Best Settings? anyone that wants to share their picture settings?
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I got settings from tweak tv and c-net forums. The settings from c-net are more accurate for watching HD programming, you should use those.
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I think Justin's settings are fine and that the key is high contrast, low brightness and I keep my settings just around where Justin's are too. I have my color set down to around 31 and sharpness very low, energy setting at medium.There's several settings at the www.avsforum.com for this tv
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contrast 67bright 40sharp 0color 45color tone warm 1just eyeballed it to these settings, I heard THX DVDs like Cars have a feature that helps calibrate the picture settings, haven't tried it yet though.
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I could not find all these settings? De-Juddr and De-Blur must be some "expert setting?" My menu didn't offer them? Do you know why? Thanks.
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Press Home, scroll left, then down to Picture. These settings produce the best picture for my tastes. I feel the store settings produce to much glare and may reduce the life of the set. Back Light - 7 Picture - 64 Brightness - 52 Color - 50 Hue - 0 Color temp - neutral
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per consumer reports OPTIMIZED PICTURE SETTINGS. Our expert TV testers recommend the following settings for the LG 55LA7400 to get your image looking like the rated picture quality we saw in our lab. Accessing the picture controls is simple; press the menu button on your remote and navigate to the picture settings menu where you'll see most of the controls. To find some other controls you may additionally have to enter the "advanced settings" or the "picture options" sub menus (name may vary depending on model). Don't worry about making any "mistakes," you can always reset the picture settings to factory default if necessary. Consult your user manual for additional guidance. PICTURE SETTINGS. Picture Mode: Expert1 Contrast (Picture): 90 Brightness: 52 Color: 60 Tint: R8 Sharpness: H = 0, V = 0 Color Temperature: Warm2 Backlight: 75 Aspect Ratio: Just Scan Miscellaneous: Color gamut = Standard, Gamma = 2.2, Black Level = Low, Real Cinema = On, LED Local Dimming = Low, TruMotion = User (De-judder = 0, De-blur = 10) (All remaining settings set to OFF, or 0)
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You can set ISO in Automatic and the camera will choose the better ISO in a range between 160 and 3600. Or just choose the Range option in which the camera moves in the range 160-400 ISO which is enough for most daylight and flash shots. You can use the Scene selector and let the camera decide to control settings depending o the type of scene you're taking (landscape,portrait,sport,pets, etc.). If I'm not wrong there is a big table in the last part of the pdf manual (in the CD) that tells all the factory preset controls, most are the automatic ones. You can have a look onit but set some controls according your own preferences (for example AF simple or permanent).
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Hi there Angela I recently bought this camera after doing a lot of research. One of the only things that people would sometimes say was bad about the camera was that under certain conditions, the pictures came out in a condition like the one you described. There are a few things that you can do to help get rid of this "noise": 1. Choose a lower ISO setting. This setting changes the sensitivity to the light. You cannot change this value in the "Simple" mode, but in PASM and scene you can. The lower the ISO level, the more likely you might need to use flash, so open the flash and turn it to Auto (the default setting) when you use a lower ISO in poor to moderate lighting. 2. Change the internal Noise Reduction to High. You can access this setting in the PASM or Scene modes only as well. Changing this may make the picture a little less detailed, but probably only noticeable in something bigger than a 4 x 6. Access this setting by hitting the "Set" button, and then go down the menu to the third page, to a setting called Pict. Adj. and hit the right arrow. Noise reduction is the last choice. 3. If at all possible, take photos in good lighting. This will limit the use for internal brightening and adjusting, which will keep the natural colors and less noise in the picture. Hope this helps!
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You could probably change the ISO/shutter/aperture settings to compensate for low lighting, but I usually set it to Auto mode, and I feel it's not bad. I can still see relatively well although it's rather noisy/fuzzy (it hardly bothers me, but I usually try to avoid low lighting anyways).
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CNET: ---Picture settings menu--- Picture Mode: Movie Backlight: 13 Brightness: 51 Contrast: 53 Color: 47 Tint: 0 Sharpness: 0 ---Size & Position submenu--- Horiz. Position: 32 Vertical position: 16 Horizontal Size: 0 Vertical Size: 0 ---Color Temperature submenu--- Color Temperature: Normal Red Gain: 117 Green Gain: 121 Blue Gain: 112 Red Offset: 126 Green Offset: 131 Blue Offset: 120 --Advanced Picture submenu--- Smooth Motion Effect: Off Real Cinema Mode: Off [grayed out] Noise Reduction: Off Color Enhancement: Off Adaptive Luma: Off Film Mode: Auto Smart Dimming: On Ambient Light Sensor: Off
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Yes. As. Just go into settings set to manual, set peaking color, and peaking level. Best camera I ever owned, and I have 2 of them now.
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Press home button go to settings press picture press picture adjust and set your settings
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I am having this same problem, which I didn't previously have with my nikon...I typically use in auto mode....any tips for settings that will render most photographs useable (right now none of my photos are useable).Beware--I'm a frustrated novice!
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The quality is pretty good, but you may have to configure it. I was unimpressed with the first pictures until I realized that there are settings for it. Select media, then push the gear at the bottom of the screen. Select "quality" and you can select from normal, fine and HD.
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have a great zoom! and crop I didnt search for it, I'd like the picture as raw as possible, then i'll modify at the Destop PC. Also have a great focus and great night pictures, if u wanna some example what I want to explain check this picture! https://plus.google.com/photos/112840903503404504761/albums/5958573131404525569
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Another reveiwer posted this, I used these settings as well and it looks great.http://www.plasmatvbuyingguide.com for the TH-50PX60U: Picture Mode Standard Picture +22 Brightness +8 Color -1 Tint -4 Sharpness -14 Color Temperature Warm
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The question is rather generic. Use the Menu Button and scroll to the item you want to change and select the desired setting. This is just a point & shoot camera, but has a range of scene settings (party, outdoor, sunset, night, sports, etc.) that do a pretty good job. You just have to play around and take a bunch of test pictures - if you don't like, just delete.