Yamaha LPX-510 Manuale Utente

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Adjusting the Image Quality

Images in 4:3 format such as normal TV 
broadcasts are extended horizontally, with 
less elongation in the middle and more 
elongation at the edges.
This is useful for when 4:3 images are 
projected onto a wide screen. Because 
there is almost no distortion due to 
enlargement in the middle of the images, 
the images appear close to what they 
would be at their original size. And 
because both ends of the images are 
enlarged, movement at the edges of the 
images appears faster and gives an 
impression of greater speed, making it 
ideal for viewing sporting events.

*If keystone correction has been carried 

out, Smart Zoom mode cannot be 
selected.

If the input signal resolution is 1280 x 720 
dots or less, the images are projected onto 
the screen with the input signal resolution 
unchanged. Because of this, the size of the 
displayed images will change depending 
on the input resolution.
The picture quality will be the clearest for 
portions of the image that have not been 
resized horizontally or vertically.

If the input signal resolution is 1280 x 720 
dots or less, the input signal resolution is 
elongated horizontally and the images are 
projected at an aspect ratio of 16:9. 
Because of this, the size of the displayed 
images will change depending on the input 
resolution.
The portions that are not vertically resized 
will appear with higher image quality.