED65B7D? |  |
>Durchschnittliche Raumhelligkeit. Habt Ihr verschiedene Profile für die Paneleinstellungen von Xbox 1x, PS4pro, Netflix & Co.?
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>Bin eigentlich soweit zufrieden, aber wollte trotzdem mal nachschauen ob noch mehr herauszuholen ist. Danke.
Wenn du zufrieden bist würde ich es lassen
Aber du kannst dich gerne austoben
[http://www.hifi-forum.de/index.php?action=browseT&forum_id=312&thread=192&postID=12913#12913]
[http://www.hifi-forum.de/index.php?action=browseT&forum_id=312&thread=192&postID=12922#12922]
[http://www.hifi-forum.de/index.php?action=browseT&forum_id=312&thread=453&postID=254#254]
Ich will nur noch spielen
Vielleicht kannst du da noch was mit anfangen
Originally Posted by jabolino View Post
"So I'm pretty much convinced that the issue with dark HDR game mode content is the implementation and not this TV. I've been playing PUBG on Xbox One X for the past few months and I noticed that since the last update the dark HDR problem I've had with this game went away and all of a sudden it's so bright and vivid I had to turn the OLED light down. None of the indoor darkness issues I had everything looks great.
I think the onus lies on the game developers and how they implement HDR, not on LG to increase contrast and brightness artificially. Also more games should have a luminance slider like on Assassin's Creed Origins to let us adjust depending on what type of TV we use.
You're mostly correct. If all games implemented HDR control properly, there would be no issues. However, certain gaims just go for the default way to handle tone mapping, which is to clip off brightness that the TV can't show. This is what every TV manufacturer is doing, other than LG, so it's natural that developers assume this as the default.
However, most developers don't really know how to use HDR well and they don't implement it in a proper way, so, yeah, a lot of the blame is on them.
Games with proper controls can have some amazingly bright and powerful HDR presentations on LG OLEDs. For example, Destiny 2 can be set up in such a way that can make your eyes bleed, Shadow of Tomb Raider also looks excellent, Battlefield V Beta looks great - so we can hope the issue will be almost non existant with upcoming games."