Best Settings for Picture? What do other people set their picture settings to? I'm not sure which is the best setting? I mainly watch movies and occasionally TV shows.
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http://www.amazon.com/review/R3K64NTCMNETG/ref=cm_cd_pg_pg2?ie=UTF8&cdPage;=2#wasThisHelpfulhere you go.
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There is really no such thing as a perfect picture for everyone. You just have to adjust it to where YOU the individual viewer is most pleased. One persons settings will not be the same for another.
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Hello there....sorry to hear that you are having issues. I bought mine for my son. He told me that he is using the factory settings, default, and the picture looks great. try using the default settings, if that does not work you may want to return it. Hope this helps....good luck.
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You must have it on wide screen, reduce the image. I noticed when I first got it the picture was terriable, but when I reduce the size of the screen the picture has been perfect ever since. For the price we paid it's really not bad.
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It is going to depend on your room lighting conditions. There is a picture wizard that you can run through and it will help you adjust for the lighting you have. I have done that at night to achieve a good setting for movie watching. But mostly I use the default settings, standard or game.
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ive had my tv for a few months and its pretty crystal clear. my boyfriend figured out the settings for me but he just plays around with it. he has the setting like this: picture mode- standard, backlight- 72, contrast- 100, color- 25, brightness- 0, sharpness- 6.Now under advanced picture settings:auto brightness- off, dynalight- on, dynamic contrast- high, edge enhancer- off, noise reduction- off, clear scan- cinema.Good Luck
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If you have set custom Picture Settings, your Picture Mode is changed to "Preference" and the Cinema Mode option is disabled by this choice. If you are still bothered by the picture quality, try setting the ClearFrame option to "Off" in the Advanced Picture Settings menu. I think some people are sensitive to the higher frame rate. Its not a big difference to me but that is the way I have mine set up and I am very satisfied. Good luck!
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Great question. I use the aspect ratio on the remote or in the TV's menu, and select the ratio that best fits the picture that is currently playing. Hope this helps you out!
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I used this review from cnet to help me: put the TV into movie mode, turn the backlight down to 8-10, contrast down to 85-90, and motion plus to 'clear'. Play around from there and you'll find your sweet spot. From Samsung's How-To's: Picture settings provide you with one-touch selection of brightness, contrast, and color temperature levels suited to different viewing conditions, such as Movie mode for nighttime viewing when room lighting levels are low, and Standard, and Dynamic for daytime viewing when the room is filled with a mix of artificial and natural light.
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I have not found any settings yet for that but do not notice it very much or at all now. The screen looks so rich from all angles that I decided the keep the set since its one of best looking screens I have seen at this price range. I almost sent it back as other have noticed them as well, but at the end of the day I kept the set. If someone knows how to fix the issue post it here.
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Here are some settings I found that might help you out: Main Picture Menu: - Picture Mode: Movie (set this before any of the rest!!) - Backlight: 10-20 (based on preference and ambient light in room, you can change this at the end to your liking) - Contrast: 100 - Brightness: 52 - Sharpness: 60 - Color: 51 - Tint: G50/R50 (center) - Picture Size: Screen Fit (otherwise you could very well lose some pixels) Advanced Settings: - Dynamic Contrast: Off - Black Tone: off - Flesh Tone: -5 - RGB Only Mode: Off - Color Space: Custom --- Red: 61, 0, 0 --- Green: 0, 50, 0 --- Blue: 0, 8, 54 --- Yelow: 89, 77, 0 --- Cyan: 0, 50, 50 --- Magenta: 53, 0, 50 - White Balanace: --- R-Offset: 23 --- G-Offset: 18 --- B-Offset: 22 --- R-Gain: 22 --- G-Gain: 31 --- B-Gain: 26 - Gamma: +1 - 10p White Balance: Off (trust me, not worth it!! Unless you have a professional calibration tool) Picture options: - Color Tone: Warm2 - Digital Clean View: Auto - MPEG Noice Filter: Off (removes details from many scenes) - HDMI Black Level: Low - Auto Motion Plus: Standard - Cinema Black: Medium
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Sorry man I have not used it yet. On my others camera it is a setting I can change. I'll look at the camera when I get home and see if I can help out. I have been out of town. I'll get back this weekend
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That's the default setting of the TV. It can be changed in the TV settings.
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The best thing to do is to Buy one of those hd tuning dvds. I did that and it looked better than when i screwed with the settings. My tv looks great and I no longer mess with the settings.
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Hi Mike, Good question, I'll give you my "best guess" answer. I have had this great TV since April and searched the web for the same information. First, its not bad right out of the box. Second, seems the recommended settings vary for 2D and 3D, ambient light conditions and to some degree the signal source each of which can ALSO have a range of settings. I have left the settings on the signal source devices at default levels and made the suggested adjustments on the TV. I have the Spears & Munsil HD Benchmark Blu-ray DVD but have not used it with this TV, as yet. I have used the settings found at http://www.soundandvision.com/content/samsung-un75es9000-3d-lcd-hdtv-settings and just tweaked them a little bit for personal taste. Good place to start. Please advise if you find another source for useful settings. It's a great 2D TV and paired with a good 3D player, it does a good job of 3D as well, especially with little ambient light. Professional calibration is always an option as well. Best Regards, Marc
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I have been tweaking my new set's picture for 3 days now. The high def is terrific but I only get 12 channels of HD. Since 50% of my viewing will be standard def cable channels, I am very disappointed that I can't get the SD picture to a level of acceptability. (I feel compelled to go to another room and watch non-HD programs on my old 36" CRT.) Any suggestions on setting changes for SD programs? A lot of the screen is blurry and pixelated (with or without the 120-Hz on).
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This Toshiba TV under menu „³ picture mode or picture setting there is some settings to be change but it won¡¦t be called ¡§smoothing effect¡¨ or ¡§picture motion¡¨ the options are more like ¡§standard¡¨ , ¡§dynamic¡¨ ¡§theater¡¨ picture modes. So the user will have to change these to their personal preferences. This is the beset I can do.