Keep in mind that unit-to-unit sample variations, the viewing environment, and the source might render the settings we used, shown below, less than optimum on some samples. We strongly recommend that you confirm the results on your sample by using one of the many display setup DVDs that are available. This will help you to set up the user video controls correctly, and get as close as possible to an optimum picture short of a full calibration. The latter is best left to a competent and properly equipped technician, including those trained and certified by the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF).

Picture Mode: Standard
Advanced iris: Auto2
Picture: 65 to 80*
Brightness: 49
Color: 55
Hue: 50
Color Temp: Warm2
White Balance: (Warm2)
Gain: Red -4, Green 0, Blue 0
Bias: Red 2, Green 0, Blue 0
Sharpness: 10
Black Corrector: Off or Low
Film Mode: Auto1
Gamma Correction: Off or Low
Color Space: Standard
Display Area: Normal
Power Saving: On

* Setting will depend on the program material and viewing environment. See text.

All controls not listed were left in their Off, Auto, or Default settings, as applicable.