For those who have their TV in a dark room or basement, this setting wont need to be terribly high. At the moment, calibrating a TV in this way is a complicated and expensive process involving a raft of expensive equipment and software, as well as depths of know-how that will in the vast majority of cases require a TV owner to spend hundreds of dollars hiring the services of a qualified calibration engineer. These cannot be adjusted, but content with optimization technologies like HDR can take advantage of broader color gamut coverage. In 240p Test Suite, go to the "White and RGB Screens" test, and press Right Trigger/Shoulder on your controller to switch from White, Black, Red, Green, and Blue full screen colors. To adjust this setting using the pattern, look through your blue filter and adjust the tint/hue setting so that the magenta and teal boxes (located in the blueand redcolumns) look identical. Step 2: Make Sure the Colors Are Warm. They may appear a little dark for your taste at first, but well be fixing that. Almost all TVs have this set correctly by default, so we recommend leaving it alone. They also tend to be quite accurate when displaying a high dynamic range (HDR) signal, and in both cases show very good contrast performance as well. Go to Settings > Monitor > Advanced monitor settings > Calibrate monitor colors > Next. Heres how it works. To find my post-calibration picture settings for your TV, the easiest way is to search CNET's Tips & Tricks database. In your TV's picture settings menu, look for any submenu that sounds like Advanced Picture, Expert Picture, or Picture Options. Set the slideshow to Slow by clicking slow at the bottom-right of the page. increased "contrast," "backlight" etc) and see how it looks. Obviously there was no way for me to confirm this via a laptop presentation - but even on the laptop feed it was easy to see how the after EZCal Quick Mode calibration image looked noticeably closer to a professionally calibrated image sitting alongside it than it did before the 15-second calibration had been run. Now you can move the color slider from its 0 position to 50 (in case it goes from 0 to 100), the tint should be about in the middle and the backlight should be set to a bit more than the middle setting. Note that this usually increases input lag a lot, so its not ideal for gaming. The colors all look right. Recommended setting:Off for most recent content, On for older, lower resolution videos.

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