LG OLED Official Owners Thread

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Nick VanMeter

I wouldn't get oled tuned unless is bc you have off wall colors bc they haven't been able to master it with oled yet bc of the immersive pixels

I'm happy with what I was able to fine tune so far. Better than my former EG9100 and definitely better than my previous 4k Vizio

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[Nick VanWilder]

What model u have again

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Nick VanMeter

What model u have again

55C6

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[Nick VanWilder]

Nice set, I'm not ready to jump on it bc I have only had my 65ef9500 since sept so less than a year. HDR looks amazing from the player and Netflix is amazing too. I will up grade to the 77 inch when ever it rolls out so I have an excuse to have the 65 in the bedroom

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Nick VanMeter

Nice set, I'm not ready to jump on it bc I have only had my 65ef9500 since sept so less than a year. HDR looks amazing from the player and Netflix is amazing too. I will up grade to the 77 inch when ever it rolls out so I have an excuse to have the 65 in the bedroom

By the way I just checked and energy saver was off already. Definetely like the tuned Standard mode better. Less issues in dark areas and skin tones look more real life. I can only find issues if I really look for them, like staringcat the far background long enough.[emoji4]

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[RockyIII]

I chose the C6 because I wanted a display future proofed for both hdr and Dolby Vision without giving up on 3D which I personally love

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[Nick VanWilder]

I agree man you have a nice setup I talked with high up Lg vendors bc I work with them all day they are giving me a file to download on my tv get doby on it but either way I love my tv best investment I've done besides the house

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Nick VanMeter

I agree man you have a nice setup I talked with high up Lg vendors bc I work with them all day they are giving me a file to download on my tv get doby on it but either way I love my tv best investment I've done besides the house

Right now Dolby Vision content is very limited but I'm glad I purchased the one Oled that will allow me to have the best of both workds...3D and the newer hdr and Dolby Vision with the beautiful blacks oled is known for

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[Nick VanWilder]

Originally Posted by RockyIII

Right now Dolby Vision content is very limited but I'm glad I purchased the one Oled that will allow me to have the best of both workds...3D and the newer hdr and Dolby Vision with the beautiful blacks oled is known for

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Yes and just looks sleek, and Batman v Superman will probably be the best looking 4K bc it was filmed in doby and 4K go pros can't wait to see this on my oled

[RockyIII]

Wow, sometimes just a few basic picture setting adjustmenst can go a long way.
I lowered Oled Light to 30, set Contrast at 80 and Brightness at 55. I used Disney WOW for Chroma & Hue and ended up with Color at 49 and Tint at G12.
I also disabled all super-resolution, dynamic contrast, noise reduction, edge enhancer as well.
The end result is like something I never witnessed before. i mean skin tones, dark scenes, things like fog or clouds in the sky, green grass...everything looks so accurate and real-looking
I think that years and years of being exposed to overblown LED backlights had made me a little too disensitized to overly bright displays

[vinnie97]

I long disabled those and regularly stick to the ISF settings (coming from plasma makes it an easy choice). OLED light at 32, contrast at 80, and brightness at 53 (with white balance low RBG decreased to -10). The only other white balance setting I've experimented with is using Warm 1 versus Warm 2. Otherwise I won't bother with setting up color without a meter.

[RockyIII]

When do you use color in Normal, Extended, or Wide? Should we have it set on Wide for 3D?


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[Nick VanWilder]

Yea I was saying messages back to use isf it is the best and what the LG vendors say to use

[vinnie97]

Color space should be set to normal for Blu-ray (2D or 3D).

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by vinnie97

Color space should be set to normal for Blu-ray (2D or 3D).

Yes, I thought so. For HDR my understanding is that color space should be set on WIDE. What I don't get though is whey the default HDR (Standard) mode has the color space on NORMAL, where I have to manually change it to wide.
I would assume that tehy would have HDR mode deafult to WIDE and not to NORMAL

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by vinnie97

Color space should be set to normal for Blu-ray (2D or 3D).

Yes, I thought so. For HDR my understanding is that color space should be set on WIDE. What I don't get though is why the default HDR (Standard) mode has the color space on NORMAL, where I have to manually change it to wide.
I would assume that LG would have HDR mode deafult to WIDE and not to NORMAL

[RockyIII]

How do you call this nasty issue that I sometimes experience on my Oled, and how can I get rid of it? Is it due to the source, my picture settings, or Oled in general?
Here is an example of a picture as it should look and how it sometimes look. it doesnt happen all the time but it is annoying

[RockyIII]

Can you guys see any difference in chroma & hue between the two screenshots?


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[Nick VanWilder]

Better grass coloration, the beard picks up more brown and grey color, the face looks more real and not to bright or clayish. I think the bottom pic just look more realistic

[RockyIII]

Originally Posted by Nick VanMeter

Better grass coloration, the beard picks up more brown and grey color, the face looks more real and not to bright or clayish. I think the bottom pic just look more realistic

This is a trick test for you...which one looks better now in this second group of pics?



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