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The Samsung 75Q950TS TV we have has really bad blooming and it’s still under warranty and I was just wondering can anything be done about it? Is it a fault too? Thanks
This picture was taken when I first got it but I never noticed it until now because my dad has been using the TV. I knew the blacks weren’t good though compared to our other 2 Samsung TVs but I didn’t buy the Q950TS it was given to me by Samsung because the Samsung 75Q950R TV I had it had a fault too!Could try turning contrast down and brightness up a little, or if you have a gamma setting, try adding that into the mix too. Best to use material that you know is captured properly - this being live and lots of bright lights could mean that shots like that white guitar were saturated when they filmed it. Use some test cards to set up your TV and see how it goes.
As David said Gel, you need a reference test disc / pattern rather than relying on one item.It’s not as bad on filmmaker mode as normal mode but once you notice it gives you a headache! I am glad I don’t watch this TV any more!
Ok guys. cheers!As David said Gel, you need a reference test disc / pattern rather than relying on one item.
Are these test discs/patterns on YouTube?As David said Gel, you need a reference test disc / pattern rather than relying on one item.