One of the most common complaints about the season 3 premiere was the episode being "too dark" and the colors being muted.
Here are some TV setting suggestions that might add some color and light. Every brand and model will be different, and this is for a Sony OLED. But most modern 4K TVs have at least similar settings.
If you're TV supports it, the season will be in Dolby Vision or HDR.
On the brightness settings, I upped the Gamma (mid range light balance) from 0 to 2, the black level from 50 to 54, the black adjust to medium, the advance contrast enhancer to high, and peak luminance to high. Now you can make out the details of Spacedock.
On color, I adjusted it from 50 to 70. This will make skin tones look a little flush, but you can now see the different uniform colors, the neon lights on M'Talas Prime, and the different color glasses in LA Ten Forward.
If you have a Samsung, LG, Vizio, or other common brand, maybe try adjusting your settings and replying to the post with what you found worked for you.
Here are some TV setting suggestions that might add some color and light. Every brand and model will be different, and this is for a Sony OLED. But most modern 4K TVs have at least similar settings.
If you're TV supports it, the season will be in Dolby Vision or HDR.
On the brightness settings, I upped the Gamma (mid range light balance) from 0 to 2, the black level from 50 to 54, the black adjust to medium, the advance contrast enhancer to high, and peak luminance to high. Now you can make out the details of Spacedock.
On color, I adjusted it from 50 to 70. This will make skin tones look a little flush, but you can now see the different uniform colors, the neon lights on M'Talas Prime, and the different color glasses in LA Ten Forward.
If you have a Samsung, LG, Vizio, or other common brand, maybe try adjusting your settings and replying to the post with what you found worked for you.