Scottotheforest
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I opted for the Epson Moverio glasses, and being able to FPV (legally) has been a game changer for me.
Have a couple dozen flights with them now and still getting used to them, but I do a lot of ground level or low level trail flying, often in tripod mode showcasing parks and hiking trails with tons of branches and up/down topography, and this has allowed me to finally get some footage but be able to see obstacles more clearly.
Now I haven't flown with the crystalsky monitor, but I'm loving the Epson glasses and tiny profile/weight of the Android processor/Mavic controller that allows me to scramble around my subject matter terrain as effortlessly as my 60+ body can still go.
Have a couple dozen flights with them now and still getting used to them, but I do a lot of ground level or low level trail flying, often in tripod mode showcasing parks and hiking trails with tons of branches and up/down topography, and this has allowed me to finally get some footage but be able to see obstacles more clearly.
Now I haven't flown with the crystalsky monitor, but I'm loving the Epson glasses and tiny profile/weight of the Android processor/Mavic controller that allows me to scramble around my subject matter terrain as effortlessly as my 60+ body can still go.