I too will be buying the Avagants![]()
I've wanted the Avagants from day dot. Just never preordered because they're a tad pricey and there's no good videos to show how well they'll work with the Inspire 1.Letting a pretty face turn your head? Shame on you! [emoji14]
I've had my Zeiss Cinemizers for a couple weeks now. Overall, pretty happy with them. I haven't seen any other reviews as it specifically relates to the Inspire 1, so I figured I'd take a crack at it.
Remember these things were never designed for that purpose, but rather to watch a DVD comfortably installed either in your sofa, on the plane/train etc...
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I bought some Zeiss Cinemisers for my P2V Plus and ended sending them back. I just didn't think the quality of the video was what I was expecting. I got a much better quality feedback just using my iPhone 6 + and a decent sunshade.
resolution is limited to 720P. Doesn't matter how high a pair of glasses can go. It's the HDMI board that's the limiting factor. If you didn't like the quality of the cinemizers, you are hard pressed to find anything better. Because those are OLED. Larger maybe. The headplay would be significantly larger.I bought the Cinemizers with my Inspire, but having tried using them once, I don't ever use them any more. The three main problems I have with them are: 1) I can't see the tablet to use the touch screen, 2) I can't see the aircraft in real space, and 3) the resolution is poor, IMO. Having come very close to descending into a tree and sideways into a cliff in FPV mode, I'm consistently glancing between the on-screen camera image and the physical position of the aircraft relative to obstacles.
I can work around (1) slightly if I don't wear the sunshade with the Cinemizers such that I can glance down beneath them to see the tablet. When combined with (3), (2) is unworkable, although I tried a head-mounted camera with an HDMI A/B switch to feed into the Cinemizers. Even though the headmount camera was HD, the resolution on the Cinemizers was insufficient to spot the craft when relatively far away. (3) is disappointing considering the cost of the Cinemizers. If I really, really wanted head-mounted FPV flying, I'd look into the HeadPlay (hopefully with even higher resolution than now) and perfect the auxiliary camera for spotting the aircraft in real space.
Just my opinion, of course.
mTp
The thing I like about the Cinemizers (I use when flying other copters too), is that you can wear them without the rubber sunshields and with corrective eyeglasses (and still see all four corners of the screen) -- and when you do wear them lower down on your nose because of the corrective glasses, there is a slot below them so you can look down at the iPad, and a slot above them where you can have line of sight to the copter for landing, take-off, or general situation awareness. You can focus the Cinemizers at infinity so you can switch between real world distant vision (top slot) and Cinemizers without even needing to refocus your eyes. You must wear a wide brimmed hat though, otherwise there's too much ambient light that leaks in.
So all in all, they're far less isolating that the other kinds of goggles, and, as I say, you can wear'em with corrective glasses.
The thing I don't like about the Cinemizers is that the refocusing wheels turn far too easily, so you're forever knocking them out of focus when you take them off or put them on. I'm thinking I'll put some PVC tape across the focusing wheels to stop that happening.
Andy.
[emoji106]Thanks for your opinion. I appreciate your time and points. I think I will hold off on the cinemizers and get some headplays.
Got a pair of those tooI will have a review on those as well.[/QUOTE
How are the headplays???
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