Outputting accurate colors to external monitor with BMPCC4K?

I have my BMPCC4K outputting (via HDMI) to a 32” Samsung 1080 x 1920 tv. I use this tv monitor in my home studio for simple composition. However, the BMPCC4K shows a flat and very muted color profile so when I use RGB lights I can’t get a good representation of saturation when looking at the monitor. Is there some setting in the camera that would help? LUTS perhaps? I’m not looking for absolutely color accuracy. I just want a sense of what the RGB lights are going to look like though. Barring a “live” solution I guess I’ll just have to wait until post to see what I’m dealing with. Thanks for any help or advice!

This is not the ideal solution but let's assume that you have the ability to calibrate your Samsung TV and can calibrate it so that it comes close to a REC709 gamma. You can then use a REC709 LUT in your camera to display your picture with reasonable representation of the colors on the TV. That's one way, but probably not the only way.

switch on HDMI LUT in the monitor setting

And select a Video LUT to display only.

Excellent! Setting the Dynamic range to Video (or Extended video) and output to HDMI did the trick! Thank you friends!

Good stuff, William.