[Gereral1]

This is due to my TV contrast brightness and contrast at 100 percent. I'll set to 50 and recalibrate the levels. Then people can add. This can only be applied to raw UHD footage. If your not sure it's grey washed out looking. I'll recheck at 50. This tool is best used to adjust on each monitor seperate. Find a cloud sky bring up contrast tell the clouds start dissapears. That's max contrast level for your monitor before clipping. Then set brightness and lower tell you clip blacks. This is your lowest monitors black level. Then load Blu-ray and adjust saturation on the mpc raw UHD footage to get color level or saturation. Watch the reds as they start to loose detail. At that point stop. Then grab tint slider and move to right if your monitor only has bt709 color and get skin tones to match Blu-ray. Stop. If your monitor has bt2020 do not touch the tint slider. Bt2020 adds more vibrant colors to reds blues and greens. If you watch a Blu-ray in bt2020 notice everything is pink looking?

This is a tool to get the most from an HDR and non HDR display. Please note if your contrast and brightness on your TV is lower or higher this will affect the overall effect. Mpc adds more contrast and brightness that the material requires to bring it up to HDR levels. This is why your downloaded UHD movies look like shit.