“Anyone noticing Clouding or Light bleeding on their UN65JS9000 TV? Hi, I spoke to many best buy reps at different stores showing pictures of my TV with clouding. All of them are saying this is normal in a bigger edge lit TV. None of them seems to be concerned about this issue. I'm a bit worried having paid so much for this TV. I noticed the clouding in a dark room with dark backgrounds. I have attached some pictures of it. Pls note this picture was taken in "Dynamic" picture settings with my TV. Let me know if this is an issue with my TV. Thanks”

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• When brightness is set too high and backlights also in dynamic...you may get some of that until theater black or your adjusted black settings kick in.

  Answered by Jeremy 9 years ago

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• Are you really seeing anything that you aren't trying to find when you watch programing. What you are seeing here is being caused by the local dimming being fooled by the white letters on the dark blue background. If you are seeing what the photo shows in dark areas of regular shows then definitely schedule service under warranty. Although this is the best TV I have seen for controlled light bleed I will see a little around the edges with a black screen but absolutely nothing that distracts from the picture while watch shows. There is no such thing as absolutely no backlight bleed on an LCD TV regardless of whether it is an LED edge lit or even a full array backlit TV. The only TV that achieves that is the LG OLED and it does a much worse job of transitioning of shadow areas than this TV does. No such thing as a perfect TV, but this JS 9000 is a real bang for the buck when top quality is the priority.

  Answered by FrankM 9 years ago

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• My UN65JS9000 is a month old, no bleed through.

  Answered by toomuchtvbad4u 9 years ago

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• Isn't a problem with our set.

  Answered by Oldguy 9 years ago

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• I didnt notice this on my TV.

  Answered by Rajinder 9 years ago

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• Try bright the contrast.

  Answered by KBAKER 9 years ago

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