Which color temperature do you prefer for your TV or Monitor?
Dec 29, 2019 · Sometimes I like warm colors, but most of the time, neutral is best. My current Sony TV has an option called "Live Color" turned on by default, which makes colors more vibrant. But some things, like the Netflix logo for example, it tends to oversaturate.
Do you set your TV colors to cold or warm? - ResetEra
Sep 9, 2020 · Simple question. Most TVs have three settings, from what I have seen: Cold, Warm 1, Warm 2. I put mine to warm 2. Film colors are calibrated to look accurate on TVs that are set to warm colors, and I want the best, most accurate image possible for my movies.
Color Temperature for Monitor/TV. Cool vs Neutral vs Warm.
Oct 6, 2019 · Default (neutral) colors on my TV right now. Obviously every display is different so there's visibile differences in color temperatures across different models, even when they are all supposed to be "neutral"/6500K (sRGB). Personally I'd rather have a picture that is too warm over too cold (the latter being more harsh/less pleasent to my eyes).
Which color temperature do you prefer for your TV or Monitor?
Dec 29, 2019 · Even the warmest setting on most TVs won't get as warm as what would be considered a "daylight" white (5500K) for lighting. 6500K is already a "cool white" even though television manufacturers call the setting "warm" for some reason. The cool color temperature settings can be reaching 10,000K or even higher and are very blue.
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Sep 9, 2020 · I use Warm 2 as a starting point and adjust from there. It's generally closest to accurate. "Neutral" tends to be skewed to blue generally, and watching hockey in "vivid" with colour temperature towards blue makes the ice blue.
Which color temperature do you prefer for your TV or Monitor?
Dec 29, 2019 · Everything is covered in this very warm hue and white doesn't look white at all. Games don't look like that, and neither do most movies. Certainly, nothing modern is mastered for 9300K any more, but I don't believe it ever applied to games - at least not anything post-NES.
Does your home primarily use warm (soft white) or cool ... - ResetEra
Sep 19, 2021 · We changed over all our lights to cool lighting. Absolutely hated it, it was like living in an operating room. A year or two later we had a bulb die, so we grabbed a new bulb and swapped it out, not realizing we purchased an old school warm bulb. Next day we went out and bought a cool bulb, as the yellow piss colour the warm bulb cast looked ...
Do you set your TV colors to cold or warm? - ResetEra
Sep 9, 2020 · I put mine to warm 2. Film colors are calibrated to look accurate on TVs that are set to warm colors, and I want the best, most accurate image possible for my movies. I don't switch it up for games at all, as I find that the warm settings on my TV produces a better image quality. Everything seems off when the colors are set to cold; too much blue.
I use Computer/Cool Color Temperature, am I a monster?
Nov 3, 2020 · I was messing with my color temp settings on my vizio last week. Computer definitely made colors pop a bit more compared to the normal setting (warm), but it seemed to reduce detail in dark areas a bit too much for my liking, making some images look …
After having my TV set to "warm" for a couple weeks, I think
Aug 20, 2023 · On every single high-end TV, the setting that, which is the closest to is still Warm or Warm 2. That is what home release for a movie is mastered for. Warm 2 looking "too yellow" is a case of people either comparing it to far more blue-tinted than they should be screens, so it looks too yellow to them, at a glance, even though it's a case of ...