I ask since you know your set and I'd have to google, read the manual.
I've heard of calibration limitations if the port is not HDMI 2.x (for UDH 4K sets), has CeC or ARC.
Hello,
So I have bought for myself an expensive Samsung UHD TV thinking the picture quality will satisfy my every nitpicky needs, since it should be very good.
However ever since I just have frustration because of trying to send over DVD quality content and youtube, and desktop picture through Chromecast, and never can get a satisfying picture, because either it seems too dim, too dark for me, if I set it to show the color range of the source and not the native colors, or if I turn up the nativ colors, I get a brighter picture, but also detail loss. HDR+ mode would provide a center range but it is also darknes the picture and also pales skins and such.
My question is, that I need to live with this, since I should have just bought a HD TV to get more accurate picture, or I can do something with fiddling with more settings I do not understand?
THere are settings like "White Balance" or setting a Custom "Color Space", but there are a lot of sliders in these ones, and I do not understand what should I do with them. Could I get a closer to real, better picture quality with fiddling with these settings? If I could, can someone tell me how? Can someone tell me a setting, with numbers, how it should look good?
Sincerely
Richard Kutsera

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