Hi all
Just bought a Sharp Aquos LED TV, Model LC 40LE600E, and I am so far delighted with the picture quality - with one exception, namely, in certain scenes shot in poor light (dark rooms etc) the picture seems to dim down far too much and reacts to different camera angles so that the brightness is fluctuating annoyingly in a much more exaggerated way than an LCD TV.
Sorry, I'm not explaining this too well, but does anyone know what I mean? And any advice would be appreciated !
cheers
den

You have explained it perfectly it's called local dimming & is one of the flaws I'm afraid with LED sets, they turn off the LED's to improve blacks but you loose shaddow detail I'm afraid & many also find it very annoying like yourself

Hi paulr
Many thanks for your explanation. Something I'll just have to put up with !
Happy Christnas
den

Hi

The sharp LED models dont have a local dimming backlight they just use an array of leds which do not dim Independently.

There is a option in the sharp menu system called OPC turn that of its sharps automatic backlight control and also set picture mode to movie also.

Hi peahead
many thanks. I'll give that a try.
cheers and happy Xmas
den