Samsung TU7000 TU8000 TU8500 2020 TV picture settings

[@sirqdoled1203]

Still the majority of people are buying budget models / mid range models not everyone has the money or need to buy top of the line . Glad they have a great channel that fulfill their needs too.

[@TVguyDarko]

Thanks Serge!

[@YoungElephant92]

Buying on sell

[@Josh-ph4te]

@@TVguyDarko whenever i put the brightness any number lower than the max 50, it creates this buzzing noise for me in 0 volume - Is this normal?

[@alxnd_r6345]

90% people dont need some oled/qled high referesh rate tv-s. These standard 4k tvs are perfectly fine and pretty modern. Even the full hd 43 is perfectly fine for television and some media streaming

[@nooch5lover]

I’m not happy with my new Samsung 4K 8 series TV. THE 4K is phenomenal but that’s not what cable provides. Football games look terrible in action. My older Samsung HD 8series from 2012 has a 100x better picture than this 2020 version except the 4K video. Idk? Why. The hertz? Is different 240 vs 120 is the only thing I believe is different. Unless I’m totally unaware of these 2 being completely different technologies I wouldn’t get this one again.

[@juanvarleta2558]

Here is another thank you for an excellent and thorough walk through. I’ve had my 7000 for a week and had been fiddling with the settings without being completely satisfied. Your suggestions have made all the difference. Network and local programming now looks like it should and my own video has a naturalness that wasn’t there before. This TV has a lot to offer for the price and now I’m finally glad I got it.

[@TVguyDarko]

Glad it helped!

[@christophersohrabi4610]

Hey thank u.im resetting my tv right now.everyone with this tv should watch this

[@kavinhaze]

@@TVguyDarko my Samsung smart tv 7 series has a purple pink hue when watching Netflix or KZbin what should I do also I can't seem to sign into my building wifi with username and password

[@ethanberry9846]

I can never get my head around why so many love movie mode and the warm 2 setting, everything looks flat, skin tones and objects look hazy yellow, I really don't see the benefits of seeing natural colours and accurate whites on these settings,

[@anime_link2264]

I found dynamic to be the best option even if it’s not the best technicaly speaking. I really like the bright vibrant colors with the settings you used but with dynamic instead of movie.

[@Imbauttakum]

This is an outdated video

[@frvnkie.g]

​@@Imbauttakumdo you have a link to an update one?

[@cadaverdog2010]

Hi have an 85" Samsung TU8000 series. Of lates the tv started to behave erratic. I was getting a bright screen today and without warning it will go very dim hardly making out anything. I made contact with Samsung and they tried to assist me as much as they could or should. Anyway I started to google my problem and after doing some searching your tv settings on KZbin came up. I inserted your tweak settings and walla, I now have a brand new tv. The settings are on point and working flawlessly. Thanks my brother for your assistance.

[@choppedandscrewedcustoms]

Picking mine up tomorrow morning I will be using this video for setting references

[@mle.8414]

Thank you so much! My tv finally looks great! I've had it since May and haven't been satisfied after messing with settings and only ever getting mediocre quality. I'm so grateful! Thanks for taking the time to make this!!!

[@supercarsssv5226]

thanks for the tips, i kept all of yr settings except for 2---- i put gamma on 2.2 and picture mode back to standard and really loving the change -movie mode made it bit dull and less color

[@stevenpadin-aquinop.e.154]

exactly what I think.

[@munmun-rw3ny]

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[@Paul-gk1zy]

I have the tu8507 and I found your video very helpful. I've been swapping and changing settings for days now and was never satisfied with the results so I followed your advice but changed a couple of settings. I put the gamma up to 2.2 and preferred warm1 and I think I have a picture I'm happy with. I think part of the problem was I had my old TV for years set to dynamic and I got so used to it that anything else seemed too dull.

[@romanjosipovic6858]

hello, I'm using 65tu8509 and I would like to use setting for dynamic picture. Witch expert settings you recommend... please writed down the steps tnx

[@Paul-gk1zy]

@@romanjosipovic6858 hi, it was my old TV that I had on dynamic, the settings are different on the newer TV that I have now. I have since changed my TV settings to standard as I was never totally happy with the new filmmaker mode. Maybe give the standard mode a chance, I found the dynamic on this TV very harsh. Too bright and too much colour which ends up with you losing a lot of picture detail, for example, a snow covered mountain scene would be overly bright and detail lost. I can give you the settings I'm using on standard if you want to give it a try.

