Sony HMZ-T3 Reference Guide - Page 30

Auto 3D, Picture Mode, Vivid, Standard, Cinema, Custom1/Custom2, Game1, Reset, Picture, Brightness

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Auto 3D On: Automatically switches to 3D display mode when a 3D format identification signal is detected. If the 3D format identification signal is no longer detected, the system will automatically switch to 2D display mode. Off: Deactivates this function. Note • If images do not appear in 3D when "Auto 3D" is set to "On," try changing the "3D Display" setting. Display Picture Mode Details of the "Picture Mode" option you choose here can be adjusted in the settings from "Reset" to "Contrast Remaster" below. Vivid: Vivid colors and sharp contrast, for concerts, sports, and other televised content. Standard: Emphasizes a natural picture. Standard picture quality for a variety of video sources. Cinema: Picture quality designed especially for cinematic content. Custom1/Custom2: Stores your customized preferred picture quality, adjusting from original flat picture. Game1: Picture quality designed for games. Game2: Picture quality for improving visibility of dim scenes of games. Game3: Picture quality for improving visibility of dark scenes of games. Game4: Picture quality for improving visibility of extremely dark scenes of games. Reset Picture Brightness Color Note • When "Picture Mode" is set to "Game1" to "Game4," you can switch over among these modes by pressing or  (page 12) during viewing. This operation is not available when the setting menu is displayed. Restores all the values (except for values of "Display Size," "Screen," "24p True Cinema," "Cinema Conversion," "Overscan," and "Wide Mode" in "Display") of the selected mode in the "Picture Mode" menu to the default settings when selecting "Yes." Adjusts image contrast. Adjusts the brightness of the image. Adjusts the color intensity of the image. 30

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Display
Auto 3D
On
:
Automatically switches to 3D display mode when a
3D format identification signal is detected. If the
3D format identification signal is no longer
detected, the system will automatically switch to
2D display mode.
Off:
Deactivates this function.
• If images do not appear in 3D when “Auto 3D” is set to “On,”
try changing the “3D Display” setting.
Picture Mode
Details of the “Picture
Mode” option you
choose here can be
adjusted in the settings
from “Reset” to
“Contrast Remaster”
below.
Vivid:
Vivid colors and sharp contrast, for concerts,
sports, and other televised content.
Standard
:
Emphasizes a natural picture. Standard
picture quality for a variety of video sources.
Cinema:
Picture quality designed especially for
cinematic content.
Custom1/Custom2:
Stores your customized preferred
picture quality, adjusting from original flat picture.
Game1:
Picture quality designed for games.
Game2:
Picture quality for improving visibility of dim
scenes of games.
Game3:
Picture quality for improving visibility of dark
scenes of games.
Game4:
Picture quality for improving visibility of
extremely dark scenes of games.
• When “Picture Mode” is set to “Game1” to “Game4,” you can
switch over among these modes by pressing
,
,
, or
(page 12) during viewing. This operation is not available
when the setting menu is displayed.
Reset
Restores all the values (except for values of “Display
Size,” “Screen,” “24p True Cinema,” “Cinema
Conversion,” “Overscan,” and “Wide Mode” in “Display”)
of the selected mode in the “Picture Mode” menu to the
default settings when selecting “Yes.”
Picture
Adjusts image contrast.
Brightness
Adjusts the brightness of the image.
Color
Adjusts the color intensity of the image.
Note
Note