Luminance: Is the measure of the ratio of light (color) to surface area(display). Hue or Tint: On televisions is a tool to adjust, as you prefer, the amount of green shade(tint) or red shade(hue) per pixel Saturation: On televisions is a tool used to correct color bleeding in the display panel caused by data transfer components(hardware)

Gamma: Is a precision tool on a scale to improve the basic color spectrum specified

Preferred Color: Adjusts the colors of the High Dynamic Range engine, that it uses to create a better, more accurate depth of field Temperature: Is a tool to adjust the level of colors to display an effect of summer or winter, warm or cool/cold.ĭynamic Contrast: adjust the dynamics of the display using the televisions contrast in order to create a more accurate depth of fieldĭynamic Color: adjusts the dynamics of the display using the televisions' color levels in order to create a more accurate depth of field Hue or Tint: On televisions is a tool to adjust, as you prefer, the amount of (G)reen shade or tint and (R)ed shade or hue (-/+) in the entire display Sharpness: Adjusts the basic clarity of the image displayed ( H Sharpness and V Sharpness stand for Horizontal and Vertical)Ĭolor: Adjusts the amount of color that is displayed on your television Hello my name is Simon and I wanted to sharey calibration settings with you because it is really expensive to pay for expert calibration when you can just use math to find the correct but not 'exact' settings for your television.īacklight: Adjusts the levels of lighting behind the display allowing the image to be seenĬontrast: Adjusts the current color temperature(white level) of the display from black to pure whiteīrightness: Adjusts the amount of light that is displayed from the original format(the camera the recorded the media)

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