All articles tagged with #tv settings
Ahead of Fallout Season 2's release, Samsung discusses optimal TV settings, emphasizing HDR10+ for the best viewing experience, while creators like Ross Duffer criticize certain picture adjustments like TruMotion for distorting content. Todd Howard shows interest in customizing settings based on room lighting, highlighting the importance of proper display calibration for immersive viewing.
Expert Vincent Teoh criticizes the HDR calibration of the Nintendo Switch 2, citing issues with brightness, tone mapping, and default settings that diminish HDR quality. Recommendations include using HGIG-compatible displays, adjusting max TML and white point settings, and tweaking console display options to improve HDR performance.
To enhance the picture quality of Samsung TVs, users should adjust several settings. Turning off Eco Mode and Brightness Optimization can improve brightness and contrast. Selecting a Picture Mode like Movie or Filmmaker provides a more accurate representation of content. Adjusting brightness levels for SDR and HDR content, experimenting with Local Dimming, and disabling Motion Smoothing for a cinematic experience are also recommended. These changes can significantly improve the viewing experience, even on older models.
Experts advise against using sports mode for watching the Super Bowl, recommending Natural, Cinema, or Filmmaker modes instead. They also suggest adjusting audio settings to enhance announcers and decrease crowd noise, and utilizing auto-enhance features for the best viewing experience. In the US, the game will air on CBS and Nickelodeon, while in the UK, it will be broadcast live on Sky Sports and ITV.