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Picture

Settings › Picture covers the picture as a whole: its colour, and where and at what shape it is drawn.

Settings shown on the Picture section: the rail listing all sixteen sections with Picture selected first under Video & display, and beside it Colour adjustment — Brightness at 0.00, Contrast, Saturation and Gamma at 1.00, Hue at 0°, Colour LUT (.cube) on None with Choose…, and Reset colour — then Picture placement — Aspect ratio on From the file, Pan and scan at 0.00, Zoom at 1.00×, Pan horizontally and Pan vertically at 0.00, and Reset placement.

  1. Under Colour adjustment, move Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Hue and Gamma; Reset colour returns all five to neutral.
  2. Colour LUT (.cube) applies a grading look from a file you pick with Choose… — a look, not screen calibration. The cross beside the file and a LUT interpretation list appear once one is set.
  3. Under Picture placement, set Aspect ratio — From the file to begin with — when a film is drawn at the wrong shape.
  4. Raise Pan and scan to trade black bars for cropped edges and Zoom to enlarge; Pan horizontally and Pan vertically shift the picture inside the window. Reset placement undoes all five.
  5. Click Save to keep any of it — see Saving changes.
  • They re-grade; they do not repair a compressed or banded source — that is the Upscaler section’s Source tab.
  • Pan horizontally and Pan vertically move the picture whether or not anything is cropped: where there are black bars it slides into them, and otherwise it slides off one edge, leaving black behind it. Reset placement brings it back.
  • Nothing is kept until Save, though a film on screen follows every change at once, resets included.