I got a few settings on the camera as well as written down on paper. You should just hook your camera up to you monitor and play around with the settings depending on your shoot. The settings you get from someone on here may have worked for their production but it might look right for yours. So I would advise you to simply play around with the settings. You can ALWAYS return the settings to the default when your finished or unhappy with the changes.
Keep in mind these guidelines are not set in stone, and like DVXShooter mentioned, there nothing wrong with fooling around with the settings yourself to get something to your own personal liking. Enjoy!