[@kaykay1kc]

my gamma function is greyed out/not available. how do i access it?

[@lego_minifig]

For those interested in using this (TU7000) as a monitor for your PC and you dabble in creative software, make sure to turn off most of the eco friendly settings that adjust brightness based on your environment. This will prevent you from getting the optimal brightness in a dark working environment. After calibration with my spider elite X. I was able to acheive 76% of AdobeRGB and 99% sRGB after calibration. This trades blows with my XP-PEN 22E Pro in color accuracy within 1%. Not as good as my Pixio PX275h with its 89% AdobeRGB, but still fairly nice for a TV that wasnt designed for graphic work.

[@TVguyDarko]

Great, thanks for sharing!

[@catsfred]

this is SO helpful. i could not figure out how to turn off motion smoothing, and this walked me through that-- and more!! thank you :)

[@MaryJiron1]

What time exactly?

[@TheBest-pd9hz]

@@MaryJiron1 Did you buy this tv? If so, is it good for gaming on the ps4?

[@tdry2123]

@@TheBest-pd9hz yes ps4 pro look nice

[@TheBest-pd9hz]

@@tdry2123 Thanks

[@This-country-sucks-4]

Everyone, keep cookies at movie and warm, Me, it's all red asf

[@smileforeverever]

I have 8000 series and just make the same settings...thank you so much amazing settings really

[@TVguyDarko]

You’re welcome :)

[@smileforeverever]

@@TVguyDarko I have Samsung 8072 50 inch...i did evrything you said...but could you please check if i did not make mistake...about 8072 tv ?

[@joseper1985]

I find warm 2 too yellowish... The menu options (selected) don't look white but yellowish... Is this correct? I have the 55tu8000 model

[@smileforeverever]

@@joseper1985 i dont know...if you find the best picture setting please answer me here...I have 35 contrast...warm2...gamma 1.8...and brightness 45

[@Josh-ph4te]

@@smileforeverever when u put brightness at 45, does it create this buzzing noise for u in 0 volume?

[@marsdencarl89]

I can confirm, I've just installed the 1302.5 update on my 65" TU7000 and it has 100% fixed all the HDR issues with this TV when watching anything in hdr

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey, which issues did you have? Too dark picture?

[@marsdencarl89]

@@TVguyDarko yes picture was too dark

[@22ayale]

Where did you get that update?? I have 1301

[@brando3342]

Andrew Yale Mine has 1301 as well. On Samsung.com/support you can find 1301.5 via USB install. I haven't tried it, but I'm thinking about it.

[@22ayale]

Ya my HDR is darker also. I spoke to Samsung support and of course they know nothing about 1302.5. They said there's no difference between 1301 and 1301.5. I was gonna usb it, but my wall mount makes it difficult

[@louissposato4539]

Thank you so much for your information it’s very helpful I always look for you first on KZbin when it comes to adjusting my televisions great job thank you

[@TVguyDarko]

You are so welcome!

[@jericoba]

Wow, finally someone changed "brightness" so the name makes sense. The original, old brightness function should be renamed if it's still there.

[@cerstin12]

Thanks so much! My new Samsung TU7020 arrived with that horrible Soap opera effect and nothing to just called Auto Motion Plus setting! Thankfully with your advice I can now bear watching!

[@TVguyDarko]

I fully understand you regarding the soap opera effect! I’m glad this video helped you!

[@justinw7323]

I stick my TV on standard turn the Eco lighting thing off and crank the brightness to max turn sharpness off keep the temp as standard so colors are accurate. And use the 2.2 setting for added brightness. Keep the color level and contrast levels the same.

[@TVguyDarko]

Thanks for sharing.

[@SheldonGoh]

Excellent tips - thanks so much!

[@BeatlesFanSonia]

My TV is getting delivered tomorrow! I’m glad I saw this video today! Thank you!

[@vanhalen4life1]

How is it?

[@E_Stew]

Movie mode makes everything look like it was shot through a DSLR camera...And that's a good thing. 👍🏾😎

[@jorgelvs30]

Just purchased this TV and the tutorial was very well explained 👏. Thanks

[@stellarwind1946]

One important setting he missed was HDMI black level. Only beef I have.

