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Adjust Picture Settings on an LG Display

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Written by Andy Neil
Updated over a year ago

Introduction

This article provides step-by-step instructions on where to go to adjust picture settings on an LG display. It covers various adjustable parameters in the Picture Settings menu, allowing users to optimize their display for different viewing environments.

Instruction

  1. Access the Settings:

    1. Ensure you have an LG TV remote.

    2. Press the "Settings" button on the remote.

  2. Navigate to Display Settings:

    The following settings can be adjusted to suit your needs:

    1. Picture Mode: Select your preferred picture mode, or set the color temperature based on the viewing environments or content type.

    2. Mode: Select the best picture mode for your viewing environment and content type.

      Mall/QSR, General (User), Transportation, Education, Gov./Corp., APS (Auto Power Save), Expert, Calibration.

    3. Backlight: Adjust screen brightness by tuning the backlight.

      Higher values increase brightness.

    4. Adjust the difference between bright and dark areas of the screen.

      Higher values intensify the difference.

    5. Brightness: Adjust overall screen brightness.

      Higher values increase brightness.

    6. Sharpness: Adjust edge sharpness.

      Higher values increase the crispness and clarity of the image.

    7. Color: Adjust overall color.

      Higher values increase saturation.

    8. Tint: Adjust red and green color balance.

      Higher values increase the saturation of the color.

    9. Color Temperature: Set color temperature from warm to cool.

    10. Advanced Controls: Adjust screen settings for individual picture modes.

      1. Dynamic Contrast: Optimize contrast settings based on image brightness. (Off, Low, Medium, High)

      2. Dynamic Color: Adjust color and saturation for a more vivid image. (Off, Low, Medium, High)

      3. Preferred Color: Adjust skin tone, grass, and sky colors.

        Skin Color: Adjust skin tone colors.

        Grass Color: Adjust grass tone colors.

        Sky Color: Adjust sky-tone colors.

      4. Color Gamut: Set the range of colors that can be displayed. (Extended, Auto)

      5. Gamma: Adjust gamma settings to compensate for the brightness of the input signal. (Low, Medium, High1, High2)

    11. Aspect Ratio: Set the screen size and aspect ratio. (Full, Original)

    12. Rotation: Set your screen orientation for signages mounted in landscape or portrait to display on-screen menus and play your content.

      1. Screen Rotation: Modify the display orientation.

      2. External Input Rotation: Adjust rotation for external input sources.

    13. Advanced Setting: Set additional screen-related functions for your signage.

      1. Energy Saving: Control energy consumption by adjusting the screen brightness based on content, ambient illuminance, and time, or even turn off the screen.

        Note: Brightness control based on ambient lighting conditions may be available for some models only.

      2. Smart Energy Saving: Toggle Off, Toggle On.

      3. Brightness Control: Off, Minimum, Medium, Maximum.

      4. Brightness Scheduling: Toggle Off, Toggle On.

        When toggled on select Add Schedule.

        Under Add Schedule you will set the Schedule Time and the Backlight.

      5. HDMI IT Contents: Automatically set the Picture Mode using the HDMI IT data information. (Toggle Off/On)

    14. Picture Options: Adjust detailed settings to optimize the picture further.

      1. Noise Reduction: Remove irregular and erratic pixels for a clearer image. (Off, Low, Medium, High, Auto)

      2. MPEG Noise Reduction: Reduce noise from digital video signals. (Off, Low, Medium, High, Auto)

    15. Apply to All Inputs: Save the customized setting values to the currently selected picture mode for all inputs.

      Select Yes or No.

    16. Reset: Revert to default settings.

      Each picture mode must be reset individually.

      Please select the picture mode you want to reset.

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