Which screen mode fits your taste??

[HOLLYWOODANT215]

For me it's dynamic mode, I tried the others including movie mode it just look so dry and natural, I like for everything to be saturated I guess and pop more it makes a big difference, I don't see how ppl rather natural Colors..I like something that stands out...
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[jpullins]

I like professional photo and adapt display. Not too dull and not too saturated.

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[HOLLYWOODANT215]

Theory all good for personal taste

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[oshogg]

Displaymate : Galaxy S4 Display Technology Shoot-Out has done analysis and found Movie to be the closest to the properly calibrated display mode.

Osho

 

[804hokie]

I currently have the Droid Bionic, and will be looking for an upgrade within the next few months. With how great ICS and JB have been for me, I will be staying with Android in the foreseeable future. The GS4 is definitely high up on that list of possibilities, but I also want to know what the next Moto flagship device will offer. The ruggedized GS4 would probably be the Samsung device I'd get next, if they do in fact offer this summer.

So far, the only consistent issue I hear with the S4 is that like other Super AMOLED screens, it still has difficulty in direct sunlight. What's everyone's experience with this? My phones always get a lot of use outdoors.

 

[HOLLYWOODANT215]

It's not bad in direct sunlight for me but it does struggle not to the point u can't use it

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[mpdofficer514]

I can tell you that it is difficult to use in sunlight. This is my first AMOLED device, coming from the One X which had an amazing LCD even in direct sunlight. I have to say that while it does struggle in sunlight it is such a gorgeous display indoors. The colors pop and im a big fan of the saturation. It is still usable outdoors on high. Also, it seems brighter indoors on the lower end of the brightness setting than an LCD does.

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[okta pod]

I would like to have a gray-scale screen mode. I am sure it will save a lot of battery when traveling.