[@danmeme7740]

So my tu8000 either goes completely dark on game mode or completely bright out of no where. Eco is off. Its usually fine but after I get out of the menu or the xbox sits for a while it weirds out until I change the source and then come back to it.

[@SquidCena]

Is adaptive lighting turned off?

[@kylenunnelley1482]

Thanks so much helped alot tremendously I have the 8000 it's a beautiful tv great pic quality great sound it's amazing thank you again

[@TVguyDarko]

Glad it helped!

[@vb8428]

Are these settings ok for that model?

[@FairBeautyEssentials]

Hey. 💜Thank you. Hugs🤗 How do i fix color on my 50” inch TU7000 whenever I am watching Netflix? Certain movies (or shows) on Netflix are so dark. It drives me crazy. I have played around with the settings and I cannot figure out how to brighten up Netflix on my Samsung TV.

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey Fair Beauty! Thanks for your message and for watching my content. Yes, many people complain about images being too dark, especially with HDR content. If you've already applied recommendations from this video (using Movie picture mode) and you Brightness is maxed out, then you can also try adjusting Gamma control as well as Shadow control. If you need further brightness increase, use Contrast Enhancer - it is not ideal solution since it will artificially boost contrast, but you can try it as a compromise to see more details in the image. Let me know how this works out.

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey, since I'm getting similar question I made a video explaining the settings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mILKaq15j8l_qsU

[@Imbauttakum]

Update: in 2021 there’s now a dynamic mode so that’s the way to go, miles better

[@TVguyDarko]

Dynamic picture preset?

[@maksyma]

@@TVguyDarko do you still recommend Movie mode with this preset? Some people say this preset is outdated because there is Dynamic now and it looks better. I personally like both of the modes on my TU8500.

[@hamajangz9586]

Movie mode is the only one that disables local dimming. I agree the picture looks a bit washed out and dynamic is definitely brighter and more vibrant but the colors are less accurate so you have to decide what you want

[@somebody69747]

Thank you for this! Regarding gaming I checked playing on both movie mode and game mode. In movie mode there's a small increase in fps and in game mode there's increase in graphics

[@Spawny500]

Prefer Dynamic on my Samsung 86 inch. Otherwise makes the pic look like a projector screen. Use Dynamic all the time.

[@TVguyDarko]

If you like it…

[@ufukozen8885]

So if i use gamma2.2 the 'brightnessproblem' is solved?

[@cruise0074]

Hi I’ve just got this tv, what do you think of the shadow detail? I’m not sure if -2 looks better for gaming. Seems avoid that grey look? What do you think

[@josecardenas6300]

Best settings for gaming?

[@sirducksworthythe3rd842]

I actually think warm 1 and standard both look better then warm 2 honestly tu8000, which I have

[@LL-94]

Great video! FILMMAKER picture mode added since this. Should we use that mode for watching films and just transfer across the settings from this video?

[@TVguyDarko]

Hello Luke - yes, I saw it and it behaves just like Movie mode - only backlight is lower to hit 100 nits. You can adjust it the same way as Movie.

[@ABN6565]

I buy the lower end Samsung Model Televisions. I adjust the settings and as far as local Dimming, these Televisions don't it. It's better to watch as much things as you can from The Hub out even better the New Google or Firestick 4k. The 7000 through 9000 series it's just not that much difference in picture quality. I will say these Televisions out perform other brands in their price range but again your eyes may tell you otherwise. I just don't see it and I had them all. The closest is TCL Series 4. I buy a TV every year and sell my current TV. I've always saved money by doing things catching good sales and will make some of the money back selling my current TV. Samsung Qled TVs are off the chain. LG Oled TVs definitely hold it's own as well. But you're going to pay for it. I'm not paying over a 1,000 for a tv. Thanks for video

[@nomamesgueyseisnueve]

Just purchased the 7 series thank you for this video!

[@gayolyguy]

Thank You for your assist.. Great tutorial as to how to resolve my issue

[@amrooo20122]

amazing video , i have a tu8000 but the luminance/backlight is not bright enough even at 50 ,i need to turn off the lights to eliminate reflection, is there a way to increase it

[@TVguyDarko]

Thanks! You can also adjust gamma to make the image brighter.

[@XxSprayMilkxX]

What's your settings for HDR?

