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UN49KS8000
UN55KS8000
UN60KS8000
Calibration report using these settings:
[see link below]
TV software/firmware version tested: 1112
Below you'll find the settings I found best for viewing the Samsung UN65KS8000 in a dim room via the HDMI input. Your settings may vary depending on source, room conditions, and personal preference. Check out the Picture settings and calibration FAQ for more information.
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Calibration notes: Prior to calibration the UN65KS8000's Movie mode delivered the best quality for my dim room, with solid color accuracy albeit a slight tendency toward blue, and a brighter image than my 40 fL target. I reduced the light output and tweaked the color temperature to remove blue using the two-point controls.
Gamma was still a bit uneven, but when I tried using the 10 point system to compensate it was ineffective. The controls didn't consistently change the grayscale without very large adjustments, and even then the readings fluctuated from one to the next. As a result I gave up on the 10 point system and stuck with 2. I also didn't adjust the color management system since it was quite accurate to begin with.
I ended up improving the image a bit, but overall the difference between my default Movie mode and post-calibration wasn't major.
Picture Settings:
Picture Mode: Movie
Special Viewing Mode: [Game and Sports modes: Off]
Picture Size: 16:9 Standard
Expert Settings menu:
Backlight: 5
Brightness: 45
Contrast: 88
Sharpness: 0
Color: 50
Tint: G50/R50
Apply Picture Settings: All sources
Digital Clean View: Off
Auto Motion Plus: Custom [see below]
Smart LED: Low
Film mode: Auto1 [grayed out for many sources]
HDMI UHD Color: [All Off*]
HDMI black level: Auto [grayed out]
Dynamic Contrast: Off
Color Tone: Warm 2
White Balance: [see below]
Gamma: 0
RGB Only Mode: Off
Color Space: Auto
-- Auto Motion Plus submenu:
Blur Reduction: 10
Judder Reduction: 0
LED Clear Motion: Off
-- White Balance submenu:
(2 point)
R-Offset: 0
G-Offset: 0
B-Offset: -3
R-Gain: 0
G-Gain: 0
B-Gain: -4
-- 10p White Balance submenu:
10 Point: Off
*The HDMI UHD Color setting is for 10-bit sources like the UBD-K8500 4K Blu-ray player. Unless you have one connected, leave it turned off.
Here's more detail from Samsung:
"UHD Color is essentially a switch that allows the user to setup the TV to match the source material being sent through the HDMI ports. For 2015 Samsung TVs, this feature must be turned ON if the HDMI input is receiving a 10 Bit signal. For 2016 TVs, the TVs will automatically detect the signal and enable this function automatically (because the UBD K8500 is the currently the only UHD Source on the market). When other UHD sources become available, this feature needs to be turned on to process 10 bit and higher signals on Samsung TVs.
An HDMI connection HDMI UHD Color set to OFF supports up to UHD 50/60p 4:2:0 input signals, while an HDMI connection with HDMI UHD Color set to ON supports UHD 50/60p 4:4:4 and 4:2:2 input signals
For SUHD models [like the KS8000], each HDMI connection can be individually optimized for HDMI UHD Color. For UHD models please use HDMI In 1 port."
HDR Notes: I measured HDR using a beta workflow supplied by Spectracal, makers of the CalMan software I use for SDR calibration, along with beta firmware for my Quantum Data 780 signal generator. Since the state of HDR evaluation is still in its infancy, take the results below with a grain of salt (or ten).
On a side note, I've recently acquired more HDR test gear and software, and am gathering information on correct HDR evaluation methodologies all the time. I'm hoping future reviews will require fewer grains of salt.
As for this review, I conducted my HDR tests in the default settings for Movie mode using the Native color space. The Auto color space setting correctly recognized the P3/DCI colorspace for the HDR signals sent by the Samsung K8500 4K Blu-ray player, but I had to manually use Native with my generator. I also set the HDMI UHD Color control to On.
