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Question: Anyone have a good settings that I should use? Everyone talks about changing settings to ones other than the default Samsung one.  However after playing with it for a while, I found the default settings to be decent.  Any other settings I should try?
Document: The sharp, in particular, lets you save different settings for each one and you can toggle between them. I went to the online AVS Forum and looked up discussion threads for each of my televisions to see what settings other people found were optimal and used used the most common ones as my starting point, which made it much easier to adjust both televisions. In general, the Sharp is, well, sharper, although the flesh tones tend to be washed out.
first off you should have a decent receiver for a tv like this, so the weak speakers should never be an issue, this tv is top notch, video games are down right breath-taking, I have not found a control for turing "volume output" down so that I can use tv remote for volume control, unfortunately, I need both remotes, my receiver must be old,
WOW...if I could only use one word for this hdtv this is it! We had this installed for us since it was going on the wall and was glad we did have it done by professional installers after we saw what all goes into doing it. I had shopped around for a couple of months to see the hdtv's in person and searched online for info and found the Samsung LCD hdtv's on display always looked great in any of the stores.
The picture quality on this TV is unreal. Does anyone have any recommendations for what settings to use to manually adjust the color?
The first ones from the History Channel were stunning. As of yet, I haven't felt the need to adjust any settings other than to turn on the surround sound option. One thing I was suprised at was the owner's manual. It's huge (reminds me of the owners manuals I used to get with computer software in the early and mid '90s, only bigger). I haven't begun to peruse the manual as I've been too happy sitting and enjoying TV again!
In addition, every channel has its own widescreen or standard settings. Playing your old Super Nintendo on one source input will maintain its size with bars vertically on the left and right while your next-generation console inputs will stay in their widescreen format.Overall, it's a great purchase if one of those three conditions above apply to you. If you think you're jumping the gun on high-definition, you probably are. The format war isn't over and a lot of people are still waiting on next-generation buys.
I've found that anything connected via HDMI will look lighter than stuff connected via Component cables so I have different picture settings for each.As for SHIPPING. Yes it was free which was good and the TV actually shipped the next day and was in NYC within 3 days but I had to wait till the 7th day to get it delivered to my apt because EAGLE shipping couldn't get it to me till then.
I bought this TV back in 2007. I was very happy with the TV until I bought a Blueray player yesterday. When I set Sony blue-ray DVD player to 1080p resolution output, test screen show up fine. However, when the Blueray player start playing blueray DiscCSamsung 1080p TV keeps searching singal but not display one bit on the screen. I have another Sony 1080P TV in the house, so I move the blue-ray player to Sony TV, where crispy picture show up.
Wonderful TV, however, the response from Direct TV and from Samsung to try and get the TV to work properly with HDTV and Sony Home Theatre has been frustrating. They each blame the others equipment and and neither has offered a solution as to why the 1080I signal won't work with HDMI cables. Other than than that the TV is great, and working with Amazon and Electronics Expo was a pleasure.
I just want to let everyone know that I was extremely impressed with this Samsung 1080p TV. I starting playing PS3 games right away, and boy was I blown away!!! Resistance looked 10x better on this TV than on the regular NTSC TV. Afterwords hooked up HD Cable and now I'm watching the Dodgers, Lakers and ESPN on HD... The quality is great. You can't go wrong if you buy this TV.
Answer: Try turning the brightness down and the contrast up and also adjust the color so it looks as real as possible.  Also you can change the energy saver setting to make to lighter or darker.  Offhand my settings on dynamic mode are:Contrast: 95Brightness: 32Color: 64Sharpness: 90Energy Saver: Level 1