[@mrnarason]

There is a reason why he didn't give settings for HDR

[@mazvydas5438]

@@mrnarason which is?

[@mrnarason]

@@mazvydas5438 These tvs can't get bright enough to output HDR, looks the same as SDR or worse. Look at rting reviews.

[@rampantknight]

@@mrnarason can you turn hdr off on the tu8000?

[@ILTOURS]

Thank you very much I bought 75 TU8000 following your recommendation because the colors are fine I already have a more amazing old Samsung I wish... new would be the same beauty of colors I see mostly in a dark room Thanks so much for the review IL

[@johnathanjhonson4262]

Should i use sharpness on 1080p content? For example base ps4 games , at 0 sharpness images looks soft. Great video btw

[@TVguyDarko]

Yes, you can freely adjust sharpness if you want.

[@marcomaresca1752]

I have a smart TV Samsung TU8000, in the settings doesn't make me Adjust some Settings( such as gamma And other things) what do you advise me to do?

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey, that depends on the type of the input signal. If it is not available that means that it is not applicable for that type of the signal.

[@marcomaresca1752]

Thank you very much

[@Niall893]

Very helpful video, thanks 🤙🏼

[@TVguyDarko]

Glad it was helpful!

[@xxEpicx]

Thank you for the tips 🔥

[@TVguyDarko]

Anytime - thanks for watching!

[@justinw7323]

I opened my series 8 tv 43 inch for Christmas today a few days early

[@Theturbobooster]

😊

[@greyallanfrancelizo1873]

thanks what a life savior

[@TVguyDarko]

Glad to be of help!

[@danf9779]

For my Samsung (movies) this is great tips! Thanks 👍 Friend!

[@TVguyDarko]

Thanks!

[@lukelmaooooo]

8:04 how do i bring my color accuracy in game mode to movie mode like youve shown here

[@TVguyDarko]

How to get best color accuracy in Game mode on your Samsung TV?

[@tylerbecker4147]

How do you turn on HDR for just watching regular TV? Also great video this was and very helpful.

[@SmackingTuna]

@Saquon Barkley Is The Man 26 is it that bad?? I bought a 75 inch thinking the hdr was good for PS4 pro gaming? I can not exchange it now so I hope its not bad enough to throw the remote to the TV.

[@doom6787]

@@SmackingTuna it changes a lot in Gaming, i reccomend to turn it on on the ps4 settings Settings>screen>resolution(use the maximum)>turn on HDR

[@Gamerhopper]

@@SmackingTuna hey bro do u have dimming issue when playing ps4 hdr games ? Like brightness auto up n down!!

[@AJRacing]

How do I make the screen size function available? It won't let me change the screen size.

[@lynahbechillin4842]

Me either I can’t change my “Picture Size Settings”? when I click on it, it say’s “This function isn’t available”. How do I make it available? Someone please help us.

[@mcddetectrespect.7467]

Thanks for an excellent tutorial, I have just bought the Samsung au 9000 and have it set to film mode and colours are great except for green which when watching soccer or anything with grass in it looks Very light and blown out, any suggestions.thanks.

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey, see if adjusting Gamma value would help tone the picture down. Is Color gamut set to Auto?

[@Adrianh75]

Thank you Darko!

[@TVguyDarko]

You're welcome!

[@jerryellis4518]

Thanks Darko!! NOW I'm loving the TU7000 and what a dramatic difference in clarity 🙇🏼‍♂️ Factory settings were making me motion sick 🤢

[@TVguyDarko]

Awesome, glad to hear you can now relax and enjoy your TV in a proper way.

[@carcass85]

Film mode looks like poo lol I got the 7 series 55 inch and got the dynamic on and set the high contrast to high because low dims the tv and I just tried your way and my tv doesn't even look like that... I don't get it

[@TVguyDarko]

Perhaps you have light sensor turned on?

[@Jako101]

Warm looks like dog shit

[@wauliepalnuts6134]

*_HVALA TI, KUME._*

[@TVguyDarko]

Nema na cemu, Veliki Richard!

[@saudsh9043]

Can you please do the best settings for ps4 ? It really dark in hdr

[@davidclixby5840]

Saud sh update the tv.

[@DannyoRaiden]

Change hdr in PS4 system in settings

[@omaratef868]

@@davidclixby5840 did 1302.5 update fix the issue??

