Comment by Tadpole9181

Filmmaker is warm because it follows the standardized D6500 whitepoint. But that's the monitor whitepoint it is mastered against, and how it's intended to be seen.

TV producers always set their sets to way higher by default because blue tones show off colors better.

As a result of both that familiarity and the better saturation, most people don't like filmmaker when they try to use it at first. After a few weeks, though, you'll be wondering why you ever liked the oversaturated neons and severely off brightness curve of other modes.

Or not, do whatever you want, it's your TV!