Philips 50BFL2114/12, Professional Installation Manual

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[ Sharpness ]: You can adjust the level of
sharpness of the picture from normal
to exceptional sharpness by using the
slider
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[ Brightness ]: You can adjust the
brightness of the picture by using the
slider
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[ Advanced ]: See below in more detail
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[ Picture Format Overscan ]: You can
enable the picture overscan using [ On ]
or disable using [ Off ]
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Navigate to the [ Picture ] [ Advanced ]
[ Colour ] menu
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You will see below items:
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[ Colour Enhancement ]: Adjust the
level of enhancement for colour
intensity and details in bright colours
between [
Off ], [ Minimum ], [ Medium ]
or [ Maximum ]
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[ Colour Temperature ]: Select a preset
colour temperature [ Normal ], [ Warm ],
[ Cool ] or select [ Custom ] to set a
colour temperature setting
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[ Custom Colour Temperature ]: You
will see several sliders to adapt the
colour settings
Note: This is an expert user setting and
should normally not be changed. It is
only
selectable when [ Colour
Temperature ] is set to [ Custom ]
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Navigate to the [ Picture ] [ Advanced ]
[ Contrast ] menu
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You will see below items:
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[ Contrast Mode ]: Select how the TV
automatically reduces the contrast via
[
Off ], [ Standard ], [ Best Power ] or
[ Best Picture ]
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[ Dynamic Contrast ]: Set the level at
which the TV automatically enhances
the details in the dark, middle and light
areas of the picture via [
Off ],
[ Minimum ], [ Medium ] or [ Maximum ]
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[ Video Contrast ]: Adjust the level of
the contrast of the picture signal via
the slider
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[ Gamma ]: Set a non-linear setting for
picture luminance and contrast via the
slider