digital rear view mirror issues

It looks like the image is distorted because it's being stretched the entire width of the mirror. Is there not a setting for the image to occupy 2/3rds of the width, like in the photo?

If you're determined to have a rear view camera/mirror and you aren't satisfied with the one you have, try one of these:

https://www.auto-vox.com/product/1700619789.html

The toughest part of the installation would be adapting the mirror to the Pantera's rear view mirror mount.

Are you using this setup? The marketing images look crystal clear and undistorted, but is it that good?

I bought an extra Pantera mirror on the internet so I can modify the bracket to fit an alternate mirror. Barring that working, my son can 3D print me a metal bracket that addresses the connection of old and new.

I am not using one but you can listen to a highly regarded car builder discuss this very unit at the 48 second mark in this YouTube video:

https://youtu.be/fMha8bbmjxc?si=YTO74U40puhk44bZ

well that sounds pretty convincing. Thank you, Tom

I believe the company has an Amazon.com Store.

Any thoughts on digital side view mirrors, especially for the passenger side...?

My camera system has the abillity to handle four cameras and can run a split screen on the mirror. They have very small cameras that can be stuck to a side body panel and look backwards, but unless you have a black car that wouldn't look too great. It would be interesting to remove the side mirrors entirely and replace them with a cool small aerodynamic bracket that incorporates a camera.

I would not use the Master Tailgaters mirror system that I bought, the mirror images are poor. In time I'm going to replace it with different system because the rear view improves dramatically. 

Yes I was thinking exactly that...was planning on 3D printing the carriers to fit on the existing door mounts. Only problem is the wires - there aren't any holes in the outer door skin and I don't want any unreversible mods - so it'd be good if the cameras were WiFi and battery powered....

Alternatively side view cameras mounted on the edge of the rear lid, if they have to have wires...but they'd need to be really sleek and I don't know about missing out on showing what's right next to the car...

I think there's a hole in the market for this product...!