General Settings
Channel & Inputs \ External inputs \
HDR signal format - "Enhanced format" for the HDMI port to which the console is connected. You can also choose "Enhanced format (Dolby Vision)" or "Enhanced format (VRR)" if you use VRR or Dolby Vision and these options are available.
Display & Sound
Picture
Picture mode - Game
Auto picture mode - Off
Light sensor (Ambient light sensor) - Off
Brightness - Max
Contrast - 100
Gamma - 0
HDR tone mapping - Gradation preferred / Brightness preferred for games that have a fixed peak brightness value, Off for which you can adjust the peak brightness or use the system HDR calibration settings of the console (if option is available). If Off option may not be available, then fine-tuning the HDR peak of the brightness of games is not relevant for you.
Black level - 50
Black adjust - Off
Adv. contrast enhancer - Off
Peak luminance - High (if available)
Auto local dimming - High (if available)
X-tended Dynamic Range - High (if available)
Color - 50
Hue - 0
Color temperature - Expert 1 (according to your preference)
Live Color - Off
Sharpness - 50
Reality Creation - Off (according to your preference)
Random noise reduction - Off
Digital noise reduction - Off
Smooth Gradation - Off
Motionflow - Off (according to your preference)
CineMotion - Off (if available)
HDR mode - Auto
HDMI video range - Auto. If you see washed out colors and low contrast, then:
"Limit" - if your console has an HDMI 2.0 port (PS4, Xbox One) or your TV to which the console is connected has HDMI 2.0 or you have activated VRR/120Hz
"Full" - if you use HDMI 2.1 for TV and console, and not use VRR/120Hz.
Color space - Auto
Power & Energy
Energy Saver
Power saving - Off
The Auto HDR Tone Mapping feature (if available) may not accurately set PS5's HDR calibration settings. Check and adjust manually if necessary.
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