I recently purchased a 60 inch sharp aquos. I am looking for the best picture setting recomendations. any response is appreciated

The first high-definition LCD TVs had a big problem related to positioning. Depending on the angle of the viewer for the TV (looking at the sides or above), images were distorted in color, more like a film negative.

Therefore, it is quite common in the specifications you find the measure of angle, which indicates the maximum angle (vertical and horizontal) in which you are able to view the screen without loss that occurs in image quality.

Nowadays, with the evolution of the panels, that problem is no longer critical. But, pay attention to this tip: when installing your TV, try leaving the center of your screen at eye level, where focus is directed.

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Oliveira Filho
From Findernews: a blog about hdtvs

I've only had my tv for three weeks but it is so superior to my previous Samsung 61" DLP HDTV and 32" LCD HDTV.

Perfect colors on all football and baseball teams and the flesh tones for all ethnic groups are also perfect.

Here's the tweaks I did to obtain such fantastic results:

Picture (Custom)
Backlight-- 85
Brightness-- 65
Contrast-- 65
Color-- 60
Tint-- 2 (-2)
Sharpness-- 3

Advanced Video
Noise Reduction-- Off
Color Enhancement-- Off
Advanced Adaptive Luma-- Off
Backlight Control-- Off
Color Temperature-- Custom
Smooth Motion—Low
Real Cinema Mode--Off
Film Mode--Off

Audio Mode-- Pop

I hope this is useful to someone.

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