“On the Samsung s95b, what (specifically) does the "Peak Brightness" setting actually DO?....And please explain the Off, Medium and High that I can choose from. Also -- Should I be using different settings for this control for SDR and HDR content viewing?”
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The brightness changes depending on how bright the room is where the tv is at and the peak brightness just sets the max of your brightness. If off, the brightness will be at the minimum. At medium the brightness max will be little higher. At High, the brightnes could reach the max brightness the tv can produce.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Peak brightness is the limit of the maximum brightness when on HDR mode. It depends on the ambient light at home. Suggest High if it is next to a large window with good natural light coming through the window. If its in a bedroom with less lighting suggest medium.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.For best results, just set your TV to Filmmaker Mode and call it done. It’s a setting that all the movie studios have agreed on is what the image should look like and is the best representation of what the filmmakers intended your eyeballs to see.
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