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• Natural Cinema –
Only on certain models.
Your model might use a different
name for this option.
Reduces “judder” often present when 24 frame-per-
second movies are upscaled to TV standard frame rates. Natural Cinema mode
is On by default in Movie and HDR Dark modes, and Off by default in other
modes.
• Action Clarity –
Only on certain 120Hz models. Your model might use a
different name for this option.
Reduces blur in fast-moving images such as
sports.
• LED Motion Clarity –
Only on certain models that also have the local dimming
feature.
Your model might use a different name for this option.
Reduces motion
blur caused by the screen refresh rate. Enabling this feature inserts black
frames between picture frames, providing viewing improvements for fast
moving games and sports, but reducing the brightness of the picture. Select
Low, Medium, High, or Off to achieve the desired picture quality balance.
• Gamma correction – Adjusts how smoothly the picture transitions from black
to white, thereby adjusting the contrast of shadows and midtones. Choose
from among the listed values to achieve the desired picture quality.
• Noise reduction – Adjusts the amount of video noise that the TV filters out of
the picture. Choose the setting that produces the best picture according to the
type of program you are watching—typically Off for high quality programs and
one of the other settings for older, low-definition programs. Using noise
reduction in a program that doesn’t need it can result in a lower quality viewing
experience.
• Color temperature – Opens the Color temperature menu where you can adjust
the overall color tones in the picture or perform a custom 11 point white
balance.
• Color space – Opens the Color space menu where you can perform an
advanced color space calibration.
• Auto setting – Adjusts automatic picture settings to use when Picture mode
has been set to Auto. Choose between Standard and Low power.
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