Dave, while the photos may look great on that TV, tread warily... the colour temperature, saturation, brightness, contrast and sharpening settings on these TVs - especially straight out of the box - are usually set to give a massive amount of unrealstic "punch" and the reproduction you'll see isn't an accurate representation. What looks great on your TV probably won't look great to others on their PCs / Macs - at the very least, it will look considerably different. If you're just going to view photos, it's fine - but if you're critically reviewing them, you'd be wise to get hold of a TV calibration DVD to help get all of the settings just right. It takes about 20 minutes and is well worth the effort
Last edited by BigMackCam; 06-22-2016 at 03:18 AM.