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Hisense 32A5KQ - Settings Overview; Picture

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Settings Overview
Picture
Adjust picture mode, picture size and other advanced picture settings.
Choose a Picture Mode
Press / button on your remote control and select  Settings > Picture > Picture Mode.
Select a pre-set picture mode to best suit the content you are viewing.
Note:
Options may differ depending on your model/country/region and the content you are watching. Please refer
to the specific product.
When you use a normal signal
Standard
Use Standard mode for watching normal content, such as News, Drama or Documentaries.
FILMMAKER
Press / button on your remote control, select  Settings > Picture > Intelligent Mode Settings >
Content Type Auto Detection and turn it on. When filmmaker signal is detected, picture mode will turn to
FILMMAKER automatically.
This function is only applicable in the HDMI input source.
Cinema Day
Use Cinema Day for watching movies in a bright environment.
Cinema Night
Use Cinema Night for watching movies in a dark environment.
Dynamic
Use Dynamic mode for content that requires vivid picture quality.
Sports
Optimised picture for watching sports.
PC
Use the TV as a PC or mobile device monitor to enjoy a better watching experience.
Before using PC function, please refer to Connecting to External Devices > Connecting a PC or mobile
device in this manual.
Note:
This function may not be applicable in some models/countries/regions.
Low Blue Light
Low Blue Light menu on your TV is designed to reduce the level of blue light to protect your eyes.
Press / button on your remote control, select  Settings > Picture > Picture Mode Settings >
Expert Settings > Colour > Low Blue Light.
To reduce eye strain and protect eyes when you watch TV for a period of time, you are recommended to:
Take regular and frequent breaks, avoid watching TV for periods of more than one hour. Watching TV for
long periods of time may cause eye fatigue.
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