S95C Updated HDR & sRGB Calibration

These are the new calibration settings to get accurate color at the D65 white point in HDR and SDR using a spectrophotometer, colorimeter, Calman Ultimate, and a pattern generator for the best accuracy possible. Note: THIS IS FOR GAME MODE ONLY!!!

HDR Calibration

WITH HDR & AUTO HDR ENABLED IN WINDOWS!!!

1. Go to Connection, Game Mode Settings (Turn Game Mode On), Game Picture Expert, HDR10+ GAMING: Basic & Game HDR: Basic

2. Go to Picture, Expert Settings, Color, & set Brightness: 50, Contrast: 50, Color: 18, Contrast Enhancer: Off, (HDR Tone Mapping: Static for more accuracy & dynamic range / Active for more full screen brightness), Color Tone Warm 2, Gamma: ST.2084 -2, Shadow Detail -4, & Peak Brightness: High.

3.  Under White Balance Set (Note panel variance means 100% accuracy between all panels may not be possible, but in my testing they are typically close).

R-Gain: 0

G-Gain: -1

B-Gain: -9

R-Offset: 4

G-Offset: 0

B-Offset: -4

4. Color Space Settings: Custom & DCI-P3 (Note panel variance means 100% accuracy between all panels may not be possible, but in my testing they are typically close).

Color: Red

Red: 50

Green: 58

Blue: 50

Color: Green

Red: 50

Green: 65

Blue: 70

Color: Blue

Red: 70

Green: 45

Blue: 50

5. Set Windows SDR Content Brightness to 100%.

6.  Make Sure 10bit Color is Enabled in the Nvidia Control Panel under "Change resolution"

7. Set Dynamic Range to Full.

sRGB Calibration

WITH HDR & AUTO HDR DISABLED IN WINDOWS!!!

1. Go to Connection, Game Mode Settings (Turn Game Mode On), Game Picture Expert, HDR10+ GAMING: Basic

2. Go to Picture, Expert Settings, Color, & set Brightness: 50, Contrast: 50, Color: (25 is fine. More testing may be needed)., Contrast Enhancer: Off, Color Tone Warm 2, Gamma: 2.2, Peak Brightness: High.

3. White Balance (Note panel variance means 100% accuracy between all panels may not be possible, but in my testing they are typically close).

R-Gain: 0

G-Gain: 0

B-Gain: -8

R-Offset: 2

G-Offset: 0

B-Offset: -3

4. Color Space Settings: Custom & BT.709 (Note panel variance means 100% accuracy between all panels may not be possible, but in my testing they are typically close).

Color: Red

Red: 50

Green: 53

Blue: 50

Color: Green

Red: 50

Green: 100

Blue: 59

Color: Blue

Red: 58

Green: 37

Blue: 50

5.  Make Sure 10bit Color is Enabled in the Nvidia Control Panel under "Change resolution"

6. Set Dynamic Range to Full.