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Poor contrast / black levels from V+ (Samsung) box
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Hi all,
Not sure if this is the right forum for this... Since I upgraded my TV (Panasonic TX-L50E6B) I've noticed that the image quality from my V+ box isn't anywhere as near as "good" as it is from my Bluray or media PC. In particular, the black levels seem massively lacking. I've attached a picture which hopefully shows what I mean; in the 'home' screen you can see that the black background is actually dark grey, compared to the 'actual' black from the TV's menu which I have opened for comparison. Even on 'black' screens when watching TV content, there is a severe lack of contrast and deep blacks. Is there anything I can do to mitigate this, without adjusting TV settings (I've got them nicely optimised for viewing on the other devices), or is it just a limitation of the V+ box? It's a Samsung unit, not TiVo or anything. It's all running through my AV amp and passing through to the TV; I'm not changing inputs on the TV. Hope this makes sense?! |
Re: Poor contrast / black levels from V+ (Samsung) box
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Re: Poor contrast / black levels from V+ (Samsung) box
Interesting.. I'd never have put that as the cause!
Even blank screens look a lot more "grey" than they should be though... It makes it look like I've got the backlight turned right up. I take it there's nothing I can do but accept it then? I've not noticed it on the TV in our lounge... |
Re: Poor contrast / black levels from V+ (Samsung) box
Nothing you can do if you don't want to alter the TV settings specifically for the V+. I imagine the TV manufacturer can use a blacker black themselves because they don't need to ensure compatibility with other screens.
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Re: Poor contrast / black levels from V+ (Samsung) box
Many new TVs have some very complicated setup options which can completely change the picture quality.
http://www.cnet.com/uk/how-to/beyond-basic-tv-settings/ |
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