Thank for the suggestion, I did eventually adjust it so that you could see the edges in a similar way to how you mentioned, but I’ve since chosen to select either the 3D or 2D option in Mirror mode when there’s a film with the black borders. All I need to do is work out how to create a scene for the different modes so I can switch between them quickly without going into the Nanoleaf app. I’ll put a link to your article in my review too.

There also a great video (You can find the Link in my article on my blog) that Nanoleaf put out about tips and tricks. It really helps. It particularly helped me with placing the camera.

Other than that, great article as usual. I need to write more in my blog, but haven’t tried enough yet.

Hi, at present I’ve found the following settings work best when the image is full screen (no top/bottom black borders) – 4D Mirror mode, Cinematic, Brightness 60%. If the image has the black borders, 3D seems better overall.