How to Get the Best Picture Quality from Your HDTV. Feel like you aren’t getting the best picture from your shiny new TV? Want to make sure you’re watching movies as they were intended to be seen? Here’s what you need to know about HDTV picture quality, and how to adjust your set for the best image. Why TV’s Don’t Come with Optimal Picture Quality Most TVs are not designed to have the best picture quality out-of-the-box. Instead, they’re designed to be eye-catching in the showroom, next to other TVs under fluorescent lights. That means their backlight is as bright as possible, contrast is set so the image “pops”, sharpness is turned up way too high, and motion is ultra smooth.
However, most of these features are not ideal for your living room. For a long time, TVs used to come with these “vivid” settings out of the box, which is terrible for at-home viewing. Step One: Change Your TV’s Image Preset Most TVs come with different presets, like “Standard”, “Movie”, and “Vivid”, that use different combinations of settings. Speaking of which… Which Video Do You Choose? Tickly Pictures. Photo editor online - Pixlr.com edit image.
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Cropping To crop an image, select it and click on the crop image icon in the toolbar. Then drag the corners to your desired crop size and hit enter to make the crop. Applying masks To crop your image to a particular shape, apply a mask from the pull-down menu next to the crop icon. There are tons of shapes, arrows and callout designs to choose from, like the heart example below. Adding borders Add a border to your image by clicking on the line weight icon, and give it a little extra pop by changing the line color.
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