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Nioh 2 Remastered - HDR Optimized Settings
🕑 Added 2022-05-02 08:10:53 +0000 UTC
The game is NOT using/applying Playstation HDR Calibration app settings.
The game has a decent HDR implementation up to 4.000 nits but with very difficult in-game controls for it. Different sliders are intertwined between them in order to actually change Peak HDR Luminance, black level and contrast.
If you have an LG OLED and:
> you're using Dynamic Tone Mapping or Dynamic Contrast:
- Set Peak Brightness slider to: 1.000;
- Set Standard Brightness slider to: 450; (the combo of those two will result to around 4.000 nits);
- Set Saturation slider to: 4;
- Set Contrast slider to: 7.
> you're using HGIG:
- Set Peak Brightness slider to: 600;
- Set Standard Brightness slider to: 150; (the combo of those will result to around 800 nits) or 200 (for G2) or 300 (for G3);
- Set Saturation slider to: 4;
- Set Contrast slider to: 7.
If you don't have an LG OLED and:
> you don't have an HGIG option:
- Set Peak Brightness slider to: 600;
- Set Standard Brightness slider to: 200; (the combo of those will result to around 1.000 nits);
- Set Saturation slider to: 4;
- Set Contrast slider to: 7.
> you're using HGIG:
- Set Peak Brightness and Standard Brightness sliders to match one of those values and the corresponding real Peak HDR Luminance of your TV in "nits":
- Set Saturation slider to: 4;
- Set Contrast slider to: 7.
Comments
Michael
is it like the complete edition? i have lg c1 and i see that changing saturation and contrast creates very weird black especially during dark time. I had the same issue with wild hearts...
P40L0
Always default 50
jv
what should Screen Brightness be set to?
P40L0
From what I've seen, Nioh 1 Remastered has no HDR support, so you can just play it in SDR with recommended settings for LG OLEDs in my other post a leave regular Brightness to default.
Eric Miller
This may be a stupid question (as I don’t own the collection), but does Nioh 1 remastered have HDR? Would these settings also apply there if it does?
