best settings samsung led tv 8000 image
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Both are 3D and Bothe LED
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The only issue I have is the Samsung is a D series which is a 2011 model why not the 2012 E7000 which is much improved It has better 3D full web browser and dual core cpu which helps a great deal with faster smart features and even helps the algorithms for the way the full array backlighting performs I had a d and now an E8000 the new E is much better,read AVS forums even though the 7&8000 series were great they suffered from brightness pops,banding,flashlight effects etc,The new clear image pro filter technology worked wonders on the issues of an already stellar LED.Sharp is good but Samsung Led is better for a fea reasons,however Sharp makes the best LED in the biz The new 2012 Sharp Elite series with pioneers award winning elite design.But its 5 grand and to me not worth 3x a 7000.The D is a great set but needs a few key tweaks to make it great,and I couldn't begin telling you settings on here,Find me on AVS pro forums I have the E 8000 thread and Panasonic 50 series also the calibration threads with before and after pics of a 7000&8000 when calibrated.The E series also has Samsungs new smart evolution kit,for hardware where you can swap cpu and memory thus you are guaranteed to add any new features in the next few years instead of having to buy a new tv! The real black pro panel and new ultimate smart dimming software algorithm are greatly improved over previous years and the 7 & 8000 have virtually the same picture quality.The * series has voice and gesture control and a new smart touch remote otherwise they are almost identical for performance purposes.After 1st turning on the samsung it will auto update the latest firmware and set up built in dual band wireless and then do a few tweaks and enjoy a stellar TV.After pro calibrating the Samsungs and the Panasonics we have gotten them within 5% of the gold standard,and nearly identical out put of Elites and tvs costing 4x as much.The great thing about Samsung is once you set it to movie mode and warm2 it looks really good without a 2 hour full cal,but that does make it better,as near to perfect as possible which is the tv should display what the director saw while filming.Sorry for so much info,I have tons more just go to AVS forums and do some reading,more info than you can imagine.Good luck and also haggle on price I paid 2500 for my 80000 with a free 3D blu Ray and 2 movies 4 sets of the new ultra sg4100 glasses,get a better deal and ENJOY it!
The only issue I have is the Samsung is a D series which is a 2011 model why not the 2012 E7000 which is much improved It has better 3D full web browser and dual core cpu which helps a great deal with faster smart features and even helps the algorithms for the way the full array backlighting performs I had a d and now an E8000 the new E is much better,read AVS forums even though the 7&8000 series were great they suffered from brightness pops,banding,flashlight effects etc,The new clear image pro filter technology worked wonders on the issues of an already stellar LED.Sharp is good but Samsung Led is better for a fea reasons,however Sharp makes the best LED in the biz The new 2012 Sharp Elite series with pioneers award winning elite design.But its 5 grand and to me not worth 3x a 7000.The D is a great set but needs a few key tweaks to make it great,and I couldn't begin telling you settings on here,Find me on AVS pro forums I have the E 8000 thread and Panasonic 50 series also the calibration threads with before and after pics of a 7000&8000 when calibrated.The E series also has Samsungs new smart evolution kit,for hardware where you can swap cpu and memory thus you are guaranteed to add any new features in the next few years instead of having to buy a new tv! The real black pro panel and new ultimate smart dimming software algorithm are greatly improved over previous years and the 7 & 8000 have virtually the same picture quality.The * series has voice and gesture control and a new smart touch remote otherwise they are almost identical for performance purposes.After 1st turning on the samsung it will auto update the latest firmware and set up built in dual band wireless and then do a few tweaks and enjoy a stellar TV.After pro calibrating the Samsungs and the Panasonics we have gotten them within 5% of the gold standard,and nearly identical out put of Elites and tvs costing 4x as much.The great thing about Samsung is once you set it to movie mode and warm2 it looks really good without a 2 hour full cal,but that does make it better,as near to perfect as possible which is the tv should display what the director saw while filming.Sorry for so much info,I have tons more just go to AVS forums and do some reading,more info than you can imagine.Good luck and also haggle on price I paid 2500 for my 80000 with a free 3D blu Ray and 2 movies 4 sets of the new ultra sg4100 glasses,get a better deal and ENJOY it!
We bought a Samsung Series 8000 LED 55-inch HDTV,it shows that we are viewing in 1080i instead of 1080p.?
Luz
We are watching bluray discs in 1080p using a Sony PS3 which is capable of 1080p. So how can we calibrate our tv from 1080i to 1080p? Thank you so very much and bless your kind heart for giving us answers.
i looked at the ps3 settings and at "BD 1080p 24Hz Output (HDMI)" my choices are Automatic, Off and On. What shld I choose? i'm wondering why 24hz when my HDTV is 240hz. please advice. Ty so much.
we use HDMI cable to connect our PS3 to our HDTV. thank you.
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Maybe your HDMI cable does not support it? The cheap old ones do not officially support 1080p. But check the settings in the Blu-ray player. It is probably set to 1080i.
Maybe your HDMI cable does not support it? The cheap old ones do not officially support 1080p. But check the settings in the Blu-ray player. It is probably set to 1080i.
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