Samsung SP-D400 User Manual (user Manual) (ver.1.0) (English) - Page 25

* Click the Play( )/Stop( ) button in the table below to view the video file. Screen Adjustment Mode Description Select a screen state which is customized to your projector or change the screen mode as required. Play/Stop 1) Mode - Dynamic Select this mode for a brighter and sharper picture than Standard Mode. - Standard This is the picture mode optimized to the standard broadcast signal. - Monitor1 This is the brightest picture mode appropriate for a presentation. - Monitor2 This is the picture mode where the brightness is optimized for text display. - Movie This is the picture mode optimized for watching a movie in a dark environment. - Game Select this when to enjoy a more vivid gaming experience. - Sports Provides the optimal picture quality for sports. You can enjoy more thrilling picture. - User Select this if you want to view the screen in your customized screen Mode. You can set this in Mode-Save. ▶ The default setting is [Monitor 1]. 2) Contrast : Used to adjust the contrast between the object and the background. 3) Brightness : Used to adjust brightness of the entire picture. 4) Sharpness : Used to adjust the sharpness of the picture. 5) Color : Used to adjust color lighter or darker. ▶ You can only adjust Color in [S-Video] and [Video] modes. 6) Tint : Used to obtain more natural color of objects using Green or Red enhancement. ▶ You can only adjust Tint in [S-Video] and [Video] modes. Mode Contrast Brightness Sharpness Color Tint 7) Color Temperature : You can change tint of the entire screen to suit your needs. ▶ This cannot be used in [Monitor1] and [Sports] modes. - 5500K : Used to deliver optimal image quality for black-and-white films. - 6500K : This is the color temperature that is applied for most movie productions and enables the most precise color representation. - 8000K : This color temperature is appropriate for very bright places and is the defaut setting for Dynamic Picture Mode. The sharpness and brightness are Color Temperature R-Gain