Best settings - LG 42LG30 42 in. LCD HDTV

This really comes down to preference. I avoid the "sports" setting because it is just too bright and best used in a commercial setting. The warm or normal is usually the best all inclusive setting.

There is no such thing as a best setting. The "best" setting depends on many things, such as the room brightness, the direction of the light (if any), and your own eyes.

No one can tell you the best settings without knowing the details. Are you watching in a dark room or a bright room? Is any light coming through the windows? In which direction? And most important of all, what looks best to YOU?

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The "best" settings depend on what you're taking a picture of, and on what you want that picture to say to the viewer. The best setting for a portrait won't be the best setting for a landscape, for example. The best setting for a portrait of a young girl may not be the best setting for a portrait of her grandfather.

Two photographers taking a picture of the same thing with the same camera may not choose the same settings because each photographer "feels" different about the picture and want the viewer to get that feeling.

That's why cameras come with all these settings. YOU are the photographer, the camera is just a tool. You might want to visit your local library and look through some introductory photography books. They will explain what the various settings do and how they affect the picture. They will tell you the "best," or at least the "better" settings for certain situations. Above all, experiment. Take pictures of the same thing with different settings and look at them on your computer to see what changes. One big advantage of digital photography is that experimentation doesn't cost you anything.

That depends on what you're taking a picture of. The best setting for a landscape picture won't necessarily be the best setting for a group portrait. You might want to use different settings for a daytime landscape than for a sunset. That's why the camera offers different settings. The camera is a tool. You're the photographer.

hi can i just add? I have recently got this tv but for some reason when i set setting to Normal they reset to dynamic?? After about twenty mins? I keep having to change back to normal or if i set it to perfect brightness etc... it just goes back to dynamic again? i.e cell light 100% and contrast up to 100%!

Why is this??

The proper settings depend on what you're taking a picture of. The best settings for a portrait aren't the best settings for a landscape, for example. In addition, you can change the settings to convey YOUR vision of the scene.
I suggest you visit your local library. They should have books on introductory photography which will explain what the settings do.

Your are the one that knowing the best settings for your TV..To adjust the picture make it sure that all colors are appear like RGB red,green,blue on your screen to easily set the best picture,,..

It depends on exacly what you have bought and what you have connected to it. best contact the delaer that you bought the LG from and get them to tell you.

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