Panasonic BT-LH910G, Operating Instructions Manual

Page: 56 / 76

56
3D Assist Mode
(continued)
ZOOM FOCUS (Zoom and Focus Check)
This function enlarges part of an image to enable you to check the focus offset and zoom offset on the left
and right, which tends to cause eye fatigue.
FUNC.
ZOOM F-IN-R
－
ZOOM OFF OFF
Screen:
The L/R 2 screens are shown side-by-side.
<Assist Point>
Expanding the parts that are not in focus makes
it easy to check the focus of the left and right
cameras.
The underlined values are factory preset setting values.
Sub menu Operation Settings Description
ZOOM Knob1
(turn)
Selects the signal display position of the enlarged
image (PIXEL TO PIXEL).
<Notes>
If you press F-IN-R (operation knob 2) and then set •
the FOCUS-IN-RED function to ON, the ZOOM menu
is disabled and the FOCUS-IN-RED function is given
priority.
If the FOCUS-IN-RED function is then set to OFF, •
the ZOOM menu is restored to the setting before the
FOCUS-IN-RED was set to ON.
(When 1080 signal input)
OFF
C
LT
CT
RT
RB
CB
LB
<OFF> Displays two screens side-by-side
<C> Center of screen
<LT> Top left of screen
<CT> Top center of screen
<RT> Top right of screen
<RB> Bottom right of screen
<CB> Bottom center of screen
<LB> Bottom left of screen
(When 720P signal input)
OFF
C
L
R
<OFF> Displays two screens side-by-side
<C> Center of screen
<L> Left of screen
<R> Right of screen
F-IN-R Knob2
(press)
OFF
0 - 30L
0 - 30R Turns OFF/ON the FOCUS-IN-RED function in the
displayed screen.
<OFF> Turns OFF the function.
<0 to 30L> Displays the SDL1 (L) image side in
1-screen display and turns ON the function.
<0 to 30R> Displays the SDL2 (R) image side in
1-screen display and turns ON the function.
(The numerical value is the detection sensitivity level
and is common to the left and right.)
Knob3
(turn)
0 - 30L
or
0 - 30R Adjusts the detection sensitivity of FOCUS-IN-RED.
(The numerical value turns green when sensitivity
adjustment can be made.)
A higher numerical value results in lower detection
sensitivity (lack of sharpness).
<0 to 30> The detection level, which is common to the
left and right.