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3D Assist Mode (continued)
VERTICAL (Vertical Offset Check)
This function enables you to operate two horizontal line markers to check the number of lines between markers in the displayed image
and check vertical offset.
MENUEXIT
RETURN
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[3D ASSIST]
VERTICAL
MARKER1 440
MARKER2 540
98 Lines
• The number of lines of the displayed image is measured and
then the number of lines between the two horizontal line mark-
ers is displayed at the bottom right of the screen.
Screen:
The L/R 2 screens are shown side-by-side, and two markers
are shown.
<Assist Point>
• Displaying horizontal line markers makes it easy to check the
left/right vertical offset.
• When the vertical offset becomes large, discomfort will be felt
and stereoscopic vision will become difficult when the mode is
set to 3D so make adjustments trying your hardest to eliminate
camera vertical offset.
Underlined values indicate factory defaults.
Menu Setting Description
MARKER1
0 to 1078
(Factory default setting:
540)
Shifts the upper horizontal line marker up or down.
*
1
MARKER2 0 to 1078
(Factory default setting:
540)
Shifts the lower horizontal line marker up or down.
*
1
*
1
The two horizontal line markers are each indicated by two lines, and the position of the upper line is indicated.
OVERLAY (Parallax Check)
This function displays vertical line markers to enable you to check the width of parallax.
Overlay display
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[3D ASSIST]
OVERLAY
STANDARD
MKR POSI 0
MKR WDTH 3%
Gray display
MENUEXIT
RETURN
RETURN
[3D ASSIST]
OVERLAY
GRAY
MKR POSI 0
MKR WDTH 3%
Screen:
L/R images are overlaid and shown on one screen, and vertical
line markers are shown at 1 %, 2 % and 3 % intervals across
the horizontal image width.
• Vertical line markers can also be displayed in a gray screen in
which the parallax portion is emphasized (gray display).
<Assist Point>
When the parallax is way too large, stereoscopic vision will
become difficult when 3D images are viewed so check the width
of parallax of the L side and R side images, using the width of
the vertical line markers as a reference.