Samsung Led 8000 Series Picture Settings Need Help

[Bluray Freak 2009]

Does anyone know the answer to the question I asked above?

[LUVIN THE BLU]

I have a 6000 series which is pretty much the same and i watch it in standard... alot of people like movie though which is just too dark for my taste. I'm all for realism on the picture but I need some kinda "pop"...movie just seems to drain all the color out in my opinion.

[StoneSour]

I just got a 700 series and i hooked up my PS3 to it, and on this tv it seems the movement can't keep up with the audio. Seems as its in slow motion. But when i watch regular tv it looks fine. I didnt have this problem with my other tv, anyway i can change this?

[StoneSour]

Anyone?? :-/

[Bluray Freak 2009]

Originally Posted by LUVIN THE BLU

Why does everyone say to turn the black contrast to off dont you want your blacks looking good and the same for auto motion being turned off why?

I would like to know why these settings are also always recommended to be off and also a setting called Edge Enhancement is suggested to be off why???

Does it shorten the life of the TV set?

Thanks In Advance For Your Reply

[Bluray Freak 2009]

Thanks In Advance For Your Reply

[progers13]

Originally Posted by Bluray Freak 2009

I would like to know why these settings are also always recommended to be off and also a setting called Edge Enhancement is suggested to be off why???

Does it shorten the life of the TV set?

Thanks In Advance For Your Reply

Generally people recommend turning off any kind of processing, but it really is a matter of preference. My set doesn't have an option for edge enhancement, but in my experience EE goes hand in hand with DNR (digital noise reduction) which strips all fine detail from the picture. Basically, DNR is intended to remove noise from the source. Problem is, it dulls the picture way down to accomplish this. EE helps DNR by accentuating the edges of objects on sceen so they aren't as dull as they are when DNR is applied.

Most people avoid movies that have been DNRed for these reasons. The bigger the screen, the more noticeable it is (makes human actors look like wax figures without all the fine details we've come to expect from blu-ray). But, again, it really is up to your preference. Most people recommend to turn off all processing because of striving for the most accurate / realistic picture. And quite frankly, most blus look fine the way they are. Those that don't tend to be the result of a bad transfer, and adjusting your set really won't help much; all it will do is throw your calibration out of whack.

For an example of a poorly utilized DNR movie, read the video quality review on Superman Returns HERE. Another example is History of Violence HERE. Generally speaking, DNR and EE = bad.

[lak100]

hi guys im new here my Name is Jim I am from Greece. i have this tv. Personally i prefer Natural mode with some adjustments for hd and sd viewing too. I play with my PS3 and watchings MKVs. Are there any recomended settings from you? my settings are these: contrast:90
brightness:50
sharpness:40
backlight:10

[Bluray Freak 2009]

Black Tone
Dynamic Contrast
Film Mode
Flesh Tone
XVYCC

the reason I ask is because I also want to see the movie the way it was intended to be seen sorry for asking so many questions

Thanks In Advance For The Replys Guys

[Bluray Freak 2009]

I am sorry for bringing back such an old topic but I read up on all of the above settings and I understand now that they are all processing options but I am still confused about the Film Mode setting does it also add processing to the Video???

[SellmeyourDVD]

http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-t...-33490417.html

Read this article; I think it has something to do with 3:2 pull down, but don't quote me on that.

[SellmeyourDVD]

Here:

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...t+is+film+mode

[raygendreau]

You may want to try these settings:

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-19410_10...rum-w;forums06

Or, even better, CNET settings which are more complete as they also address the white balance submenu settings.

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-19410_10...;forum-threads