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Battlefield V - HDR Optimized Settings
🕑 Added 2022-03-15 13:59:06 +0000 UTC
The game is NOT using/applying Xbox/Playstation HDR Calibration app settings.
The game has a good HDR implementation, but a step back from Battlefield 1.
It provides a very accurate HDR Brightness slider which can range between 300-2.000 nits (instead of 10.000 nits Max of its prequel).
If you have an LG OLED and:
> you're using Dynamic Tone Mapping or Dynamic Contrast:
- Set HDR Brightness slider to: 2.000 (nits; Max);
> you're using HGIG:
- Set HDR Brightness slider to: 800 (nits) or 1.000 (for G2) or 1.500 (for G3)
If you don't have an LG OLED and:
> you don't have an HGIG option:
- Set HDR Brightness slider to: 1.000 (nits);
> you're using HGIG:
- Set HDR Brightness slider to the corresponding real Peak HDR Luminance of your TV in "nits".
In all cases leave the regular "Brightness" slider (in the "BASIC" tab) to: 50% (Default) as it already corresponds to a balanced/correct exposure and gamma.
Comments
Jakub Rupinski
The cause, in case someone asks You the same question: Video Range was set to „FULL” instead of „Auto”/„Limited”. Thanks, Steam Deck Dock… works great now. 🫠 And yes, I meant the updates to white point (warm-45 VS previous 50 etc.)
P40L0
C2 is an 800 nits TV so if you're not clipping that pattern at 800 it means some settings is off on you TV (e.g. are you sure you're actually using HGIG?)
Jakub Rupinski
Out od curiosity - why shouldn’t we use the suggested setting? The boxes don’t look correct/the same even on the screenshot (In case of LG C2 - the boxes even out at 1260, instead of 800). I use Your recommended settings btw.
