Picture is bad
Yes more detail is definitely needed, however not ignoring may keep someone else from getting a solution they need so...
Whenever someone's television is displaying a bad picture the order of troubleshooting at home is first source, next signal, then service (what I like to call the three S's).
Personally, in your case natedoggs, I think it is a settings issue. Sometimes I see the pictures on some of these in the store and I frown :( thinking that no one is going to purchase a television with a picture like that even though it is a good television. So, the first thing I do is change the picture mode based on what is being shown.
Samsung's choices are standard, dynamic, natural, movie, game, custom...
I also try turning on/off/high/low the Eco dimming and the dynamic contrast.
If that still doesn't work, I tweak each of the settings until I am pleased. (Then reset picture settings if all else fails).
Back to everyone else: Source - check each device that is attached to the television to make sure you get a bad picture from all of them.
Setting - If all the sources show a bad picture, then do some tweaking like I recommended to natedoggs above
Service - If you are absolutely certain it is not one of the devices or the myriad of settings choices these days, you may have a service issue :(
Posted on Oct 09, 2012
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