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Their panels are often over-saturated with that fake HDR like look, similar to their phones.
by smcleod 3mo ago
Their panels are often over-saturated with that fake HDR like look, similar to their phones.
- ahartmetz 3mo agoMost screens come with "showroom settings" out of the box. You need to configure them to something more neutral once and then it's fine.
- smcleod 3mo agoI'm aware of that setting, but this is the Samsung baseline. The panels they export for OEMs / other manufacturers don't seem to have the same hyper saturation. Even just standing next to someone using a Samsung phone or tablet you can often spot it straight away we know you what to look for.
- ahartmetz 3mo agoEven phones have screen settings these days (much less detailed than monitors). On my Motorola phone w/ OLED screen, I turned off "vibrant colors" or something like that. Maybe the people you saw didn't bother or liked it. Maybe there is something that can't be turned off, who knows. I only have semi-regular experience with an older (and non OLED) Samsung tablet which seems fine.
- PowerElectronix 3mo agoThat goes away if you set them in filmaker mode.
- TeMPOraL 3mo agoOver saturated HDR is a good default in times when all TV shows only use various shades of pitch black.