The Pic Ctrl (Picture Control) Menu - Sony VPH-G70Q Installation Manual

Using the MENU
The PIC CTRL (Picture Control)
Menu
The PIC CTRL menu is used for adjusting the picture.
Items that can be adjusted are highlighted in green.
You cannot select the items indicated in white.
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V I D E O M E M O R Y : O F F
INPUT
SELECT
C O N T R A S T
PIC
CTRL B R I G H T
C O L O R
INPUT
SETTING H U E
S H A R P
SET
SETTING
INPUT
INFO.
SEL: SET: ENTER
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D . P I C T U R E : O F F
INPUT
SELECT C O L O R S Y S : A U T O
S E T U P : 0
PIC
CTRL
INPUT
SETTING
SET
SETTING
INPUT
INFO.
SEL: SET:
ENTER
VIDEO MEMORY
Selects a memory number of the adjusted picture
levels.
V I D E O M E M O R Y : O F F
INPUT
SELECT 1
C O N T R A S T 2
PIC
CTRL B R I G H T 3
C O L O R 4
INPUT
SETTING H U E 5
S H A R P
SET
SETTING
INPUT
INFO.
SEL: SET:
ENTER EXIT: MENU
Select a number from 1 to 10 in the pop-up menu, then
the picture levels that have been adjusted will be
stored in the number of the projector's memory.
If you want to use the data at the factory preset levels,
select OFF.
The items to be stored in the VIDEO MEMORY are
shown in the table of the memory architecture under
"Input memory" (except for the items, "clamp
position" and "registration" ). (page 106 (EN))
46
(EN) Before adjustment
V I D E O
8 0
5 0
5 0
5 0
5 0
RESET: RESET
EXIT: MENU
V I D E O
EXIT: MENU
CONTRAST
Adjusts the picture contrast.
C O N T R A S T : 8 0
The higher the setting, the greater the contrast.
The lower the setting, the lower the contrast.
BRIGHT (brightness)
Adjusts the picture brightness.
B R I G H T : 5 0
The higher the setting, the brighter the picture.
The lower the setting, the darker the picture.
COLOR
Adjusts color intensity.
C O L O R : 5 0
The higher the setting, the greater the intensity.
The lower the setting, the lower the intensity.
HUE
Adjusts skin tones.
H U E : 5 0
At high settings, the picture becomes greenish.
At low settings, the picture becomes purplish.
SHARP (sharpness)
Adjusts the picture sharpness.
S H A R P : 5 0
The higher the setting, the sharper the picture.
The lower the setting, the softer the picture.