Calibration LED Monitor

[sraji]

Hi there, I just bought a new monitor and it is LED Samsung. This is the link to the monitor

http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/samsung-samsung-27-60hz-4ms-pls-led-monitor-ls27f350fhnxza-black-ls27f350fhnxza/10416643.aspx?

I was just following you tutorials of how to use it with my Spyder 4 Pro. Everything was easy, but got stuck with the presets. I don't have warm, Normal or cool presents there. Only have Custom, Standard, Cinema, Dynamic Contrast. Which 3 should I choose to text? Or do I do for all? 

Just to give a try I did the Custom and got 6553 K. Then I changed to Standard and tried it, it asked me to reduce the target brightness. So I escaped out to asked you first. 

What should I do now? Please advice. 

Thanks. 

[Damien Symonds]

You should probably try them all, except the "Dynamic" one - that must be avoided at all costs.

But in my experience with Samsungs, Standard is usually best.

[sraji]

I will try that and will update you Damien. Thank you

[sraji]

Ok So these are my reading. 

Custom - 6590

Standard - 6588

Cinema - 6692

Dynamic - 6619

So I'm keeping it to Standard. 

Also the Current brightness is at 109.0 I assume that is right too. 

[Damien Symonds]

8 hours ago, sraji said:

Ok So these are my reading. 

Custom - 6590

Standard - 6588

Cinema - 6692

Dynamic - 6619

So I'm keeping it to Standard.

Great.

8 hours ago, sraji said:

Also the Current brightness is at 109.0 I assume that is right too. 

Hell no.  That'll be much too bright.

[Damien Symonds]

How did it turn out?