idrabble

Hi Sean, Your TV will most likely automatically switch to a picture mode for HDR (HDR10 or Dolby Vision) but you will most likely have different picture modes within this selection, so again try these to see which best suits your eyes

Until you decide to get a calibration, I would set the player to 'normal' and then the TV to whichever mode suits your eyes best.

I'm with Foxtel by Telstra, so depending on which way you look at it, I'm either lucky that they offer online chat through the website or unlucky that I'm with Telstra. As per many people who negotiate a better deal, try phoning cancellations and seeing what they will do to retain your business.

I just went on online chat and got the upgrade for free, especially as i mentioned the colour bleed fault.

I used to have a massive amount of red base colour bleed with my old IQ3, very noticeable when watching Brisbane Roar playing, their orange shirts were horrendous. I have no issues at all with my IQ4.