Sony FE 70-200mm f/4 G OSS Lens - Manual (Page 20)

20
[PICTURE CONTROL] Tab
You can select the input signal and adjust the picture
quality in the [PICTURE CONTROL] tab.
[Input Source]
[Signal Mode]
Select the type of signal that is input from the device
connected to the input board.
[D Range]
Set the dynamic range to [Full Range], [Limited Range], or
[Auto].
[Limited Range] assumes that the signal includes restricted
codes, and performs adjustments so that data values 64 to
960 are at a 0% to 100% image levels in the case of a 10-bit
signal. When the signal includes restricted codes, select
[Limited Range].
[I/P Mode]
Select the I/P conversion mode.
Select [Auto Interlace] or [Auto PsF] depending on the
signal source.
[Signal Info]
Displays the horizontal and vertical frequencies
automatically. The values are rough estimates.
The input signal type is displayed under the frequency
values.
[fH]: Displays the horizontal frequency.
[fV]: Displays the vertical frequency.
Notes
If [Single 3D] is selected for [INPUT SELECT], signal
information will not be displayed in the right eye settings
if it is common to the left eye settings.
[Signal Adjust]
Adjust the picture quality of the input signal.
Click [+] to increase a setting value, and click [–] to
decrease it.
Clicking the [RESET] button restores all the setting values
below it to their default values.
[Contrast]
Adjust the contrast.
Increasing the value increases the contrast.
[Brightness]
Adjust the brightness.
Increasing the value increases the brightness.
[Color]
Adjust the color density.
Increasing the value increases the color density.
Notes
If [Single 3D] is selected for [INPUT SELECT], items will
not be displayed in the right eye settings if they are
common to the left eye settings.