Adjust lighting settings

To make your content look its best on screen, it's important to use the correct lighting settings.
One key factor is color temperature, which is measured in Kelvin (K). Below, we’ll guide you step by step on how to adjust it easily.

What is Kelvin?

Kelvin is a measure of color temperature. It determines whether the screen light appears warm (yellowish) or cool (bluish).

General guide to setting the right Kelvin:

Note: Menu names may vary slightly depending on manufacturer and model. The following is a general guide.

1. Open the screen’s settings menu
   Use the remote control and press “Menu” or the equivalent button.

2. Go to Picture or Display Settings
   Look for options such as “Color Temperature”, “White Balance” or “Advanced Settings”.

3. Choose a color temperature setting
   You will often be able to choose from presets like:

   • Warm (approx. 3000–4000K)

   • Neutral (approx. 5000K)

   • Cool (approx. 6500K)

   Some screens also allow manual adjustment of Kelvin levels.

4. Save your settings
   Confirm the changes and exit the menu.

💡 Tips:

• Test different Kelvin settings depending on the lighting conditions of your room.

• Avoid overly cool light in dark or warm spaces – it may appear harsh or glaring.

• Step back and view the screen from the audience’s perspective – then adjust accordingly.