I bought a new 65-inch Sony OLED and I’ve set it so it looks close to a movie theater. It’ll knock your socks off.

The Warm2 setting is supposed to be the most color-accurate, but it looks too yellow and even green at times, so I'm deciding whether I should leave it on Standard or Warm1.

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Also, what about Brightness, Contrast, and Gamma settings? Anyways, thank you all (well, most of you all) for your help.

Probably more like 15, to be realistic. And set it to standard temp. Your way over saturating your color, but if you personally find orange and red faces pleasing to watch, then enjoy!
If your playing games or something your settings may be fine.
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Black and white at 65 C

Maybe I will. I just hope Bigfoot makes a cameo appearance.

All I know is that you should hold out until the new The Land Before Time movie comes out and that will help you keep the colour balance perfectly
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Depends what you are watching and what the lighting is where you are watching from
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Bump.

Adjust it so Caucasian skin tones look real. The rest should fall in line easily.
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For
color temperature

• I'd put it at either
  cool
  or
  standard
  .
  Warm
  seems
  fuzzy
  to me, meaning it's less of a clear pic.
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