Adjusting The Colour - Loewe TV set Operating Instructions Manual

Daily operation of the set – picture format 4:3, 16:9, Cinema, Zoom/adjusting the colour
Selecting the picture format:
Press several times until a picture
format is displayed
PhotoCD off
Peaking
Bright
4:3
Contrast
– +
Switch the picture format

Adjusting the colour:

– +
with the remote control
Colour
On the set's local control panel:
Press function key three times
+
Colour stronger
–
Colour weaker
Adjusting the tint:
Press until <Tint> is marked in white
DNC
Tint
Colour
– +
Adjust tint
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Selecting the picture format
Press the Picture functions button
until the last but one line of the picture
functions is marked in grey.
You can switch to format 4:3, Cinema 1,
Cinema 2, Zoom, 16:9 or ext. 16:9 picture
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format with the Contrast buttons
. You can set "Cinema" for super
– +
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cinemascope films for example, the black
bands at the top and bottom of the picture
then disappear.
Subtitles on the film displayed in 4:3 format
may no longer be visible in Zoom or
Cinema. In this case you can move the
picture up or down with the blue buttons
.
Adjusting the colour
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It is best to use peoples' faces as a basis
for adjusting the colour.
Adjust the colour intensity with the Colour
button
– +
Colour stronger: Press
Colour weaker: Press
Adjusting the colour on the set
Press the function button
<Colour> is marked in white on the
screen. The colour intensity can be
adjusted with the
long as <Colour> is displayed on the
screen.
Adjusting the tint
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This fucntion can be used to adjust the
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tinting slightly to red or blue.
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Press the Colour functions button
<Tint> is marked in white.
Blue tint with
+
with button.
–
This colour adjustment is particularly
effective when receiving a station with the
NTSC norm.
.
button
+
button
–
three times.
or button as
–
+
until
button, red tint
Most TV productions are broadcast in 4:3
picture format at present. This matches the
picture format of most TV sets. However,
productions are also broadcast in 16:9
format. There are then black bands at the
top and bottom of the screen. In TV sets
with 16:9 picture format it is possible to
get this broadcast to fill up the whole
screen. You can adapt your TV picture to
various transmission formats. Pay attention
to the correct picture geometry.