Advanced Picture Settings
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Advanced Picture Settings
You can adjust and setup the detailed picture settings for each Viewing Mode (except THX modes).
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To use this function completely, set [Advance(isfccc)] to [On] in the Setup Menu. (p. 48)
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For PC input mode, some functions are available without setting [Advance(isfccc)].
1
Display the menu and select [Picture]
Picture
select
access
2
Select [Viewing Mode] and set the mode
Viewing Mode Dynamic
select
access / store
3
Select one of the following functions
Remaster
Access
Colour Gamut
Advanced Settings
Access
Access
Lock Settings
Copy Adjustment
select
access
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[Colour Gamut] is available when [Viewing Mode] is set to
[Professional1] or [Professional2]. (For HDMI input or video contents
of Media Player)
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[Copy Adjustment] is available when [Viewing Mode] is set to
[Professional1] or [Professional2].
Adjust the detailed picture settings [Colour Gamut], [Advanced Settings]
select
adjust
access / store
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[Colour Management] and [More Detailed Adjustment] are available
when [Viewing Mode] in the Picture Menu is set to [Professional1] or
[Professional2].
Menu
Item Adjustments / Configurations (alternatives)
Picture
Colour Gamut
Reproduces image colour precisely according to the colour gamut
standards [Remaster] / [Rec. 709] / [SMPTE-C] / [EBU]
[Remaster]: Displays deep colours by expanding the colour gamut at a
maximum.
[Rec. 709]: Standard for HD (High definition)
[SMPTE-C]: Standard for NTSC
[EBU]: Standard for PAL
Advanced Settings
White Balance
R-Gain, G-Gain, B-Gain Adjusts the white balance of bright red / green / blue area
R-Cutoff, G-Cutoff,
B-Cutoff
Adjusts the white balance of dark red / green / blue area
More Detailed
Adjustment
Adjusts more detailed White Balance items
[Input Signal Level]:
Adjusts the input signal level
[R-Gain], [G-Gain], [B-Gain]:
Adjusts the detailed white balance of bright red / green / blue area
[Reset White Balance]:
Press the OK button to reset to the default detailed White Balance
Reset White Balance Press the OK button to reset to the default White Balance
