So my lenses from HonsVR arrived, and I'm delighted with the Integra goggles. While I have (very slightly) some of the same "ethnic European face shape" issues others have had, the integrated battery and GPS, as well as the smaller, lighter, more compact size more than compensate for the fitment issues. There's always foam...
Head tracking is actually kind of fun/cool. I can't see actually using it for some serious purpose, but for just flying and sightseeing at altitude I think I will actually be using it.
DJI implemented it exactly as I would had I been designing it. Control of the aircraft, i.e. it's flight path, is not affected or controlled by head movements. Only where you are looking, by adjusting gimbal tilt and yaw orientation. If the aircraft is moving, it will continue following the MC2 control inputs regardless of what your head's doing.
In short, you can look around as if you're riding in the aircraft without causing it to wildly grate all over the place. Where you're looking, and where you're flying are independent.
Head tracking is actually kind of fun/cool. I can't see actually using it for some serious purpose, but for just flying and sightseeing at altitude I think I will actually be using it.
DJI implemented it exactly as I would had I been designing it. Control of the aircraft, i.e. it's flight path, is not affected or controlled by head movements. Only where you are looking, by adjusting gimbal tilt and yaw orientation. If the aircraft is moving, it will continue following the MC2 control inputs regardless of what your head's doing.
In short, you can look around as if you're riding in the aircraft without causing it to wildly grate all over the place. Where you're looking, and where you're flying are independent.