The KS8000 measured well overall compared to the Samsung UN65JS9500 and the LG 65EF9500 OLED with an HDR10 source, and very similar to the excellent Sony XBR-65X930D. Its grayscale errors were lower (better) overall than the Sony's, hewing closest to the ST2084 (PQ) EOTF target, although there was a spike in the 80 IRE range (the Samsung was a darker than the target). These measurements are far from bulletproof, however, so don't put much stock in them.
I'm more confident in the color measurements I took. The KS8000 covered more of the DCI/P3 color gamut than any set I've tested so far (93 percent), and registered good results for P3 saturation (delta error of 4.0) and color checker (3.0). The Sony was a bit better in the latter two tests, but the Samsung beat the LG and JS9500 handily in both.
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he settings listed on this page are the results of our Samsung KS8000 UHD LED TV calibration. They work fine for most content, especially movies. If you would like to use these settings for gaming, copy them under the 'Game' picture mode (available under 'Special Viewing Mode').
On Samsung TVs, the 'Movie' picture mode is closer to our calibration goal so we always pick this first. To enable game mode, select it from the 'Special Viewing Mode'.
We set 'Backlight' at 4 to get as close to 100 cdm2 as possible. This is suitable for a totally black room but higher values are needed for brighter rooms. Adjust according to your room. 'Sharpness' at 0 means no added sharpness. Anything higher add over-sharpening artifacts.
'Digital Clean View' can be used when watching low resolution content like cable TV and DVDs. Leave it off for 1080p or 4k sources. 'Auto Motion Plus' is the image interpolation feature and will add the soap opera effect (SOE) when activated. To get better motion with a minimum of the SOE, use low custom values. To get sharper text while using the TV as a PC monitor, activate 'HDMI UHD Color'
'Color Tone' set to 'Warm2' is close to the cinema standard. If it appears too dull or yellowish for you, use a colder temperature like 'Warm1'. 'Color Space' is the wide color gamut option. Set it to 'Native' for over saturated colors. Cartoons might look better with it on but regular content might look off. This is useful for HDR content though and should be activated automatically when HDR content is playing.
The following are the results of the white balance and colorspace calibration on our unit. You can try copying our values for these, but we don't recommend them as they vary per individual unit, so they might not be good, even for the same model and same size as the TV we reviewed. If you want to try them you will need to enter all values shown, as all of them are active at the same time. If you end up with worse picture quality, simply reset them to the default values.
다들 영화모드에 놓고 세팅하라고 되어 있는거 같은데 영어가 딸려서
그냥 그림만 보고 설정하는데
기본 표준화면으로도 이 설정값을 적용하면 될까용?
현재는 표준화면에 스마트 LED만 약하게 해서 쓰고 있습니다
컬러톤은 표준인가로 하면 너무 색감이 진해서 차갑게인가로 설정 해놨는데
혹시 KS8시리즈 쓰시는 분들 계시면 설정값 공유 좀 부탁드려요~
한글로 설정하세요. <System> - <Expert Settings>으로 들어가면 언어 선택할 수 있습니다. http://bbs.ruliweb.com/av/board/320033/read/366227?cate=all&search_type=name&search_key=SUHD 그리고 HDR만 선택해도 화질 아주 좋습니다.
아 설정은 오자마자 한글로 바꾸고 쓰고 있어요 ~ hdr 하면 화면이 좀 누래지는가 같아서 영화나 넷플릭스 볼 때만 쓰고 있어요
사람마다 다르니... js8500 작년 구매하고 저도 저 사이트들 값을 적용한적 있지만 역시 저랑 안맞더군요. 전 표준화면에서 조금씩 조정해서 쓰는데 좋더군요. 영화모드론 칙칙해서 별로고 제가 설정한 값고ㅏ 영화모드값의 화면 화질을 보고있노라면 1080p 블루레이급 화질과 hdrip 720p 화질을 보는 차이랄까 머 그런...