Adjusting The Picture - Mitsubishi CS-35707 Owner's g Manual

Customizing the AV memory position (cont.)
Adjusting the picture
This section contains descriptions for each video setting and
explains how to adjust them for the A/V memc,ry positions.
descriptions of video functions
The "Tint" function provides a scale that adjust,_ the proportion of
red to green in the picture. This determines the delicate tones of
color.
The "Color" function provides a scale that determines the inl:ensity
of the color.
The "Contrast" function provide,_ a scale that controls the level of
white-to-black in the picture. When the contrast is low, you are
able to see the variety of shades in the darker images on the screen.
When the contrast is high, the screen's dark images appear more
uniformly black. This makes the colors on the screen seem more
vibrant.
The "Brightness" function provides a scale thai; controls the
overall brightness of the picture.
The "Sharpness" function provides a scale that adjusts the detail
and clarity of the picture.
Use the "Noise reduce" function to reduce the _ainy or snowy
images that can occur with weak signals. This function can be
turned on or off.
• Set this function to "Off' during normal TV viewing.
• Set this function to "On" if you are receiving a weak signal with
a grainy or snowy picture.
The "Color Temp." (Color temperature) function allows you to
set how the TV displays white images. Your choices are "Low,"
"High," or "Middle."
• With the "High" setting, white images have a blue cast to them.
• With the "Middle" setting, wlhite images are balanced between
yellow and blue.
• With the "Low, 6500K" setting, white images have a yellow
cast to them. Among these three color temperature settings, this
is the closest to the 6500 degrees K stand_.rd.
Use the "Color Bias" function to help your TV :reproduce colors,
especially skin tones, as realistically as possible. You can set this
function to "Accurate," "Average," or "Skin TGne."
68 Chapter 3: Operating Your TV