Pics of what? Do you want pics of the installed shield? I did not take any videos or pics while I was flying as it was just a short flight to do this testing. I can post pics of the shield installed on my controller if you are interested in seeing that.
My honest opinion is that it is barely worth the $20 they charge, but if you often fly on sunny days then it may be well worth it, I have yet to see how much i will use it so it is hard to say if it was worth it but my guess is there will come a time when I need a sun shield and it will come in handy. It does seem to be well constructed out of a fake leather material, the stitching seems to be good so it doesn't look like it will fall apart unless abused.
Well, that depends on the angle you are holding the controller and the angle of the sun relative to your ground station. But yes, it can be useless on the phone/tablet if you are holding the controller at probably less than a 45 degree angle from flat and sun is right above you, especially if you have a larger tablet instead of a phone. To be fair they did design the controller to be used primarily with a phone rather than a tablet, even though we have gotten some tablets to fit. I don't see how some people put a tablet in portrait orientation and use it that way.
I know what you mean about portrait mode, I use an iPad Air2 on a MavMount and it works fine. I tried having the tablet both above, and below the controller, both have pro's and con's, Above is easier to see and more like the Phantom controller, but blocks the controller LCD screen, but truth be told there is not any info on that screen that isn't on the much larger tablet , and I have trouble finding info quickly on the crowded LCD. With the tablet below the controller it is better balanced and the bottom of the tablet can rest on you forearms and you can still reach and see the controller screen no problem. My sunhood fits on in both orientations but has more adjustment options when above the controller. The last thing is a neck strap will only work well in the upper position, it cuts right thru the middle of the screen in the lower, and after 4 or 5 batteries a neck strap is nice to have. The entire setup is still lighter than the P3 controller, FPV antenna's, and tablet was.
