for an older relative: Is the brightness adjustment intuitive or some confusing multi-button menu tree?
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The menu is certainly not intuitive. However, it's simple enough to figure out quite quickly. You may need the help of the manual/diagram the first couple of times.
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Everything is pretty much easy! But I'm 19 as well so what might be easier for me might be a little more complicated for an older individual. But yes you can adjust the tilt of the monitor easily. It has really good view angle so you may not even have to tilt it. That and the brightness is easy its touch but it is all on the panel of the monitor
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If you look at power save options you can adjust the brightness I believe. I had similar issues, but the brightness is usually enough in power save mode that I don't have an issue with it.
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It has a tail switch. The button on the side switches between brightness levels.
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Acutally it has 5 levels of brightness. You can adjust it by yourself. Well, of course level 5 is very bright. I use level 1. That's perfect for me.
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Has anyone else tried the "bright" mode trick? Any comments on the difference...
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Here are some settings I found that might help you out: Main Picture Menu: - Picture Mode: Movie (set this before any of the rest!!) - Backlight: 10-20 (based on preference and ambient light in room, you can change this at the end to your liking) - Contrast: 100 - Brightness: 52 - Sharpness: 60 - Color: 51 - Tint: G50/R50 (center) - Picture Size: Screen Fit (otherwise you could very well lose some pixels) Advanced Settings: - Dynamic Contrast: Off - Black Tone: off - Flesh Tone: -5 - RGB Only Mode: Off - Color Space: Custom --- Red: 61, 0, 0 --- Green: 0, 50, 0 --- Blue: 0, 8, 54 --- Yelow: 89, 77, 0 --- Cyan: 0, 50, 50 --- Magenta: 53, 0, 50 - White Balanace: --- R-Offset: 23 --- G-Offset: 18 --- B-Offset: 22 --- R-Gain: 22 --- G-Gain: 31 --- B-Gain: 26 - Gamma: +1 - 10p White Balance: Off (trust me, not worth it!! Unless you have a professional calibration tool) Picture options: - Color Tone: Warm2 - Digital Clean View: Auto - MPEG Noice Filter: Off (removes details from many scenes) - HDMI Black Level: Low - Auto Motion Plus: Standard - Cinema Black: Medium
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Try this: go to "settings" (upper-left of the arrows)....use right arrow to get to Brightness, further right arrows to adjust,use OK, then "EXIT".
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These are the settings I currently have: Standard Picture Mode Backlight 14 Contrast 80 Brightness 50 Sharpness 60 Color 50 Black Tone Dark Dynamic Contrast Off Shadow Detail 0 Gamma 0 Expert Pattern Off RGB Mode Off Edge Enhancement On Motion Lighting Off LED Motion Plus On Auto Motion Plus Standard
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Yes, if you go to the settings icon, you can access a menu which allows you to set the brightness of the display.
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Screen Menu &gt; System &gt; General &gt; Light Effect ..then simply choose the option you prefer
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There is a small indentation on the front of the base (a couple of inches from the bottom) that you can tap to achieve the brightness you want--though it is not the type of button that presses "in."
534363
Yes, there's a "Bright" button and a "Dim" button at the top of the control.
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In the Main Menu You can adjust sensitivity. Also in Options menu you can change Device and Buttons.. Long Menu but worth Looking into for References.
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Yes, there are 7 brightness levels, plus several other effects you can cycle through.
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Six to 8 years ago, there was a prior model that had three levels of brightness and multiple LEDs. However they redesigned the 95-112w and it currently has one LED and no adjustments at all. ON/OFF is all you get. Well if you put old batteries in it, I am sure you can experience a lower light output, but that's not practical.
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There is an option called CATS, turn it off {menu-->Picture, scroll down to C.A.T.S.} When set on it adjusts the screens brightness according to the ambient light
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if you touch it, it toggles back and forth between OFF and the previously set brightness. If you hold it, it changes brightness. It will always be a little confusing to those not used to it.