To view 3D images
3D imaging is a technology that utilizes the slight difference in the left and right eyes to make images on TV look just like real-life 3-dimensional space.
- Play a 3D image title or turn to a 3D channel.
- Put on 3D glasses.
- Press
button to change to 3D imaging.
- To end 3D image viewing, press the
button on the remote control while viewing 3D images.
Depending on the input signal, available 3D type may differ.
To adjust details of 3D images

Adjusts various aspects of 3D imaging.
3D Mode | Provides appropriate 3D depth.
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3D Sound Zooming | Provides the 3D-optimised sound. |
Normal Image View | The 3D effect is removed leaving a 2D image. |
3D Color Correction | Corrects the color of 3D images.
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3D Image Correction | Switches left / right images of 3D video. |
Viewing 3D images - warning
When viewing 3D images, it is recommended that the viewer maintain a distance of at least twice the screen's diagonal length.
3D images may not be viewed correctly with shutter-type glasses that require recharging.
If a future 3D broadcasting format that is not supported by this TV becomes the standard, you may require an additional device such as a set-top box.
Using 3D glasses - warning
Do not use the 3D glasses as a replacement for your own corrective glasses, sunglasses, or protective goggles. Incorrect use of 3D glasses may cause eye injuries.
Do not store 3D glasses in extreme conditions. Exposure to excessively high or low temperatures may deform the lenses. Do not use deformed glasses.
Do not apply pressure to 3D glasses or subject them to any impact. Subjecting 3D glasses to rough handling may damage them.
The lenses on 3D glasses (with polarising film) are vulnerable to scratches. Use only a soft and clean cloth for cleaning. A dirty cloth may scratch the polarising film.
Do not scratch the lens surface of the 3D glasses with sharp objects or clean with chemicals. If the lens surface is scratched, 3D images may not display correctly.