Hmm, well.. $800 is more than I would have liked to paid, but if it boils down to cost per use.. in the end they will be less expensive per use than the Goggles. I really didn't think I would use the DJI Goggles much, which is why I sold them.
True. I don't feel I'd use the goggles much seeing how clumsy and big they are. I don't think I'd like being totally cut off from the outside world.
Thats what I did too.... obviously ended up keeping them.
One question what version DjI 4 is on the App Store? Is it possible to get older versions?
Not sure, but I noticed that it was just updated yesterday... Guess I'll to install the upgrade it before my next flight.
Ok... Only reason I ask is I'm using the older version on iOS so I don't have to go through all of the geofencing issues & constraints.
Yes. The image quality if absolutely good enough to notice these changes.
Nice! I keep telling myself I need to get a 3D printer. I've opted for the velcro route for now. I'll second the comment that the image in the BT-300's is very good for maintaining compostion etc. The sun can get a bit too bright depending on it's angle and where you are standing, I find that wearing a baseball cap works great. I think I'm going to purchase some better nose pads and a strap to hold the glasses in place better. they are fine as is but after a while in the direct sun one starts to sweat and the glasses slip/slide which takes the image out of your FOV.......I will say that the BT-300's are not very forgiving in that regard, there is really only one precise placement on your face/nose that allows you to see the image clearly.
$800 is steep. I normally wouldn't pay that much for these...they are worth half that IMO BUT for what they allow me to do they will pay for themselves in a short time. They do take some getting used to. Good luck!
