To open the Picture menu, press the XXX.GST (Quick Settings) button on the remote control and select [All settings] > [Display and sound] > [Display & Picture]. Within this menu, you will find the following options:
[Picture mode] – Choose from the following presets:
[Standard] – Recommended settings for general use.
[Dynamic] – Enhances picture saturation and sharpness.
[Movie] – Adjusts the picture for watching films, with more natural colours and reduced brightness.
[Sport] – Optimises picture quality for sports broadcasts.
[ECO] – Reduces screen brightness for lower power consumption.
[Game] – Optimised for gaming by reducing post-processing to minimise input lag.
[User] – Allows manual adjustment of picture settings.
[Brightness] – Increases or decreases the overall picture brightness.
[Contrast] – Adjusts the difference between the dark and bright areas of the picture.
[Sharpness] – Enhances or reduces picture sharpness.
[Saturation] – Adjusts the intensity of colours in the picture.
[Hue] – Adjusts the hue level of the picture. This option is available for NTSC signals only.
[Color Temperature] – Choose from the following presets:
[User] – Allows you to customise the colour temperature according to your preference.
[Warm] – Increases the red tones in the picture.
[Standard] – Uses the default colour temperature settings.
[Cool] – Increases the blue tones in the picture.
[Backlight] – Adjusts the overall screen brightness. When the light sensor is enabled, this value may change automatically depending on the brightness of the room.
[Advanced settings] – Opens additional picture settings. The options in this menu are described below.
[Reset to default] – Restores the picture settings to their default values.
The following items are available in the [Advanced settings] menu:
[Light sensor] – When enabled, the TV uses its built-in light sensor to adjust screen brightness automatically according to the ambient light. In a darker room, the screen brightness is reduced. In a brighter room, the screen brightness is increased.
[Auto PC Mode] – When enabled, the TV automatically selects the optimal settings for a PC connected via HDMI. If the signal frequency is 60 Hz or below, the TV switches to standard PC mode. If the signal frequency is above 60 Hz, the TV switches to gaming mode.
[Gamma] – Adjusts the tones between the bright and dark parts of the picture.
[Extension Settings] – The following options are available:
[AI-PQ] – Enhances picture quality using AI processing.
[Quick Media Switching] – Reduces the brief black screen that may appear when an HDMI device switches between video content with different frame rates, for example when changing between films, programmes or apps. This function is available only with compatible HDMI devices and supported content. If you experience picture instability or compatibility issues with a connected HDMI device, disable this function.
[Game Option] – The following options are available:
[ALLM] – Automatically enables a low-latency mode when a compatible HDMI gaming device is detected, helping to reduce input lag.
[VRR] – Matches the TV refresh rate to the frame rate of a compatible HDMI device, helping to reduce screen tearing and stuttering during gameplay.
[Information] – Displays the frame rate on the screen.
[Shadow Detail] – Adjusts detail visibility in dark areas of the picture.
[Dynamic Black Equalize] – Enhances visibility in dark scenes without overexposing bright areas. It uses intelligent APL (Average Picture Level) processing to help maintain a balance between visibility and overall picture quality.
If you experience picture instability, flickering or compatibility issues with a connected HDMI device, try disabling [VRR] or [ALLM].
[Color] – Opens advanced colour settings for adjusting picture quality.
[2 Points] – Expert settings for fine-tuning the colour accuracy of the picture.
[Color Space] – Allows you to switch between different colour space standards, which define the range of colours that the display can reproduce.
[3D LUT] – Advanced colour calibration setting used to improve colour accuracy. Intended mainly for professional calibration.
[Low Blue] – Reduces the amount of blue light emitted by the screen. Increasing this value may make the picture more comfortable to view in low-light conditions, but it may also change the colour appearance of the picture.
[Motion] – Opens settings related to motion processing and motion clarity.
[Real Cinema] – When enabled, this option disables motion compensation. This is recommended if you want to watch films at their original frame rate.
[Action Clarity] – Reduces ghosting and blur in fast-moving scenes by inserting additional frames between the original frames of the input content.
[Demo mode] – Displays a demonstration of the [De Judder] and [De Blur] motion compensation controls on the left or right side of the screen. The screen is divided into two parts, and the selected motion compensation settings are applied only to the selected side.
[Noise Reduction] – Filters and reduces picture noise.
[MPEG Noise Reduction] – Reduces block noise and mosquito noise caused by digital compression.
[Dynamic Contrast Control] – Automatically adjusts the luminance level of the picture signal to enhance contrast.
[Smooth Gradation] – Reduces colour banding that may appear in areas with subtle colour transitions.
[Local Contrast] – Enhances contrast in specific areas of the picture for improved visual impact.
[LD Level] – Adjusts the local dimming level by controlling the LED backlight zones. Higher settings can improve contrast, but may sometimes cause a halo effect around bright objects on dark backgrounds. When set to off, the entire backlight remains at one brightness level.
[Automatic playback optimization] – Dolby Vision feature that automatically selects the optimal picture mode according to Dolby Vision metadata, such as sports, film or news content. When this option is active, some picture modes may be greyed out because they are controlled by Dolby Vision metadata.
[Dolby Vision IQ User Calibration] – Dolby Vision IQ feature that allows certain picture quality parameters to be calibrated.
[Precision Detail] – Dolby Vision IQ feature that improves the visibility of details in darker and brighter parts of the scene.