Will it Hurt the 70 inch tv to turn it to 100% Back light? What are the best Config as far as Brillent Picture!
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Go to tv setting go to picture put it on vivid and go to advanced tv setting turn off ambient light sensor and back light control
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Hello friend,Yes,it has the back light compensation (BLC) function.You could adjust it in the OSD menu.Any questions,pls feel free to contact us.RegardsJo
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Use Super Macro mode and make sure you have excellent indoor lighting if doing this indoors. Otherwise, use a light box or set up outside. :)
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I purchased a 750 on 11/29/08 from Amazon and received it the following week. In a very dark room and from the right angle, you can see the image getting reflected through the beveled edge of the frame, but it is hardly noticeable. My wife didn't even see it until I pointed it out to her. It has no effect at all on my viewing pleasure. I have the TV placed on a corner TV stand positioned in a corner, but I don't think it would make any difference against a flat wall.
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I believe what you are referring to is local dimming. Parts on the screen that have content are lit up and parts without content are dimmed down or even turned off. I've noticed that when turning on the TV the bottom left corner is brighter than others which may appear like bleeding but I'm guessing it's related to local dimming. I wouldn't worry about it. I watched dark movie scenes and I don't notice it, the picture is perfect.
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You hit the nail on the head, Minor tweaks to the Contrast and the backlight, Set the sound the way you want it. Name your inputs and your done.I love the favorites feature. More info will be at,http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/toshibaregza/
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I am not sure how helpful this reply is, but I am in the process of upgrading an existing TV and spent about half an hour just looking at the 55" and up TV's at Best Buy yesterday for about half an hour. I watched about 8 different sets which included both Plasma (Samsung & Panasonic) along with LED edge-lit tv's from Samsung, LG, Sharp and Sony. I have to say that I only saw this on one TV and that was a Sharp 60" set. This set was set to ultra-torch mode and looked pretty crappy in general. I attributed the issue to the settings being cranked too high. I can't guarentee you that the problem would completely disappear with either a DIY adjustment or with professional calibration but I am sure it would be much, much less noticeable. My guess is that the lower end Sharp sets are going to be a little more tempermental and need more adjustments and tradeoffs. I would really like to see one of these sets in a real world set up and adjusted properly (I want a 60" TV with a smaller bexel due to space restrictions (Panny 60" ST30 is just a little too big). I really did like the looks of the LG 55LW5600. I have plasma right now and like it, but I am not convinced the blacks really are that good despite what David K. says on CNET. Some of the edge-lit LED sets do have decent black levels and detail in darker scenes. Maybe not as good as the Panny's, but they are so much brighter (will be used in a well-lit living room) and whites are white and not gray!
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That will work as mine is about the same distance from wall. Creates a nice pleasant glow & it make's it easier on your eyes to watch HDTV in the dark, in fact I just leave it on 24/7 for it's ambient effects.
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I just use the standard settings. If youj are gaming, you can adjust brightness on the PC or console to meet your needs. Otherwise use the game mode setting.
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Could be TV is in "ECO" Mode. Also, Energy Savings might be on. This setting adjusts brightness levels automatically. Settings are independent for each mode...Standard, Dynamic, Natural, Movie. Try turning off ECO and turning off Energy Savings. Go to Menu, then System, then Eco Solution, turn off Energy Savings and Eco Sensor.Try these settings:In Menu....Picture...Backlight 20, Contrast 100, Brightness 45, Sharp 45.Hope this helps. If not, I would call for service.Robert
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There is a back lighting option that you can enable or disable with a keyboard shortcut. When it's enabled, the lighting is quite bright and effective -- I found it to work really well for using the laptop in the dark.
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Hey Amit,I have had the TV for 4 months, and have almost exclusively played my xbox 360 on it. If there are any burn in issues, I dont see them! I think a little common sense with regards to setting the TV to dim after inactivity, or even shut off (mine does automatically after fifteen minutes of inactivity). Anyway, Ive had no problems! Games look beautiful on this TV, by the way.
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If you unplug the optical cable from the Yamaha and see no light it's an issue with the tv if it's lit up it's the settings on the Yamaha. I've had no issues with my optical out, only wish it was easier to access that portion of the menu
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Settings: Well this is what I had round getting my tv this week have not triedit yet but another owner looked this up ,,, Set picture mode to preference before making these changes. These settings found in Picture Settings and Advanced Picture Settings: Contrast 96 Backlight 52 Dynalight Off Brightness 53 Color 50 (it's already well-adjusted out of the box) Tint 0 (same as above) Sharpness 1 Dnyamic Contrast Off Static Gamma 0 Color Temperature Warm Cinema Mode Film Clearframe Off Noise Reduction Settings: DNR Off MPEG Noise Reduction Off Theater Settings: Picture Size Native (very important to switch to this) Auto Aspect Ratio Off
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you can use a remote plug adapter and stick the on/off switch any where you want, if back problems is a concern. I got mine real cheap after X-Mas, but they can be brought at any box store or amazon. Just plug your lamp into the adapter, plug the adapter into the wall mount your remote switch next the lamp or where ever. Hope this helps
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If you only care about the energy bill, then you want the energy saver set to "high". To my understanding this simply changes the backlight settings and possibly the useless and faulty Auto Light Limiter which attempts to darken the screen during bright scenes on its own.
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When I had this TV there was glare from our lamp in the living room when we watched at night. The technical solution was to turn off the lamp. :)