What best viewing SDR blu ray in dark room
For very long time I'm concern to make the PQ of my TV look like eaxactly as Cinema and I always compare between both normal and latest Dolby Cinema and my TV LG OLED and I always find significant differences when I calibrate my TV to Gamma 2.2-2.4. Generally in Cinema the PQ look very precise, stronger, and relaxer to the eyes or none fatigue.
As far I know there is other type of gamma used for viewing movies such 2.6 or S-Curves or perhaps something else, so far I tried gamma 2.6 in my TV and showed very close to theater.
Now I understand it's possible not to achieve my goal because the original movies data shrink to blu ray, but I'm still keep wondering is how to achive Cinema PQ in my TV?
And as for white level (contrast), would setting it to 80 cd/m2 better for my purpose?
And thank you for answering.
For very long time I'm concern to make the PQ of my TV look like eaxactly as Cinema and I always compare between both normal and latest Dolby Cinema and my TV LG OLED and I always find significant differences when I calibrate my TV to Gamma 2.2-2.4. Generally in Cinema the PQ look very precise, stronger, and relaxer to the eyes or none fatigue.
As far I know there is other type of gamma used for viewing movies such 2.6 or S-Curves or perhaps something else, so far I tried gamma 2.6 in my TV and showed very close to theater.
Now I understand it's possible not to achieve my goal because the original movies data shrink to blu ray, but I'm still keep wondering is how to achive Cinema PQ in my TV?
And as for white level (contrast), would setting it to 80 cd/m2 better for my purpose?
And thank you for answering.