Sony BRAVIA 4-256-733-F2(1), Operating Instructions Manual

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Auto Start-up You can run the initial Set-up that appeared when you first connected the TV, and
select the language and country/area, or tune in all available channels again. Even
if you have made the settings when you first connected the TV, you may need to
change the settings after moving house, or to search for newly launched channels.
Display
Picture Target Inputs Select “Current” to make custom picture settings to the
current input. Select “Common” to apply common picture
settings to all input.
Picture Mode Sets a picture mode. The options that can be selected differ
depending on the scene select settings.
Vivid Enhances picture contrast and sharpness.
Standard For standard pictures. Recommended for
basic home use.
Custom Stores your preferred settings.
Cinema For film-based content. Suitable in a
theatre-like environment.
Sports Optimises picture quality for viewing
sports.
Game-Standard For standard picture suitable for games.
Game-Original Adjusts the game picture according to
your preference.
Graphics Optimises picture quality for viewing
graphics.
Photo-Vivid Enhances contrast, sharpness, and colour
of photographs.
Photo-Standard For standard viewing of photographs.
Photo-Original Enhances the visual warmth of
photographs.
Photo-Custom Adjusts the detailed settings for viewing
photographs and stores your preferred
settings.
Reset Resets all the “Picture” settings to the factory settings
excluding “Target Inputs”, “Picture Mode” and “Advanced
Settings”.
Backlight Adjusts the brightness of the backlight.
Contrast Increases or decreases picture contrast.
Brightness Brightens or darkens the picture.
Colour Increases or decreases colour intensity.
Hue Increases or decreases the green tones and red tones.
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• “Hue” is available depending on colour system.
Colour
Temperature Adjusts the whiteness of the picture.
Cool Gives white colours a blue tint.
Neutral Gives white colours a neutral tint.
Warm 1/Warm 2 Gives white colours a red tint. “Warm 2”
gives a redder tint than “Warm 1”.
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