For my LG 3D OLEDs, I will personally keep using the "Oppo 203 and LG 3D OLED Component Combination 3D Tweak". Whether it is a placebo effect or not, I find I can identify 3D layering more readily with LG Auto mode selected and Manual 3D parameter levels set @ Depth +20 and Viewpoint -5.

I LOVE IT!

Every 3D blu-ray I've viewed since the above afirmation, I have tested LG's 3D settings, choosing both manual with 3D values at default and Auto with 3D values @ 3D Depth +20, 3D Viewpoint -5; and I have to affirm without any doubt that Auto with manual settings at the extreme values visually highlight vital real-world depth cues that flattens out the ground surface as you see it go back in the Z-plane plus visually intensify's foreground foliage & objects as pertinent frame-of-reference props that highlight the existing depth cues allowing the senses to perceive a 3D scene with greater real-world existence. With the multitude of times I have compared each specified setting to the same 3D scene-specific time-lines, I now want to state the component combination is a reference setting choice.

Exist_To_Resist, can you please duplicate the following tweak posted below.
It should show you beyond-a-doubt that 3D-Automatic-Mode takes input from 3D-Manual-Mode settings.

The settings will resolve 3D depth z-plane information at 100% levels when the OLED is set back to Auto Mode.

Instructions:
Look at a Blu-ray 3D scene in 3D with your current OLED 3D settings.
Then look at it again after changing "Manual Mode"- Depth and Viewpoint values maxed-out @ 3D Depth (20) & 3D Viewpoint (-10) (you have to use manual mode to set these values) and then Re-set 3D Mode back to Auto Mode before you exit Picture-Settings for values to take effect and work correctly.

Experiment with the Auto 3D Mode using maxed-out Manual 3D Mode settings on a feature like Ant-Man 3D or Black Panther 3D, but this will also fully resolve @ 100% levels the existing digital z-plane information present on any Blu-ray 3D movie.

Please let me know how it looks!

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We got your six Paul. Thank you for the updates on your research. You are a safe port in the storm.

scusa Paul allora come dobbiamo impostare LGE6V 20 -5 OPPURE 20 -10 NON CAPISCO QUALE DELLE DUE LASCISARE GRAZIE DI UNA CORTESE RISPOSTA

With "Manual" selected, set 3D Depth to 20 and 3D Viewpoint to -10 , then select "Auto" and exit the settings.

In the Oppo’s Setup Menu -> 3D Setting -> “3D TV Size”, I have always set the value to 65 inches, matching my LG’s screen size, until now.

Found that when increasing the “3D TV Size” setting to 999, it will totally expand the complete z-plane structure.
More important, I found that setting 999 will build perfect symmetrical structure-point-placement in the 3D image-landscape.
Verified this with Spears & Munsil HD Benchmark 2nd Edition 3D Blu-ray, where both "Depth Steps Positive" and "Depth Steps Negative" graphs show structure-point-placement is in perfect symmetry.
This is exacted and reinforced when viewing the 3D Benchmark's "Montage 3D" Demonstration Material!

"3D TV Size" is a z-plane expansion tool, digitally controlling the building-structure of the 3D image-landscape.
A native-3D expansion tool that can possibly duplicate the director-intended z-plane placement? (Sure to be scrutinized!) ???

Edit Update: Finding the 3D expansion very apparent viewing the early Disney Pixar Toy Story 3D.

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