Natural Mode Support is a feature present in some Samsung TVs that automatically adjusts the brightness and contrast of the picture depending on the light level in the room. The TV is equipped with a light sensor that detects changes in light. When the intensity of the ambient light changes, the TV changes its settings to provide an optimal viewing experience. This process is similar to how smartphones automatically adjust screen brightness in auto mode.
How Natural Mode works in Samsung TVs
When Natural Mode is activated, the TV uses a built-in ambient light sensor, usually located on the side or bottom of the screen. This location minimizes the direct exposure of the screen to light. During the day, when there is sufficient natural light, the TV increases brightness and contrast to improve visibility. Conversely, in low-light conditions, high brightness and contrast can be uncomfortable and lead to eye fatigue. In such cases, lowering these parameters can improve the viewing experience. The algorithm also takes into account the overall brightness of the image displayed on the screen, which is one of the parameters used to determine the appropriate brightness in this mode.
Since preferences for Natural Mode may vary, I recommend turning it on and evaluating the image quality under different lighting conditions to see if it meets your expectations. Although this mode is similar to Auto Brightness, Samsung named it Natural Mode for more appeal.
