Calibrate Your Display Like A Pro

Lol your colors will bleed if you use contrast at 100 or 90 or 80

I wish channels like this one had more views, this is just the perfect video. No annoying parts, straight to the point, clear enough and with great presentation (plus audio and the rest) to boot. Thanks for the excellent video, kudos sir.

Why wouldnt tv manufacturers set this from the get go?

I can't find a blue screen filter anywhere and my tv doesn't have a blue only mode on it

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NTSC: Never The Same Colour

i dont know what fckin strips you are on about, this is poorly explained

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This dude sounds like Badger from Breaking Bad

I have been told that this may help me with an issue I am having. When I playback some 4K UHD titles I get ghosting / Frame retention. This may have nothing to do with calibrating the image on my 4K Samsung screen, Just wondering if you have ever come across this issue on you travels? Thank you.

If I do this with a 1080p calibration disk and filter and set the colours correctly, will the same settings apply to watching 4k disks? Or Is it different? As the two resolutions use a different colour space.

Nice video! Wouldn't it be better to use blue filter glasses instead of what you did.

gah i was hoping this was for a laptop monitor

Wow, just used your guide and it was super helpful! Tv looks MUCH better now! Thanks again, keep up the great videos!

My projector doesn't have any option to change colour. Is there any way for me to calibrate contract and brightness on my projector using pc only? Thanks so much

dam i wish i had access to a blue filter, iv got a 4k vizio but havent seen that blue only setting anywhere, n im hardcore all thru every bit of every menu within a few minutes of first turning it on so i kno i didnt miss it lol iv never seen a calibration done like this, n iv been kinda interested in it for a while im surprised i havent come across is sooner

This is Not Professional.

Need Proper Calibration Hardware and Software. To Correct Gamma, Color, and Brightness

Not good. By carefully following these instructions and matching the patterns, I ended with a very dim picture with very washed out, lifeless colors unsuitable for any use, on an old LG 42 inch 1080p60 tv. Yes I disabled all post-processing options, and good thing that tv has a blue mode.