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Noise Reduction 2 OFF, HIGH, MIDDLE, LOW

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TOTAL IMAGE CONTROL • Horizontal Detail Frequency (HIGH, MIDDLE, LOW) This adjusts the center frequency of the H detail. • Horizontal/Vertical Detail Balance (-9 to +9) This is for adjusting the horizontal/vertical percentage of detail correction. • Coring (-9 to +9) Adjusts the subtle noise components on the screen. • Noise Reduction 1 (OFF, HIGH, MIDDLE, LOW) This function is for activating noise reduction that cycles through the fields. The range of the noise reduction level can be selected. • Noise Reduction 2 (OFF, HIGH, MIDDLE, LOW) This function uses an epsilon filter that activates noise reduction in field units. By switching from LOW to HIGH, the entire screen appears with a smooth and soft presentation. This results in an effect similar to that of applying the skin detail function over the whole picture. • Color Matrix (NORMAL, CINE 1, and CINE2) This adjusts the color during shooting. The NORMAL setting is a matrix based on the assumption that images will be viewed on a TV monitor. If CINE1 is selected, the resulting quality and grayscale resemble those of a movie film. This is a matrix for creating images on TV that appear like movies. The CINE2 setting is a matrix that is for images being transferred to film. • Color Gain (-9 to +9) Adjusts the coloring of images. • Color Phase (-9 to +9) Used for adjusting the hue of the images. • Master Red Gain (-9 to +9) When the cursor is moved in the [+] direction, White Balance shifts toward red; when moved in the [-] direction, it shifts toward cyan. • Master Blue Gain (-9 to +9) When the cursor is moved in the [+] direction, White Balance shifts toward blue; when it is moved in the [-] direction, it shifts toward yellow. • Master Green Gain (-9 to +9) When the cursor is moved in the [+] direction, White Balance shifts toward green; when moved in the [-] direction, it shifts toward magenta. • Six Color Matrixes (-9 to +9 each) R-G: This adjusts the color tint without affecting B (blue). R-B: This function adjusts the color tint without affecting G (green). G-R: This function adjusts the color tint without affecting B (blue). G-B: This adjusts the color tint without affecting R (red). B-R: Adjusts the color tint without affecting G (green). B-G: This adjusts the color tint without affecting R (red). 7

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TOTAL IMAGE CONTROL
•
Horizontal Detail Frequency (HIGH, MIDDLE, LOW)
This adjusts the center frequency of the H detail.
•
Horizontal/Vertical Detail Balance (-9 to +9)
This is for adjusting the horizontal/vertical percentage of detail correction.
•
Coring (-9 to +9)
Adjusts the subtle noise components on the screen.
•
Noise Reduction 1 (OFF, HIGH, MIDDLE, LOW)
This function is for activating noise reduction that cycles through the fields. The range of the noise
reduction level can be selected.
•
Noise Reduction 2 (OFF, HIGH, MIDDLE, LOW)
This function uses an epsilon filter that activates noise reduction in field units. By switching from LOW to
HIGH, the entire screen appears with a smooth and soft presentation. This results in an effect similar to that of
applying the skin detail function over the whole picture.
•
Color Matrix (NORMAL, CINE 1, and CINE2)
This adjusts the color during shooting. The NORMAL setting is a matrix based on the assumption that images
will be viewed on a TV monitor. If CINE1 is selected, the resulting quality and grayscale resemble those of a
movie film. This is a matrix for creating images on TV that appear like movies. The CINE2 setting is a matrix that
is for images being transferred to film.
•
Color Gain (-9 to +9)
Adjusts the coloring of images.
•
Color Phase (-9 to +9)
Used for adjusting the hue of the images.
•
Master Red Gain (-9 to +9)
When the cursor is moved in the [+] direction, White Balance shifts toward red; when moved in the [–]
direction, it shifts toward cyan.
•
Master Blue Gain (-9 to +9)
When the cursor is moved in the [+] direction, White Balance shifts toward blue; when it is moved in the [–]
direction, it shifts toward yellow.
•
Master Green Gain (-9 to +9)
When the cursor is moved in the [+] direction, White Balance shifts toward green; when moved in the [–]
direction, it shifts toward magenta.
•
Six Color Matrixes (-9 to +9 each)
R-G: This adjusts the color tint without affecting B (blue).
R-B:
This function adjusts the color tint without affecting G (green).
G-R: This function adjusts the color tint without affecting B (blue).
G-B: This adjusts the color tint without affecting R (red).
B-R: Adjusts the color tint without affecting G (green).
B-G: This adjusts the color tint without affecting R (red).
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