“I just got the 8000. Why does the Samsung sometimes show live golf with the grass being more fluorescent green than real green? I noticed red colors seem brighter than the Sony 930 that I also looked at in the magnolia room at Best Buy.”
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TVs displayed at stores are calibrated to "sell" meaning are very bright and vivid. If you watch TVs that way at home you will surely get headaches after some time. Go to rtings.com and find the calibrated settings that suit the purpose of your TV. In our case, the TV was setup in the basement so we chose Warm 1 plus a lot other settings. Also, make sure you update the firmware. In our case, an update was applied the first time we connected the the TV to the internet. Rtings.com also updated the settings for this TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I would go to www.rtings.com and check out their picture settings...it's not professional, but it will get you as close as possible without paying for it.
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