Advanced Settings
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Samsung's new TVs allow you to make even more precise picture settings than previous
models.
Advanced Settings is available in Standard or Movie mode.
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In PC mode, you can only make changes to Gamma and White Balance from among the
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Advanced Settings items.
Black Tone → Off / Dark / Darker / Darkest
You can select the black level on the screen to adjust the screen depth.
Dynamic Contrast → Off / Low / Medium / High
You can adjust the screen contrast so that the optimal contrast is provided.
Gamma
You can adjust the Primary Colour (Red, Green, Blue) Intensity.
Colour Space
Colour Space is a colour matrix composed of red, green and blue colours. Select your favourite Colour Space to experience the
most natural colour.
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Auto: Auto Colour Space automatically adjusts to the most natural colour tone based on programme sources.
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Native: Native Colour Space offers deep and rich colour tone.
White Balance
You can adjust the colour temperature for more natural picture colours.
R-Offset / G-Offset / B-Offset / R-Gain / G-Gain / B-Gain: You can adjust the Colour 'temperature' in the light areas by
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changing the values of R, G, B, Recommended for advanced users only.
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Reset: The previously adjusted white balance will be reset to the factory defaults.
Flesh Tone
You can emphasize the pink 'flesh tone' in the picture.
Changing the adjustment value will refresh the adjusted screen.
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Edge Enhancement → Off / On
You can emphasize object boundaries in the picture.
Picture Options
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In PC mode, you can only make changes to the Colour Tone and Size from among the items in Picture Options.
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Colour Tone → Cool / Normal / Warm1 / Warm2
You can select the most comfortable colour tone to your eyes.
Settings can be adjusted and stored for each external device you have connected to an input of the TV.
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Warm or Warm is only activated when the picture mode is Movie.
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Tint (G / R)
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