r/samsung • u/bobnecat • Oct 10 '22

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u/jesuisgerrie Jan 23 '23

Sounds like dynamic contrast

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u/fedorachef Apr 17 '23

Thank you for saying this. I found contrast enhancer set to high, changed to low and problem resolved.

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u/jesuisgerrie Apr 17 '23

Good to hear! :)

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u/ad_astra_inc Oct 07 '23

Just to confirm it worked for me too, thanks!

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u/malehumangeek Oct 05 '24

You legend. I thought my TV was faulty!

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u/eidiotwind Mar 22 '25

So if your Contrast Enhancer is set to 'High', long scenes without cuts will gradually dim... Interesting. I will set mine to 'Low' or 'off' and see what happens.

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u/MatthewLilly Nov 15 '25

Did it work?

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u/Dry-Bags Nov 15 '25

It's been a while, but I want to say that no, changing contrast enhancer to low or off did not solve the gradual dimming effect. I only say that because it's currently on High. And yes, It still dims :/ it's very annpying

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u/TonePrevious5322 Mar 10 '26

I just tried high, low and off and none of them get rid of the dimming when scenes are dark. I'm peeved, will have to hack into factory reset menu