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Hi, if you just got your new SHARP 60", 70",or 80" LED TV and are looking for some tweaks to dramatically improve the picture, here they are. Found on the remote itself, VIEW MODE: DOT FOR DOT Under PICTURE SETTINGS: AV MODE: USER OPC: OFF BACKLIGHT: 0 (STANDARD) CONTRAST: +28 BRIGHTNESS: 0 COLOR: -4 TINT: +4 SHARPNESS: +1 Under PICTURE SETTINGS ADVANCED COLOR TEMP: MIDDLE MOTION ENHANCEMENT: OFF ACTIVE CONTRAST: ON GAMMA ADJUSTMENT: +1 FILM MODE: STANDARD DIGITAL NOISE REDUCTION: OFF All other settings were left at the factory default. Please try these settings for yourself and I promise you will be pleased. If anyone can add to these please let us know. I love the fact it is an LED TV. And this model of Sharp TV (632u), happens to be the most energy efficient of all LCD TV's this size. An estimated cost of $20. per year. Sharp's 6th generation LCD is at this time the most advanced LCD made on the market today. Sharp is making the screen for the Pioneer Elite series of TV's, the long time reference standard. LED TV's are not only more energy efficient but they are much thinner too. Aren't you glad that we didn't opt to pay extra for the "240 Hz motion enhancement" only to have to turn it off? That fact alone gives me a double feeling of satisfaction with this TV. I would like to know a lot more about the LED bulbs though. I wonder if anyone can tell me if the LED's will last as long running at full lumens when compared to reduced lumens. (I believe they will) I would also like to know the typical life expectancy of this TV. I believe it is typically 50,000 hours but I have no hard facts on this. Let us know if you can. Good bye and enjoy!