The game looks fantastic in standard form, but I'm always looking for fine adjustments on all settings to make it really pop. Understanding no two eyes are the same, I put forth my efforts to fine tune Forza 4.
In game settings are default.
I'm using a 32" Vizio Slim LED, running in 1080p. I learned long ago that (for me) anything bigger than 32" when gaming becomes distracting. Picture quality just always seemed better on a smaller screen.
I messed about with this thing for an hour, then reset to default to try again. I started moving through the picture options, golf, basketball, game, vivid, then viola...Movie.
Set now to "Movie", I fine tuned Sharpness, Contrast, Color, and Brightness.
Reduce Sharpness (mildly to 3)
Increase Contrast (mildly to 54)
Increase Color. I had to give it the beans on color because the movie effect blackens it out, all the way to 95.
Brightness (mildly to 80) Through your TV or in game.
This works very well with the Vizios, I do not know on the other brands. I often play for many hours, these settings are very easy on the eyes. I hope someone finds this helpful, and feel free to post up your settings for different TVs.
In game settings are default.
I'm using a 32" Vizio Slim LED, running in 1080p. I learned long ago that (for me) anything bigger than 32" when gaming becomes distracting. Picture quality just always seemed better on a smaller screen.
I messed about with this thing for an hour, then reset to default to try again. I started moving through the picture options, golf, basketball, game, vivid, then viola...Movie.
Set now to "Movie", I fine tuned Sharpness, Contrast, Color, and Brightness.
Reduce Sharpness (mildly to 3)
Increase Contrast (mildly to 54)
Increase Color. I had to give it the beans on color because the movie effect blackens it out, all the way to 95.
Brightness (mildly to 80) Through your TV or in game.
This works very well with the Vizios, I do not know on the other brands. I often play for many hours, these settings are very easy on the eyes. I hope someone finds this helpful, and feel free to post up your settings for different TVs.
