Here are the recommended settings for the LG UB8500 series TV.
Therefore, even despite the factory picture settings, by making small adjustments, you can get a better picture on your TV.
Of course, the settings may vary slightly depending on the type of display or manufacturer.
The backlight can be adjusted from 35 in the dark, to 100 in sunlight during the day.
| PICTURE SETTINGS | |
| Picture Mode | ISF Expert 1 |
| Backlight | 85 |
| Contrast | 90 |
| Brightness | 53 |
| Energy Saving | Off |
| H Sharpnes | 10 |
| V Sharpness | 10 |
| Color | 60 |
| Tint | 0 |
EXPERT MODE | |
| Dynamic Contrast | Off |
| Super Resolution | Off |
| Color Gamut Range | Standard |
| Edge Enhancer | Off |
| Color Filter | Off |
| White Balance |
|
| Color Temp | Warm2 |
| Pattern | Outer |
| Aspect Ratio | Just Scan |
| local dimming | Low |
hi again,
when setting the white balance at red -16, green -23, and blue -18 are these numbers for both the points hi and points low settings or which points setting did you use ?
when you go into expert control then white balance adjustments you
will see color temp, method, pattern then points, points has a low
setting for red, green,and blue and a high setting for the same
colors.the settings you gave for red -16, green -23 and blue -18 are for
low or high in the points setting?
please let me know thanks
when you go into expert control then white balance adjustments you will see color temp, method, pattern then points, points has a low setting for red, green,and blue and a high setting for the same colors.the settings you gave for red -16, green -23 and blue -18 are for low or high in the points setting?
please let me know thanks
i don’t understand what you mean. The white balance depends on brightness, this settings is for brightness 53.
I have a question on the settings for the lg ub 8500.
the white balance settings for red -16, green -23 and blue -18 is that for the high or low setting or both, please answer thank you