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Model: Samsung LN32450
Description: 32" LCD TV
Resolution: 1366 X 768 (720p)
Power Consumption: Not listed
Reviewer: Robert Wiley
Date: Summer 2010
Description: 32" LCD TV
Resolution: 1366 X 768 (720p)
Power Consumption: Not listed
Reviewer: Robert Wiley
Date: Summer 2010
Samsung's 2010 4 Series LCDs are a step up from the 3 series. Available in the same sizes they still feature a 60Hz, 720p, CFL backlit panel, with SRS TruSurround HD. They add a third HDMI input, the ability to watch video off a USB thumb drive and Samsung's AnyNet+ which allows communication between similarly equipped Samsung home theater equipment. The 4 Series LCD make for an excellent TV for the bedroom, a child's room or other rooms where you need a smaller, less expensive HDTV.
Test and Optimum Viewing Distance: 8 feet
Calibrating to near D65 was fairly easy. With smaller TVs we are not quite as concerned with pinpoint accuracy to D65. However, the below picture settings will get you close. There are more white balance controls and advanced settings than I anticipated based on size and price, such as Black Tone, Dynamic Contrast, a Gamma setting, and a nifty Flesh Tone setting that will take the onscreen flesh tones from a yellowish to a pinkish appearance at your whim without changing the overall color appearance of the picture much.
Follow these picture settings for the LN32C450 LCD.
| Backlight: 8 | Black Tone: Dark |
| Contrast: 91 | Dynamic Contrast: Low |
| Brightness: 47 | Gamma: +1 |
| Sharpness: 13 | Color Space: Native |
| Color: 52 | White Balance: Rgain: 27, Roffset 24 |
| Tint: Unchanged | Flesh Tone: +1 |
| Edge Enhancement: Off |
Testing for Motion Artifacts: Samsung did not cut corners on the processing video boards contained in the LN32C450. We were fairly impressed with testing results.
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