Tests include calibration and evaluation patterns, demo clips in HDR, SDR, and original material finished in 8K HDR, professional-quality calibration patters, and HDR patterns available in 600, 1000, 2000, 400 cd/m² versions. This 4K disc is loaded with tests you need to set up and properly adjust an HDR display. The first is the industry's most relevant calibration disc, the Spears & Munsil UHD HDR Benchmark. That's right folks, our Giveaway partner has agreed to let AV NIRVANA members from around the globe enter for a chance to win!įollowing our recent review of a Scenic Labs LX1 Media Bias Lighting Kit, Scenic Labs agreed to give away two fantastic must-have items. This time we have no regional entry restrictions. Watching Netflix earlier - a silly baking show the missus likes called "Nailed It" - the neon-lit sign on the presenter's desk really noticeably lights up.(November 9, 2021) Good afternoon AV NIRVANA! Welcome to our latest Giveaway Contest featuring two essential items needed to make your HD or UHD TV perform better than ever. Watching Netflix earlier - a silly baking show the missus likes called "Nailed It" - the neon-lit sign on the presenter's desk really noticeably lights up. The good news! HDR has actual pop to it - the first time I've seen it on OLED. This is happening across all content and it's making it difficult to find the right settings (I'm constantly pushing the tone closer to "cool" and upping the red/green tint further towards red).īut. Watching BT's 4K football coverage earlier, the white presenters' faces were pink when close-up, but yellow when the camera was further away.
Something I'm seeing that I HAVEN'T seen before is the colour temperature changing dependent on screen content.
Swipe right for the closeup comparison image. The yellow background is supposed to be the same tone across the screen, but it's an orangey yellow on the left, and a cooler, greener yellow on the right. Every OLED I've owned has been identical for this. I wish I could just stop seeing it, but I can't. I can't stop noticing the colour temperature difference when there's a generally yellow or green screen (e.g.
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