best overall is mode 3 and target 300 or above...this has been thorugh many users and their reports...anything else blows out white highlights,,,.....and anything under 300 lum causes a blinking while the mapping tries to figure out what to do
I sent Javs a 203 to test Tone Mapping... Result . http://www.avsforum.com/forum/24-digital-hi-end-projectors-3-000-usd-msrp/2222586-official-jvc-rs600-rs500-x950r-x750r-x9000-x7000-owners-thread-595.html#post55892972
But for most it’s difficult to tell the difference between the tone mapping and custom curves. Me included. How can that be if it measures so poorly?
For those that have the Oppo BD players, I highly recommend downloading the new beta firmware and use the Oppo for HDR tone mapping. It is quick, easy and painless. https://www.oppodigital.com/blu-ray-udp-203/UDP203-firmware-56-0124B.aspxOppo settings for HDRHDR off BT2020Luminance slider to 250 or higher.Select 1 through 4 depending on what you want to emphasize. JVC RS5xx and RS6xx settings for HDRNatural or standardBT2020 color spaceCustom 2.4 gammaSet light output and iris to settings that work for your screen.Now play with the luminance slider and 1-4 settings, to find what works for your screen and you are done. AddedI have my HDR settings under user 1 and SDR settings under user 3. I have user 1 and user 3 buttons available for all of my activities, so simple one button press to go back and forth.
Out of curiosity, what are your SDR Settings?