[@niloxxbautista1269]

Tu800 is not hdr capable right? Im so disappointed.

[@NukeDukemHoes]

Is hdr automatically on or do I have to turn on that hgig setting ...Nd why is the hgig setting blocked off and says “this function is not available?

[@veeravparbhoo7076]

Same

[@nooch5lover]

Me2

[@cobalt-snake6125]

Would you recommend putting the TV in PC Mode when gaming or is Game Mode the better option?

[@duxnihilo]

Where's PC mode?

[@MrYolrs]

@@duxnihilo you press input and then renoun the hdmi to pc

[@arontouchet720]

I’ve been watching your videos.

[@sharond5854]

Darko, what settings would you recommend for PC Mode, when the TU7000/8000 is being used as a monitor with a computer? There is only Standard and Dynamic mode available, and the settings are limited. Just bought myself the 7000 during Black Friday sales, and currently trying to get the best image I can in PC mode. Thanks!

[@dnbm3]

You can't. Is a tv not a monitor

[@lego_minifig]

@@dnbm3 TVs still serve a purpose for PCs hence why there has been a PC mode built into them for years now. In my case I use one as a 3rd monitor mounted on my wall to increase productivity. A TV is preferable in this case since it large, further away, and above my primary monitor. In regards to the initial question, I have had some decent color accuracy on standard mode with the Eco modes turned off. The eco modes adjust the brightness depending on the environment and by default they are too dim for optimal colors in a dark environment (at least according to my SpyderX Elite). Also make sure the color warmth is neutral and not cool or warm. After calibration I achieved 99% sRGB color accuracy and 76% AdobeRGB coverage. I used mostly the default settings in the TV except the brightness which I had to increase. After the software color adjustment layer it tones down the blues slightly and boosts the vibrancy of the reds slightly.

[@JahRankin]

You'll have to go into TV settings and change the source (name/type) from PC to another type of format then all the options will become available to adjust TB settings

[@fm5design643]

Thanks! Saved a lot of time!

[@K_ingh16]

Hi, isn't warm 2 too yellow?

[@anthonyc5591]

On HDR content do I change settings or leave it how it is. I'm using movie settings

[@SmackingTuna]

I bought a 75 inch Samsung Tu7000 for my PS4 pro.. Does this TV actually use HDR?? I know it is using UHD but I bought it for HDR for gaming. Then I heard 50 in is different then the 75 inch and I hope I didn't buy the wrong TV.. Thank you for sharing

[@darkman7731]

Hey, do you also have HDR problems in PS4? I have 55TU8000 and PS4 not the pro though but I have HDR problems as well!

[@attiqmalik421]

I recently bought 55tu7000 spend almost 700$ and the panel display not like extra ordinary just ok only

[@gopzgopzy1100]

You paid too mucn

[@attiqmalik421]

@@gopzgopzy1100 price here in pakistan almost 720$

[@cellrnd2374]

Hi & thanks, I sat for more than 2 hours with the tu7100 and tu8000, and my impression was the tu8000 had hyped up reds, I went back and forth again and again and I could see it, not only in the 43 inch models but also on the bigger ones, which is interesting since I am really not sure they use the same panels, Would love to hear your thoughts on these points.

[@andwian]

IMHO yes, you are correct

[@schifoso]

It's hard to get rid of. Decrease the colour value and also play with the white balance.

[@yzintheworks2099]

For me personally game mode looks best for gaming because it gets rid of the judder, and minimal lag. For netflix in my opinion, having the motion smoothing in effect makes it look wayy smoother. Anyone else feel the same?

[@xikon93]

Darko, when you show games (The Last of Us 2 there), there is something on the screen. Looks like diamond-shaped filters on the screen. Zoom in and you will see it. Is there some kind of image artifacts on this tv's screen or is it the KZbin compression? I'm asking because I have a Sony X720E 49' and I sit close enough to see horizontal lines all over the screen. I'm about to give TU 7000 a go, bit I want a clean image. :l

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey Francisco - the cause of that effect on some of the shots is caused by the camera and its aperture size. I only noticed it after I made the videos, as the monitor on GH5 camera is too small to notice it. In reality the image is clear and no such artifact can be seen. Horizontal lines on your Sony TV - that's very strange - do you have some photo so that I can see it? You can send it at [e-mail].

