While many viewers are aware that motion smoothing can ruin the cinematic experience, several other TV settings can also degrade picture quality. Vivid or Dynamic modes, often used in stores, enhance brightness and saturation, resulting in an unnatural viewing experience. Gamma settings, which affect brightness and shadow detail, should be adjusted according to the room's lighting; a higher setting is ideal for dark environments. Eco Mode, designed to save energy, limits brightness and color volume, which can compromise HDR performance. Additionally, overly high sharpness settings can create unwanted halos and noise, especially on 4K displays. For optimal viewing, consider switching to Cinema or Filmmaker modes and adjusting gamma to BT.1886 for better picture quality. Although changes may initially seem odd, they can transform your viewing experience into something extraordinary.