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Picture Modes
About Picture Modes
The NEC MultiSync PA Series feature 5 selectable Picture Modes which can be individually configured to different
color settings. Picture Modes allow quick switching between different color settings, or when using the PIP (Picture-In-
Picture) or PBP (Picture-By-Picture) feature, to view two different picture mode settings simultaneously.
Each Picture Mode can be individually configured using MultiProfiler, and an ICC/ColorSync profile will be automatically
generated for the current picture mode as it is changed.
A Picture Mode specifies the color characteristics of the monitor. These color characteristics include:
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Brightness
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Black Level
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White Point
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Gamma Response
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Color Gamut
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Ambient Light Compensation, Response Improve, and Metamerism Correction Settings
The monitor has several preset modes which can be used directly, or modified as necessary. These presets are:
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sRGB
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AdobeRGB *
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DCI *
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REC-BT709
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DICOM **
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High Brightness
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Full
* not available on the MultiSync PA231W or P241W models.
** shown as DICOM Sim on the MultiSync PA231W model.
In addition to the preset modes, there are 3 or 5 (depending on the monitor model) special
Custom
Picture Modes which
can be fully customized and given a custom name of up to 13 characters. The custom name will be shown on the Picture
Mode selection buttons in MultiProfiler, and on the monitor’s OSD for easy identification and selection.
These Custom Picture Modes feature all of the configurable color characteristics listed above, and can also be used to
create modes that emulate the output of printers. Emulating the output of a printer requires a three-dimensional Look-
Up-Table (3D LUT) that modifies the color response of the monitor to mimic that of the printer. MultiProfiler can create a
3D LUT of a particular printer by using an ICC/ColorSync profile of the device. See the Print Emulation section for more
information.