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Low:
The TV will automatically adjust the level of
the Noise Reduction effect to match the
amount of noise in the picture, giving you the
best possible picture.
• If you set the Noise Reduction effect too
high it can make the picture less sharp. It
is recommended you use the Low setting
if you can. If you set the Noise Reduction
function to Low but still notice some
noise, change the setting from Low to
Middle.
Middle:
The level of the Noise Reduction effect is set
to the medium. If you set the Noise
Reduction function to Low but feel that the
sharpness of the original picture has not been
reproduced fully, change the setting from
Low to Middle.
• The Middle setting is not suitable for low-
quality pictures which contain a lot of
noise.
High:
The level of the Noise Reduction effect is set
to the maximum. If you set the Noise
Reduction function to Middle but still notice
some noise, change the setting from Middle
to High.
• The High setting is not suitable for high-
quality pictures which contain very little
noise.
Off:
Turns off the Noise Reduction function.
Colour Temperature
You can select one of three Colour
Temperature modes (three tones of white) to
adjust the white balance of the picture. Since
white is the colour which is used as a
reference for all the other colours, changing
the Colour Temperature mode affects the
appearance of all the other colours on the
screen.
Cool:
A bluish white. Using this mode when
watching bright pictures allows you to enjoy
a more vivid and bright picture.
Normal:
The normal white colour.
Warm:
A reddish white. Using this mode when
watching films allows you to enjoy colours
that are characteristic of films.
Bright-2
You can adjust the back light.
Normal:
For viewing in normal conditions.
Bright:
For viewing in environments with bright
ambient lighting.
Power Save:
For viewing in darker environments.
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