Adjusting the Picture settings on a Google TV™

This mode displays content with brightness, colour depth and edges the way the producers want you to view movie content.

• Setting Values: Off or On
• The Auto Picture Mode function can only be used with HDMI input.
• If you do not like the Picture mode settings to change automatically, turn this setting Off.

Optimises picture quality automatically by sensing the colour and luminance of ambient light.

• Setting Values: Off or On
• Adjusts the screen brightness according to the surrounding brightness. When the TV is in a dark environment, the screen brightness is darker to avoid extreme brightness.

Adjusts the luminance level of the screen according to the luminance level of the ambient light reducing glare.

Setting Values: Off or On

Adjusts the balance between light and dark scenes in the picture, making it easier to see dark areas of the screen in a bright environment.

Setting Values: Off or On

Optimizes the colour temperature based on the ambient light available.

Setting Values: Off or On

Adjust the luminance of the screen.

• Setting Values: Min (0) to Max (50)
  • Up: the screen gets brighter
  • Down: the screen gets darker
• Power consumption increases when the screen is brighter and decreases when it is darker.

Adjust the brightness by controlling the signal range.

• Setting Values: Min (0) to Max (100)
• When the contrast is lowered, the white level becomes darker. The differences in colour between the light and dark sections of the content start to reduce and the picture becomes darker.

Adjust the light and dark balance by controlling the middle range luminance while maintaining white and black levels.

• Setting Values: Min (-3) to Max (3)
• The function adjusts the light and dark balance. Increasing the gamma correction brightens the picture, and decreasing it darkens the picture.

Adjust the brightness and gradation balance automatically by analysing the HDR content's luminance levels.

• Setting Values: Min (0) to Max (100)
• Only variable in case of HDR signals.
• Adjust the brightness and gradation balance automatically by analysing the HDR content's luminance levels.

Adjust the picture's black level by controlling the signal level.

• Setting Values: Min (0) to Max (100)
• Increasing the black level makes the dark area details (patterns) more visible, and decreasing the black level makes the dark areas less visible.

Enhances the black level by analysing the luminance level of the picture in real time and automatically adjusts the dark levels.

• Setting Values: Off, Low, Medium, or High
• The function improves the sense of contrast and depth by darkening the black areas of the image.
• The signals inputted to the TV are analyzed individually and in real time so that an optimum black correction level is achieved.

Automatically corrects the contrast by analysing the luminance level of the picture in real time.

• Setting Values: Off, Low, Medium, or High
• Optimally controls the sense of contrast in the image.
• By converting the image to the dynamic range that the TV can reproduce, the image displays a brighter feeling of contrast, depth and stereoscopic effect.

Optimizes contrast by analysing luminance levels in real time and adjusting the brightness of each part of the backlight automatically.

• Setting Values: Off, Low, Medium, or High
• The function improves the reproduction of blacks and improves contrast by automatically adjusting the brightness of the backlight partially according to the partial brightness of the image.

Optimises contrast especially in dark scenes by analysing the screen's luminance levels in real time and making bright areas brighter.

Setting Values: Off, Low, Medium, or High

Adjust the colour tone by controlling the colour saturation level.

• Setting Values: Min (0) to Max (100)
• A function that makes the colour depth deeper or paler.

Shifts the overall colour in the red (R) and green (G) direction.

• Setting Values: R50 to G50
• A function that shifts the hue towards red or green. Mainly used to adjust the analogue signal image where the hue tends to shift during transmission.

Adjust the colour temperature that is standard for colour reproduction.

• Setting Values: Warm, Natural, Cool, Expert1, or Expert2
• A function that adjusts the colour temperature as a reference for colour reproduction of images.
• It can be adjusted to four stages that emulate "day white" or the "bulb colour" of electric lighting.

Adjusts the vividness of colours by correcting the strength of each colour.

• Setting Values: Off, Low, Medium, or High
• A function that expands the colours of the image to the reproducible colours of the TV, and achieves vivid colour reproduction.
• Colour expansion of the input signal is not performed when set to Off.
• At Low or higher, expansion of the colour reproduction range is performed.

Adjusts the picture detail by emphasizing edges and details of objects and people in the image, as well as controlling noise balance.

• Setting Values: Min (0) to Max (100)
• 50 is the reference. Raising it above 50 makes the contours and details clearly visible, and lowering it blurs the picture.

Enhances the details in the video by performing Super Resolution processing and noise reduction while analysing the picture in real time. Resolution is adjustable by selecting Manual.

• Setting Values: Auto, Manual, or Off
• Adjust the Resolution (Min (0) to Max (100)) by selecting Manual.
• Ability to reproduce images with fine detail by emphasizing details in the image using Sony’s proprietary database type super resolution function.

Reduces dot noise and colour noise that tends to appear in dark areas of the screen.

• Setting Values: Off, Low, Medium, High, or Auto
• Random noise appears as rough noise during screen movement, and also appears when the reception state is poor with analogue broadcasting.
• Random noise tends to occur when the broadcasting station raises the sensitivity of the camera and is often seen in dark scenes.
• This function reduces repetitive random noise.

Reduces noise seen around letters and compression noise, such as block noise.

• Setting Values: Off, Low, Medium, High, or Auto
• Digital noise is reduced using this setting. Digital noise is comparable to the sound of a mosquito and occurs occasionally in content such as broadcasts.

Smoothens jagged edges on an image caused by gradation.

• Setting Values: Off, Low, Medium, or High
• Function that eliminates and smooths out noise (referred to as banding) appearing gradually and as stripes in the gradation parts of the image.

Adjust Smoothness and Clearness according to your preferences.

• Setting Values: Auto, Custom, or Off
• Function that increases the number of video frames and displays moving images smoothly.
• Adjust the Smoothness and Clearness by selecting Custom.
  • Smoothness：
    • Adjust the strength of smoothness by using frame interpolation of the input signal.
    • Setting Values: Min (0) to Max (3)
  • Clearness：
    • Adjust the strength of clarity by inserting a black frame to reduce motion blur.
    • Setting Values: Min (0) to Max (3)

Detects video of films and other content, and optimises picture quality by using IP (Interlaced-Progressive) conversions and frame interpolation.

• Setting Values: Auto or Off
• This function smoothens motion stutter in content (images shot at 24 frames per second).