All-New Event Presentation Switching Solutions
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Description
Brightness is the shading of lights in the image. When the brightness
increases, viewers will be dazzled. When the brightness decreases, the
image becomes dark.
Contrast is the ratio of the luminance of the brightest color to that of
the darkest color. Generally, the higher the contrast, the clearer and
more colorful the image. On the contrary, the entire image becomes
gloomy. Contrast affects the exposure level of the entire image. It
makes the bright part brighter and the dark part darker.
Saturation is the colorfulness of the image. The higher the contrast,
the more vivid the image.
Hue is the relative degree of how bright or dark the image is.
If you want to reset the parameters to their default values, select Apply.
Set InfoFrame Override
Set the override parameters of the input source. The parameters can be used by the
device for calculation. This operation does not change the original parameter values
of the input source.
Prerequisites
An input source and connector type (DP 1.2/HDMI 2.0) are selected. InfoFrame
override settings are not available for the 12G-SDI connectors.
To set dynamic range conversion, make sure the device is P20, the connector is
HDMI 2.0, and dynamic range conversion is turned on in Advanced. For details,
see 6.1.11.3 Turn on/off Dynamic Range Conversion.
Menu Orientation
On the main menu screen, scroll to and select Input > InfoFrame Override.
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