Sony BDP-CX7000ES Mode D'emploi page 42

2
Select "A/V Settings" using V/v, and
press .
3
Select "Video Settings" using V/v, and
press .
The "Video Settings" screen appears.
4
Select an item using V/v, and press
The default settings are underlined.
Items
Picture Quality
Mode
(Standard/
Brighter Room/
Theater Room/
Memory)
Video
Equalizer
HD Reality
Enhancer
NR (Noise
Reduction)
5
Select or adjust the settings using B/V/v/
b, and press
To adjust any other items, repeat steps 4
and 5.
z
The "HD Reality Enhancer" settings are
individually set during video and photo playback.
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Details
Selects the picture
settings for different
lighting environments.
This setting is selectable
when "Picture Quality
Mode" is set to
"Memory" (see ""Video
Equalizer" elements" on
page 42).
This setting is available
only when video signals
are output from the
HDMI OUT jack or the
COMPONENT VIDEO
OUT jacks (see ""HD
Reality Enhancer"
elements" on page 42).
Reduces the noise in the
picture (see ""NR"
elements" on page 43).
.
b
• Set the picture setting of your TV to 'Standard'
before changing the "Picture Quality Mode"
settings.
• "Video Settings" is not available when the
connected TV is set to Theater Mode (page 56).
• Depending on the disc or the scene being played,
"FNR," "BNR" or "MNR" effects may be hard to
discern.
◆"Video Equalizer" elements
1
Select "Video Equalizer" in step 4 above,
and press
2
Select an item, and press
Items
.
Contrast
((weak) –3 ~ 0
~ 3 (strong))
Brightness
((dark) –3 ~ 0
~ 3 (bright))
Chroma
((light) –3 ~ 0
~ 3 (deep))
Hue ((red) –3
~ 0 ~ 3
(green))
Gamma
◆"HD Reality Enhancer" elements
1
Select "HD Reality Enhancer" in step 4
above, and press
2
Select an item, and press
Items
Enhance
(–3 ~ 0 ~ 3)
Smoothing
(Off/Standard/
High)
FGR (0 ~ 3)
.
.
Details
Changes the contrast.
Changes the overall
brightness.
Deepens deep colors, or
lightens light colors.
Changes overall color
balance.
Adjusts the picture
balance between light
and dark areas.
.
.
Details
Enhances the scene
picture outline pixel by
pixel.
Smooths the gradation
on flat parts of the
picture.
Reduces film grain.