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3D Settings
3D Format
Choose the 3D mode to match your input signal.
There are 5 Modes: 2D to 3D, Off, Left/Right, Top/
Bottom and Frame Sequence.
2D TO 3D
This option allows you to create a virtual 3D effect
from a 2D signal. You can also use the DEPTH
setting in conjunction with this mode to change
the strength of the effect or the virtual depth of the
image.
Off
When set to this option, the raw 2D or 3D image
will be displayed with no 3D effect.
Left right (Side-by-side)
Select this option to display videos recorded in
Side-by-side mode as a 3D video. Side-by-side
videos will appear like the image below if 3D mode
is set to Off. If the image appears out of focus try
swaping the left and right images by setting the
LEFT/RIGHT option to “On”.
Top/Bottom
Select this option to display videos recorded in
Top-Bottom mode as a 3D video. Top-Bottom
videos will appear like the image below if 3D mode
is set to Off. If the image appears out of focus try
swaping the left and right images by setting the
LEFT/RIGHT option to “On”.
Frame sequence (line-by-line)
This option will be selected automatically when
viewing a 3D Blu-ray connected to the TV via
HDMI.
3D to 2D
Set the option to On if you would like to view a 3D
only DTV Signal, Video or Blu-ray movie in 2D.
You can also use the Left/Right option to switch
between viewing the Left or Right eye image..
NOTE: Make sure you have read all safety precautions for 3D viewing (in the “Important Safety Instruc-
tions Section”) before you start 3D viewing. This TV set is 3D capable and can be used to view
3D broadcasts (if available) or 3D Blu-Ray discs (in conjunction with a Blu-Ray player).
Then press the 3D button on the remote control and enjoy 3D viewing.
• This TV uses ‘Passive’ 3D..
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