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Originally Posted by creakymr2  Tried the above settings, but its still difficult trying to get THE BEST picture. I'm trying to make the blacks as black as possible (which is near impossible I know on a LCD). But, I also want the picture to be vibrant as well.
I've found that turning the 'Eco' setting on, dims the picture slightly and then having the backlight on 4 is pretty good.
Any other opinions? |
Well, on the two sets (EX723 46" versions) that I have had recently, the "Eco" setting dims the picture considerably. So much so, in fact, for an LCD, it's impossible to watch. I should think this, coupled with the backlight on "4" would be impossible to watch on my set!
As I previously mentioned in posts on page 1 of this thread, I find the blacks to be "very black" or "too black" on this particular set, so I don't have a problem with this on mine.... thing is, the picutre on darker scenes seems to auto dim (not so that you notice the fluctuation but as I say, blacks seems too black) and ruins the picture on darker scenes. My retailer is coming back on Wednesday to have a look as I now find the need to turn the brightness up to 60-ish which means I see the excessive clouding on the left hand side of the screen.
No win situation for me at the moment!
