Star Wars Jedi: Survivor - HDR Settings

This game uses the PS5 and Xbox HDR system calibration settings. Adjust the PS5 system HDR calibration or Xbox system HDR calibration.  

For the tested PS5 version of game (v1.000.002), the actual HDR peak brightness of the game does not match closely enough the HDR peak brightness level set in the PS5 HDR system settings. This can cause light sources to look dim when TV tone mapping is off (HGIG). See the table below for estimated values.

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Step, Clicks	System Test Pattern Brightness, Nits	Actual Game Peak Brightness, Nits
13	731	725
14	842	800
15	973	925
16	1122	1025
17	1295	1140
18	1494	1270
19	1727	1425
20	1991	1585
21	2299	1700
22	2655	1880

You can recalibrate the PS5's HDR system settings to match your TV's peak brightness (see table third column), but remember to set it back to the correct value for other games. Or use your TV's tone mapping modes.

In-game HDR settings have two sliders:

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HDR Brightness is a mid point, i.e. you can shift the exposure towards light or dark. This option does not affect the HDR peak brightness level in any way. Leave at 50 or adjust to your preference if the entire image appears too dim or bright.

HDR Black Point, as you might guess, adjusts the black level. Leave at 50 or adjust to your preference. Note that too low a value will cause shadow detail to be reduced in some scenes. 

If the image colors is distorted and still looks too high in contrast, try increasing the black level value in step 3 in the PS5 HDR system settings by 1 or more clicks. If you have more trouble activating HDR mode in this game, it is recommended to switch to SDR mode.alert-info