Also changed color depth to 55 since this is more accurate. 10 keeps the TV pixel sharp without haloing.ĮDIT 2: Seems like LG fixed some of the black crush on new firmwares. These are PC settings but should also work as general usage for anythingĮDIT: Set sharpness to 10. Also, all the black patches on Lagom show up with zero issue as well as zero clipping on white patches. I am now VERY happy with these settings and figure I should share this with others. I also have the power saving features off in the support menu and also with the service menu. The LG C1 is an excellent gaming TV with four HDMI 2.1 ports, a refresh rate of 120Hz4K and support for VRR and Nvidia G-Sync. I understand there are some panel variance, but I think these settings should get most people very close to the ideal output. Interesting update to the RTINGS burn in test. Would rather LG sort this out, the settings turned off makes me uneasy long term.
White Stabilizer: 10 (previously 5 on older firmware) To anyone wondering, YES theyre still there. Tint: R5 (I find my panel to have a very slight green hue R5 gives me proper skin tones)īlack Stabilizer: 10 (previously 13 on older firmware) HDR Tone Mapping: HGiG (2.2 Gamma for SDR) After a few days with Displa圜AL and gamma charts, I feel like I have found the ideal settings for the most accurate possible picture while still allowing the OLED to display pure black. I tried my best to figure out a way I can fix this without having to resort to an ICC profile for PC use. It seems the C1 have an issue with black crush. I have used a Spyder 4 with a custom driver with Displa圜AL to calibrate to D65 whitepoint.
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