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Ideal settings for a TV

noodler · 2009-02-13 11:46:35

Hello all, my Monitor ( a Samsung SM2032MW) and I was wondering if anyone could recommend some settings. I find it can't handle blacks too well (if there is a scene in a movie that is set in darkness then it is less visible). Increasing brightness does little to solve this problem-I was wondering what settings Brightness,…

13-02-2009 11:46am

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noodler

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Hello all, my Monitor ( a Samsung SM2032MW) and I was wondering if anyone could recommend some settings. I find it can't handle blacks too well (if there is a scene in a movie that is set in darkness then it is less visible).

Increasing brightness does little to solve this problem-I was wondering what settings Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness etc should be on for optimal viewing generally>

At the moment I have sharpness at 50 (or half the max) and contrast very high with brightness also at half.

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#2 13-02-2009 2:16pm

Jev/N

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I dunno how flexible settings are on monitors in comparison to TVs, you could try avforums.com for some specific recommendations, just do a search

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