I recently purchased and had "75 The Frame LS03B Art Mode QLED 4K HDR Smart TV (2023)" installed. I obviously would want to use The Frame as an Art display in our living room. Have subscribed for a free trial and have some standard content already setup.
I would like to create and store my own content and would want to source digital images across the world which would be of interest to me. I am assuming there need to be some recommendations on the quality of the digital image and the size etc so that they are optimal to be displayed on the 75" Frame. Where can I find the recommended specifications for the digital images?
@KrishnaKod A quick Internet Search I performed stated that the Max Resolution of your new Samsung Television Display is 3840 x 2160.
With that information: This suggests that you can download images up to that size. That's not saying you can't use higher resolution images. You can!
You can perform an internet search with your preferred search engine. Search images for the preferred resolution that you want. If you want your artwork to "pop" obtain images at the highest resolution.
You can then download them to a storage device and play them from your new Television. I hope that I have helped you with your question. If you have any further questions. Please feel free to post them on the Samsung Member's App!
Many thanks @Anonymous . That is helpful. I am struggling to get full picture appropriately displayed on the 75" frame. Are there any specifications for the size of the image and the aspect ration apart from the resolution? I think Samsung should have ideally provided a list of attributes (contrast, brightness, size, resolution etc) and specifications so we could have maximised the value from "The Frames"
@KrishnaKod To get the Maximum Benefit from your Television Display. Here are a few tips you can use to get the best picture quality possible
1. Use 3840 x 2160 Resolution Images 2. Search for Images that are UHD, 4K, 8K, or Higher Resolutions 3. Keep in mind that Images at these High Resolution(s) require a lot of space 4. Stay away from Images that have been Compressed 5. Use images that will compliment the lighting in your environment 6. Use Images that compliment the time of day/night when you display them 7. Use Widescreen Ratio Images
I hope that I have answered your questions. Please accept my answers as "Accepted Solution" Of course if you should have further questions. Please feel free to post another post on the Samsung Member's App! Thank you!
Thanks @Anonymous ..this is very helpful. I will experiment with different sizes of pictures and see how it fits in to "The Frame". Thanks once again for your attention and time
