Turbe
02-09-2009, 06:00 PM
9G Elite Kuro
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View Full Version : Pioneer 9G Kuro AV Selection and Picture Settings Descriptions and Info
Turbe
02-09-2009, 06:02 PM
Original Post with descriptions by coltsfreak18 - Post will be updated and corrected (if needed) soon.
TINT-Shifts color points to more reddish/greenish. Don't believe it affects grayscale
FILM MODE-What you should use for movies with 1080p/24HZ that puts in 3:3 pulldown
INTELLIGENCE-I'm not positive, but I believe it automatically changes brightness... Does it have mode 1 and 2. If so, than what I said should be right.
DRE PICTURE-This adds more "pop" and edge enhancement to the picture. It also (based on a reliable source) increases shadow detail when set to low.
BLACK LEVEL-This makes the black level appear deeper. It also crushes blacks. Don't use it.
ACL-Automatic Contrast limiter?? I don't know what it is or does, but I wouldn't use it.
ENHANCER MODE-This improves the sharpness (crispness) of the signal. 3 is really blurry, while 1 is sharp.
GAMMA-Gamma is the transient From light to dark. If the gamma is too low at low IREs, blacks will be crushed. If it is too high, the picture will be washed out. Gamma setting 2 is the best. The reference gamma is 2.22 (maybe just 2.2), but many people prefer 2.5 because it provides more depth.
COLOR TEMP-This is how shades of grade look from 10-100 IRE. The CT standard is 6500K, equivalent to midday sun. Many people, however, prefer higher color temperatures because they are brighter and punchier (but are blueish)
CITI-CTI-Contrast transient improvement. Not sure what it is, but I assume it "improves" the grayscale. I would leave it off.
COLOR SPACE-Two options, CS1 or CS2. CS2 conforms better to REC 709 (the color standard for HD broadcasts), but many prefer CS1 for the more vivid colors.
3DNR-
FIELD NR-
BLOCK NR-
MOSQUITO NR-All Noise reduction features. Turn all of them off unless you have a really noisy picture (they remove detail) on a certain broadcast (SD, for example).
TINT-Shifts color points to more reddish/greenish. Don't believe it affects grayscale
FILM MODE-What you should use for movies with 1080p/24HZ that puts in 3:3 pulldown
INTELLIGENCE-I'm not positive, but I believe it automatically changes brightness... Does it have mode 1 and 2. If so, than what I said should be right.
DRE PICTURE-This adds more "pop" and edge enhancement to the picture. It also (based on a reliable source) increases shadow detail when set to low.
BLACK LEVEL-This makes the black level appear deeper. It also crushes blacks. Don't use it.
ACL-Automatic Contrast limiter?? I don't know what it is or does, but I wouldn't use it.
ENHANCER MODE-This improves the sharpness (crispness) of the signal. 3 is really blurry, while 1 is sharp.
GAMMA-Gamma is the transient From light to dark. If the gamma is too low at low IREs, blacks will be crushed. If it is too high, the picture will be washed out. Gamma setting 2 is the best. The reference gamma is 2.22 (maybe just 2.2), but many people prefer 2.5 because it provides more depth.
COLOR TEMP-This is how shades of grade look from 10-100 IRE. The CT standard is 6500K, equivalent to midday sun. Many people, however, prefer higher color temperatures because they are brighter and punchier (but are blueish)
CITI-CTI-Contrast transient improvement. Not sure what it is, but I assume it "improves" the grayscale. I would leave it off.
COLOR SPACE-Two options, CS1 or CS2. CS2 conforms better to REC 709 (the color standard for HD broadcasts), but many prefer CS1 for the more vivid colors.
3DNR-
FIELD NR-
BLOCK NR-
MOSQUITO NR-All Noise reduction features. Turn all of them off unless you have a really noisy picture (they remove detail) on a certain broadcast (SD, for example).
jmschnur
02-11-2009, 08:15 AM
It would be nice to get a clear explanation of ACL and intelligence.
Joel
Joel