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Using Picture Quality Settings
Before adjusting the image with these settings, make sure you have already selected the best
Color Mode, as described on page 17.
Note: All settings apply to (and are retained for) only the currently selected input source (Input A,
Input B, Video, or S-Video). If you use more than one source, you should adjust the settings
separately for each one.
Press the
Menu
Brightness
Adjusts the brightness of the picture.
Contrast
Adjusts the contrast between light and dark parts of the picture.
Color Saturation
Adjusts the color depth of the picture.
(video only)
Tint
Adjusts the hue of the picture by shifting the color balance between green and magenta.
Color Temp.
Adjusts red and blue tones. A lower color temperature produces a picture with more red
(warmer tones), while a higher color temperature produces more blue (cooler tones).
Skin Tone
Makes fine adjustments to the tint, adjusting the balance of green to magenta. This
adjustment is saved with the specific Color Mode you have selected (if you switch Color
Modes, a different Skin Tone setting will apply).
Sharpness
Makes lines and edges more distinct.
Adjusting Computer Images
In addition to the settings listed above, you can also adjust the following settings when
projecting from a computer.
Auto Setup
Select
Image > Auto Setup
adjusts the tracking, sync, and position of the image.
Tracking
Select
Image > Picture Quality > Tracking
vertical lines. Easiest to adjust when the image contains fine detail, such as black text on a
white background.
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Using the Projector
button. Select
Image > Picture Quality
(video only)
. Leave this setting on so that the projector automatically
and then choose from these options:
. Lets you manually eliminate unwanted
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