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I own a Frame, and the normal viewing mode does have a very slight brightness adjustment that is automatic, I think I turned that on. It's not as dramatic as th
by blakes 6y ago
I own a Frame, and the normal viewing mode does have a very slight brightness adjustment that is automatic, I think I turned that on. It's not as dramatic as the Art Mode setting.
The art mode dimming is very good, it has tricked every single visitor I've had in my living room, they always say nice painting. Then their minds are blown when it's revealed it's a TV. It's very convincing at first glance.
Problem is showing personal images, it does not do as good of a job. I think it uses the same settings as other inputs.
- detaro 6y agoAww, that's what I feared after the reviews always just raved about the art mode. If it doesn't even work so well for imported images, even worse. Well, that's one expensive toy expense saved I guess.
- zhoujianfu 6y agoAlso, my frame at least has some kind of broken internal Wifi.. so using it as a tv with the internal apps is annoying, I have to almost daily factory reset it to get it to reconnect to our (otherwise fine) WiFi and stream stuff... :/
- blakes 6y agoAh yes I turned off all the "smart" features I could. I don't trust Samsung with anything. I use a Chromecast for streaming needs, it's very reliable.
- jonhendry18 6y agoI would bet the art mode pictures are analyzed somehow to optimize the settings, or the settings are hand-tuned for each picture. Not applying art mode to arbitrary user pictures removes the risk of them making art mode look bad, when art mode is pretty much the main reason to buy this TV over another.
- detaro 6y agoBut they advertise Art Mode as "you can add your own pictures" :/