[@unusuariomas8070]

@@TVguyDarko Hello, first of all, excuse me for the bad English, sot from South America, I am about to buy a TU7000gxpe and I would like to know if it brings other than the Judger brings the blur? 2.and I want you to explain this to me please too what is this? MR120 (MR100 for UY, PY) this appears on the samsumg page in the specifications in the movement index part Well thanks for reading xdd

[@xikon93]

@@TVguyDarko Hi Darko. Thanks for the answer. Sadly, I just traded my Sony with a cousin. I can't take a picture to send you. My cousin said she could not see anything wrong with the TV, so we traded TVs. The lines were strange ans could be seen on very bright scenes. They were not too thin, but not too thick too, and were specially visible when moving cameras in games, for example. :l

[@catrat1967]

Great video, helped allot! Thank you Darko!

[@leogros6379]

Does this samsung tv have wide fit and screen fit in the picture display settings like the older models? Like older models have picture size 16.9, 4.3, wide fit, screen fit and zoom? Does this tv have the same thing as the older models? Like older models had screen adjustment setting in the picture settings.

[@RAHULJAISWAL-zi2iw]

Please make one video on how to enable developer option in samsung tu8000 tv.

[@hartmanpeter]

Is it possible to change the overscan settings on the TU8000? Using the Lightning Digital AV Adapter from Apple, a black border is seen around the image. I know I can adjust the zoom, but it doesn’t eliminate the border completely. Thanks for the video and thanks in advance!

[@user-xp9so1un5w]

Pozdrav Darko,da li ova kalibracija vazi isto i za TU 8500 model iz ove godine?Namjeravam uskoro da ga kupim pa me zanima.. Hvala

[@TVguyDarko]

Pozdrav - da, isti savjeti vrijede.

[@user-xp9so1un5w]

@@TVguyDarko Hvala veliko,javim utiske i lijep pozdrav 👍👍

[@Saphir3000]

Can you please do a video on the new Filmmaker Mode that suddenly appeared in my settings. I used this video to configure my picture settings but now I'm not sure if I should just switch since it claims to be the most accurate. It definitely looks different though so I'd really like to hear your thoughts..

[@veeravparbhoo7076]

Same

[@winwincsk]

Thank you for the video

[@TVguyDarko]

You're welcome!

[@mickbrache]

Very Helpfull thank you very much

[@TheDoctorDetective]

Great video. Helped me understand the lack of backlight option and what shadow detail is on this TV. Do you recommend changing the gamma or shadow detail for HDR content?

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey Andrew - I did not change it for my viewing, but if you want, feel free to adjust it (especially gamma control to adjust overall brightness).

[@ultimatezeno3449]

I TRIED THESE SETTINGS ON MY 65 INCH SAMSUNG 4K TV AND IT LOOKS TERRIBLE.

[@TVguyDarko]

Hi - which picture presets have you been using until now?

[@TheToshiba86]

I don't like movie mode. For me movie mode makes the picture look dull dirty....gives the picture a muddy tone appearence. My preferences are Dynamic or Natural with high contrast....bright colourful picture.

[@leslierobtduncan7823]

Have used your Samsung adjustments for many TV's with excellent results, Thankyou. I have a dilemma to solve, have a new laptop ( Dell XPS 15 ) plan to buy Samsung 43" tv as monitor. Thinking QN43Q60T What model do you recommend? and are there Samsung models using Displayport connection rather than HDMI. Is HDMI adequate for reasonable resolution accuracy. This is for photo display and editing. Hobby photographer.

[@alvinalgarin1122]

On my Samsung 70 inch tv I only have one option for the gamma and that’s set at ST.2084 all the other options say the function is not available how would I turn that on I already rest my picture to default but it’s still says function not available.

[@tylerwood3135]

Can anyone recommend the best settings for live sports?

[@pauldavies7519]

Yeah second that maybe a video on sound options

[@TheeRobc5000]

If you still are curious I’ll post mine opinion once I test

[@rafaelantoniodavid2410]

@@TheeRobc5000 yes please do!

[@alexo1226]

Thank you

[@LXTPHOENIX]

Hi I'm searching in 43 size tv can you suggest me which tv is top end in that size.

[@vb8428]

Enjoying Samsung Tu8000

[@martyhynes6480]

Hi thank you for your video I found it very helpful I have one question tho. I have the 65 tu8507 But I fine going from left to right it has bad blur. Who a better hdmi fix this? And going up and down it some times have like a wave (like bad refresh rate) going thru it.

