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Fine Contrast |
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This function that allows the user to set the
appropriate screen parameters for almost any
application or file type including text based
documents, DVDs, and digital images. Fine Contrast
offers five modes: Text, Picture, Movie, Custom, and
sRGB. Each mode has default settings for such
parameters as brightness, color temperature, and
saturation, which can be further adjusted in the
ScreenManager® OSD menu. Toggling between the
different modes is done by pressing a button on the
front panel. |
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Mode |
Suggested Use |
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Text |
Word processing,
spread sheets, e-mail |
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Picture |
Photographs,
illustrations, and other still
images |
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Movie |
DVDs and streaming
video |
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Custom |
User Customizable |
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sRGB |
Color matching,
viewing web sites |
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Furthermore, with the bundled
EIZO original utility software "ScreenManager Pro
for LCD1," any application can be
assigned a Fine Contrast mode through the Auto Fine
Contrast function. When that application is selected
with the mouse or keyboard, the screen automatically
changes to the assigned mode.
ScreenManager Pro for LCD also includes a unique
WindowMovie mode. With this mode, video playback
software can be displayed in a bright overlay
window, and the brightness setting for the rest of
the screen altered by the user2. This
allows for watching video in a brightly lit window,
while devoting the rest of the screen to another
task such as writing e-mail. Auto Fine Contrast can
also be used to assign WindowMovie mode to video
playback software.
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board supporting gamma adjustment, DirectDraw, and
DirectDraw Overlay are required for WindowMovie
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DesktopViewer/PRINT
Image Matching |
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EIZO's new DesktopViewer provides a wide range of
advanced imaging functions. DesktopViewer can
display still images (jpeg, tiff, or bitmap) or
animated images (AVI, MPEG, and other file types
supported by Windows MediaPlayer 6.0), or any
selected area of the screen in an overlay window up
to the panel's maximum brightness.2 |
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DesktopViewer
Features |
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An image can be dragged and dropped inside the
DesktopViewer window and then be freely enlarged or
reduced. A color editing function allows for
altering brightness, contrast, chroma, hue and gamma
values. |
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| Image captured,
displayed, and expanded in overlay window |
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Select area of screen
shown at panel's maximum brightness |
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Uses the graphics card's video
memory, capturing an image and changing its size is
performed more quickly and smoothly than with
conventional software. |
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For business
presentations or showroom use, DesktopViewer
includes a slideshow function that shows all images
in a specified folder. The user can set both the
window size and time each image is displayed. |
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DesktopViewer comes with 5 user selectable modes
Mode |
Suggested Use |
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Normal |
Normal photographs
(Image that do not correspond to the
other 4) |
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Nature |
Scenic images |
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Portrait |
Photographs of people |
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Macro |
Photographs taken in
macro mode |
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P.I.M. |
For color matching
with P.I.M. or EXIF 2.2-enabled
digital cameras |
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PRINT Image
Matching II and Exif 2.2 Support |
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The FlexScan supports both Seiko Epson Corporation's
P.I.M. II and JEITA (Japan Electronics and
Information Technology Industries Association) and
JCIA's (Japan Camera Industry Association) Exif 2.2
standards. These standards allow digital camera
manufacturers to assign image specific parameters
for printing such as gamma, color space matrix,
contrast, chroma, and exposure mode to assure high
quality digital prints that match the original shots
as closely as possible. By utilizing the P.I.M.
mode, color management between the FlexScan L768 and
P.I.M. II and Exif 2.2-enabled digital cameras and
printers is greatly simplified. |
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2DesktopViewer
is supported by Windows 2000 and XP only. Graphics
board supporting gamma adjustment, DirectDraw, and
DirectDraw Overlay is required. |
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Monitor Accessories
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