How to calibrate LG OLED C1 with Calman Home for LG AutoCal 2021 tutorial

Calibrate LG OLED C1 with Calman AutoCal 2021 Calman Home for LG.

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0:00 Intro
0:40 What do you need for calibration
1:28 Colorimeter Xrite i1Display Pro Plus
2:00 First Step
3:00 LG AutoCal by Calman
4:35 How to get IP Address on LG OLED C1
5:46 Pre-Calibration Measurements
6:45 Connect to LG OLED C1 Display for calibration
7:45 Start Calibration
11:45 LG C1 Pre / Post Calibration Comparison
13:07 Most accurate picture mode on LG C1

[MyGadgetsWorld]

Some people asked about Apple TV 4K color balance if that will be better than this or at least close, I doubt if that will be as close to the CalMan because apple TV just does the color balance, not the colorspace corrections and tone curve. CalMan takes over 150+ measurements and completed calibration in 31 minutes approximately, and Apple TV 4K with iPhone it completes within 18 seconds using FaceTime Camera :), for my next video I am going to test with CalMan software to see how good color balance is with the Apple TV color balance on the TV. Please like this video and subscribe for upcoming videos. Thank you so much for love and support!

[shakilmahmood]

I think its ridiculous people pay over a thousand for a TV then need to pay extra to make the picture look right. Manufacturers need to make sure the picture is perfect straight out of the box

[azaharris]

I wanna see the picture pre and post calibration!!

[JohnSmith-zlrz]

Too much work, I prefer buy a Sony (yeah yeah maybe even the Sony needs calibration but not too much out of the box).

[leoh]

Hello, thanks for the video. Do you know If I need also Calman Client3 to calibrate the LG C1 as a monitor connected to a PC with Nvidia RTX 3080?

[tejagurram]

Hi. If I use the Datacolor Spyder 5 for calibration on LG C1 OLED, which Meter mode should I target? Only three modes are available : LCD (CCFL). LCD (CCFL WIDE GAMUT). LCD (LED).

[DisplayReality]

Good to know for when my C1 arrives!! Thx brother! (Hey I just got the same i-Display pro!!)

[Icipher]

Thanks for posting. Can you provide more context of what your eyes saw pre vs post calibration? Did you find the TV to look substantially better after calibration? Also, did you notice any drawbacks or reductions in brightness?

[MichelleAlexandria-EM]

I’ve repeatedly tried and can’t get it to work properly on my Mac with VMWare which Calman claims they support. It’s ridiculous that they don’t have a native Mac client in this day and age.. it calibrates the SDR modes fine - I think but the HDR and DV Calibration never works and I always have to unplug the tv for the TV to work properly afterwords - no matter what mode. The TV apparently just stays in “Calibration” mode until I unplug it.

[vik]

So incredibly thankful you made this video. I couldn’t figure any of this out for the life of me. Your insight is much appreciated! Keep it up 👌🏼

[jigarpatel]

How does the pattern generator work. I am not sure how it starts and stops in sync with the calman software? Does calman control the video file pattern generator itself or do we have to manually start and stop it based on where we are in the process within the calman software?

[jonathanoxlade]

Note depending which mode is more acurate and has the lowest delta error ile probably calibrate both isf dark and filmmaker mode to see which has the lowest delta e possible

Note filmmaker out of box the colours can still be off like maybe if the red colour is more prominent that needs adjustment regardless

When I get my 42inch oled LG next year ile probably get the more expensive c6 calibration tool and the software for LG and the only mode ile be using is sdr mode why become hdr is fake it is fake there is something wrong with HDR no display an display it properly anyway not till microled comes out and even then we still don't have cameras that shoot in hdr because all movies are shot flat raw footage then colour graded just like games are graded
There is no such thing as true hdr meaning its bullshit and I say avoid it and make sdr as acurate as possible

[jamesbutkovic]

Hi, what does changing the roll off point 1 and 2 do and why is it recommended?

[macgyvermac]

I realize that too if I going to get the LG qned 4k I'm going to need that i1 display pro plus I currently own the I1 display pro going to sell it and put the money toward the new one

[PRpride]

How in the world is this a cheaper option? To have Best buy have a calibrator come in for you it cost roughly $300. Just to buy the equipment cost $400 plus. I might as well pay the professionals to do it.

[macgyvermac]

The gray scale wasn't calibrated in St 2084 and you forget to put it in the de itp for better result and the shadow detail for LG OLED in the gray scale

[beetleburper]

So does this do all the adjusting it self I don't have to fine tune everything

[wespress]

How does the TV store the calibrated profile?

[paulcarroll]

Great video and that’s a fantastic result. Reference level.

[tukr]

Hi buddy,

Could I ask a few questions please?

I just bought the c1 65", really delighted with the quality and TV.

What mode should the TV be on when watching general TV?

I was watching soccer / football last night, I noticed when the screen panned from right to left (and vice versa), the screen looked like it struggled to keep up, it resulted in part of the screen becoming blurry and pixelated, you would swear you seen double the amount of players on screen, it wasn't just limited to that part of the screen. I never noticed this on any other source, which makes me think it's something to do with fast moving sports. I disabled motion and judder, I also turned off ai picture assistance. I didn't get a chance to check the screen again as the soccer match ended by this stage. Would you have any input on this and how to resolve?

If I was to calibrate the screen, does each screen mode need calibrated?

If watching sports, should I use the sports mode? Would this mode also need calibrated?

I'm struggle to settle on general settings, like brightness and sharpness. Dark areas are really dark and bright areas are really bright. Regarding your sdr video, Can I use those settings across all TV modes? I'm aware each TV is different and as a result, I need to tweak to my liking, but I need a base level to start from.

I've been using ISF expert mode for general viewing, is this advisible?

I really appreciate your help and input

Thank you