[@TVguyDarko]

Hi Marty - thanks for the comment! Could you let me know if this bad blur is visible on all content or only on some?

[@Paul-gk1zy]

Did you solve this problem? I'm asking because I have the same TV and have noticed the same problem.

[@arontouchet720]

Last night my niece had my remote when I got home and she had the setting on dynamic I told her to put it on movie mode.

[@danesh103]

Thank you for the review .So helpful . I have a question . Does this TV have PIP feature ? PIP (Picture in picture) is a function that allows you to watch two programmes simultaneously. This means you can watch a TV channel and a picture received from another external video source (e.g. DVD, Set-top box, PC) at the same time. One source will be displayed on the full television screen and the other will be displayed in a small inset window.

[@andwian]

No

[@shelton.nobles]

I think so

[@matteobonomi9306]

hi great darko thank you for you work i have a question for you this tv dont have the two option for the movement sentting is correct?i see one setting is motion blur missing?i want buy this tv but i afraid for this what is your advice ? thank :)

[@masfishing1]

Thank you for making this video. Question. If I change my TU7000 to movie mode, do I still have to go into the expert saving and make all the changes I watched you do or does movie mode do that for me?

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey Mike! Movie and Filmmaker mode will do most of it, but still I would advise that you fine tune brightness, white level and motion.

[@masfishing1]

@@TVguyDarko Thank you for the clarification. I will do both like you showed in your excellent video.

[@season6ix153]

Thank you!

[@TVguyDarko]

You're welcome!

[@samirisaacyuh2248]

How do I get a background similar to your maps? U just showed what the different setting does dude

[@EmanuelEichholz]

I am also curious. any answer?

[@Nando.M1]

@@EmanuelEichholz he probably pressed pause on a video in the background

[@matthewholt9501]

Is there anyway you could give me the correct settings for the samsung NU6900 series please 🙏

[@CEE80]

does this work with a Samsung TU700D? great content!

[@TVguyDarko]

Thanks - yes, it works as these are the same models.

[@Vinicius-fg6md]

Thank You!

[@TVguyDarko]

You’re welcome!

[@robmadrigal714]

I have a Samsung tv tu7000 model 2021. What settings should I use to watch Blu ray or 4k movies only?? Help!

[@smokebonde9943]

When I put the TV in Movie mode and Warm2 color tone, the colors look too warm especially in animation. I left mine as Standard mode and Neutral Color Tone. Is that okay?

[@matthewnelson8385]

Are you asking permission? All these settings are starting points that you can adjust to what looks the best to you...

[@sirducksworthythe3rd842]

I find movie works just fine for gaming honestly

[@TVguyDarko]

Yes, you can also play games in Movie mode. Input lag is higher, but for many of us it is still acceptable. Many years ago I went to a guy owning Panasonic high end LCD TV that was playing FIFA in Professional mode with input lag of over 200 ms. He was more than happy with the response in that mode :).

[@dotodotivan]

Pozdrav Imam jednu dilemu,dal kupiti jeftiniji model TV tipa Samsung UE85AU7100 ili laser TV Hisense 100L5F-B12? Ko ima/pravi kvalitetniju sliku?

[@jeansilvaTC369]

I have the TU8000 that I use with a PS4 PRO and with this calibration the games are very blurred! should I use sharpness at 0 or the default10?

[@Linksoer]

I also found 0 to be too blurry, try 5

[@realityn9829]

Have you noticed as well that the flickering on the screen happens only with specific games (TLOU 2 is one of them) whereas other games don't have it at all. That's something thag bugs me with this TV...

[@ibzmav]

After the latest firmware update, does the problem still occur?

[@Gamerhopper]

Flickering on the screen when playing hdr supported games , Try any old sdr games u wont see any issue...its the global dimming on the tv kicks in with HDR content

[@solotravelermart]

Got a new 8k tv and sadly movie mode looks terrible even with adjustment. I find natural best my room is quite dark the colours are perfect not too dark not too light over saturated

[@TVguyDarko]

Hey, I fully understand you first impressions about the Movie mode. I recommend that you watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3uod6hogpenqpo

[@solotravelermart]

@@TVguyDarko movie mode is the worst lol not for ny tv don't matter how much you tune it