Hi everyone,
I have been fiddling with settings on my samsung plasma lately and am growing quite fond of "dynamic mode"... Whilst i know this isnt keen on being used by most due to the inaccurate colour reproduction, white balance, blue push & loads more etc ... Coming from myself who also disliked this setting alot before now! Yet after seeing alot of LCD LED hdtv's at use at work i think it has pushed me over into making my eyes quite "accept" a vivid looking picture. I like the blue push of colour, i like the gleaming white and i like the overall brightness or contrast should i say.
However, my concern lies with IR & screenburn its what worries me the most....and this is where my question lies.......
Whilst i have pixelshift enabled, i have tweaked the dynamic settings which were preset ... Lowering the cell light to 16 from 20, sharpness to 10 from 50, contrast from 100 to 85 and brightness to 51... Whilst most other settings are greyed out in the menu option, the only other thing that can be changed is the colour temp (cool or normal - i use normal)...
I have tried to create a simular looking picture in the movie mode setting but this is difficult as blues, whites and yellows are quite "off" so to speak either to warm or too cool no matter what colour temp i seem to use (normal, cool, warm 1/2)...
Here are the setting i use in movie mode: Cell light 18/20, contrast 92/100, brightness 54/100, sharpness 10/100, colour 50, gamma +2, dynamic contrast-medium, colour space-native, screenfit, cinema smooth enabled... Everything else off or disabled.
My question is- is it better to just use dynamic n tweak the settings?.. Or use movie mode n try too tweak that (as i already have been to no avail - yet!)
I am finding i am adjusting the settings for every movie i watch in movie mode.. Debating colour temp, trying to find a good match in movie mode yet in dynamic mode it seems easier ... Sometimes its too yellow, sometimes its too blue, other times its white with movie mode .... I also am concerned over shadow detail whilst in dynamic mode it appears the clarity is fantastic n vivid looking the crispness of the image wins out Yet in movie mode there is a more inbetween area too light and dark and that seems to carry slightly more detail...
How do leds make there image so crisp? ... With a good level of white and vividness yet still keep contrast brightness even?
Im hoping someone can help me out though i do understand how difficult a job im making... Basically, i would like to achieve a vivid bright, clear and sharp LED style picture within a plasma (with the perks that a plasma has of fast motion clarity and good black level) And can it be done in dynamic mode or can it be achieved in movie mode?...
Many thanks!
Any help would be most appreciated if anyone uses dynamic mode... i hope this can spark some interest
Just to ADD:: I am using hd source (blurays) via a samsung 3d bluray player
I have been fiddling with settings on my samsung plasma lately and am growing quite fond of "dynamic mode"... Whilst i know this isnt keen on being used by most due to the inaccurate colour reproduction, white balance, blue push & loads more etc ... Coming from myself who also disliked this setting alot before now! Yet after seeing alot of LCD LED hdtv's at use at work i think it has pushed me over into making my eyes quite "accept" a vivid looking picture. I like the blue push of colour, i like the gleaming white and i like the overall brightness or contrast should i say.
However, my concern lies with IR & screenburn its what worries me the most....and this is where my question lies.......
Whilst i have pixelshift enabled, i have tweaked the dynamic settings which were preset ... Lowering the cell light to 16 from 20, sharpness to 10 from 50, contrast from 100 to 85 and brightness to 51... Whilst most other settings are greyed out in the menu option, the only other thing that can be changed is the colour temp (cool or normal - i use normal)...
I have tried to create a simular looking picture in the movie mode setting but this is difficult as blues, whites and yellows are quite "off" so to speak either to warm or too cool no matter what colour temp i seem to use (normal, cool, warm 1/2)...
Here are the setting i use in movie mode: Cell light 18/20, contrast 92/100, brightness 54/100, sharpness 10/100, colour 50, gamma +2, dynamic contrast-medium, colour space-native, screenfit, cinema smooth enabled... Everything else off or disabled.
My question is- is it better to just use dynamic n tweak the settings?.. Or use movie mode n try too tweak that (as i already have been to no avail - yet!)
I am finding i am adjusting the settings for every movie i watch in movie mode.. Debating colour temp, trying to find a good match in movie mode yet in dynamic mode it seems easier ... Sometimes its too yellow, sometimes its too blue, other times its white with movie mode .... I also am concerned over shadow detail whilst in dynamic mode it appears the clarity is fantastic n vivid looking the crispness of the image wins out Yet in movie mode there is a more inbetween area too light and dark and that seems to carry slightly more detail...
How do leds make there image so crisp? ... With a good level of white and vividness yet still keep contrast brightness even?
Im hoping someone can help me out though i do understand how difficult a job im making... Basically, i would like to achieve a vivid bright, clear and sharp LED style picture within a plasma (with the perks that a plasma has of fast motion clarity and good black level) And can it be done in dynamic mode or can it be achieved in movie mode?...
Many thanks!
Any help would be most appreciated if anyone uses dynamic mode... i hope this can spark some interest
Just to ADD:: I am using hd source (blurays) via a samsung 3d bluray player
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