Chris Turan lol

yea it is deep b/c most people take these way to far and spend $100 doing so for what? for what someone calls a standard

Thanks

Miraj Ahmed lol , i try to make my fortbite graphic better (ps4)

Thank you.

My TV has little squares that come on it over the screen

It takes a while to go through all the sub menus and find the stuff that makes the TV picture so much better on LG. I suggest finding the ones that turn on local dimming and setting to strong (if you have it), then mess around with the gamma and blacks to get deeper blacks. You'll notice darker scenes won't look so washed out. Different combinations of black levels work differently with gamma settings and you have to find one where the blacks are deeper but not so deep as to loose shadow detail. The Batman films are good for calibrating.

Thank you for the explanation of Brightness and Contrast. With the help of another comment and your explanation, I was able to set my TV the way I like I have an LG UH6030

My TV only has personal, dynamic,standard and mild

Tf

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Beck0797 Dynamic contrast can make a difference but it is very brand specific. As we don't know what TV you have it is hard to help. Interestingly, we were playing a PS4 game yesterday and it specifically instructed me to turn off dynamic contrast as it can create unnatural looking colours and brightness levels. Here's some stuff on what exactly Dynamic contrast is: A standard contrast ratio is the difference between the darkest blacks and the brightest whites that a TV can display. Dynamic contrast involves the TV comparing the brightest and darkest colours frame-by-frame and then adjusting the contrast ratio accordingly. All the big brands have their own way of dealing with contrast. This can often involve some kind of dimming technology that dims the local area in response to a scene that is relatively dark. Some systems are better than others, however, as some TVs can struggle with changing light conditions leading to stuttering and visual glitches. Many TVs also struggle with shifts to very bright scenes, for example - it's something we always look for in our testing. So, just a TV having dynamic contrast does not mean it will automatically improve the picture. In fact, this could be true for almost every picture 'enhancement' feature, which is why we encourage people to turn them off and then experiment with turning different ones back on again to see which are to their tastes.

Beck0797 Good to see you are making it work for you

+Which? what is the color temperature

Mingo Gonzalez naw dis dude telling you how to do a "Samsung TV" dats the only reason it looks Gucci depending on what TV u have dats why he never gave a direct response

Batman Begins - our favourite of the trilogy! ;-)

What about a haier tv for ps5 graphics

Cyan Giraffe I hve a bush tv and I want to know that to

Try wide if you have it, that helped me.

I have samsung r5570 full hd tv. dynamic,natural look nice and standard look like too much contrast.

Bro in my tv there's no movie mode instead there's mild mode....... Is it same as movie mode....... In my tv there's user mode and i don't know what kind of picture mode is user..... Plz help

+Timothy Dladla Yeah i know im late, but are you using some kind of an eco mode wich saves power?

+-Recoilbear- oh dear God ur late

AndroGalaxy ‍ haha sorry:D

It just means that once you have all of the base settings correct you can then try out the advanced features to see if the make a positive impact on the picture or not.

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