I've only recently gotten into FPV and I'm curious to hear from you as to your preferred 'Aspect Ratio' within the DJI FPV Goggles.  I'm speaking of the settings you'll find in the goggles under SETTINGS, then CAMERA, and from here you'll find the Aspect Ratio option of 4:3 or 16:9.  

I'm already leaning toward the 4:3 ratio myself.

P.S.  The poll wouldn't let me select just two (2) options so please ignore the duplicate 4:3 option in the poll below.

  

My appology...only wanted to post two (2) options 4:3 or 16:9.  Couldn't find an option in this forum to delete the 3rd option in the poll.

16:9 is my preference.

I personally use 4:3 feels good to see more on top and bottom when flying. I edit it in post later for 16:9 if I wanted to post video elsewhere. This gives you some room for superview like video.

I use 4:3 only because 16:9 chops the top and bottom off and stetches the image, which reduces visibility and makes it harder to use for take off/landing and when flying close to the ground.
What i would really like is if DJI added a third option for a Superview like non-linear stretch which would provide a 16:9 image that fills the display in the goggles without chopping the top and bottom off the image. Would also be good to be able to record in this mode too ;-)

RichieC Posted at 9-15 02:28
I use 4:3 only because 16:9 chops the top and bottom off and stetches the image, which reduces visibility and makes it harder to use for take off/landing and when flying close to the ground.
What i would really like is if DJI added a third option for a Superview like non-linear stretch which would provide a 16:9 image that fills the display in the goggles without chopping the top and bottom off the image. Would also be good to be able to record in this mode too ;-)

Appreciate the support and feedback on this poll.  

jffry7 Posted at 9-15 01:26
I personally use 4:3 feels good to see more on top and bottom when flying. I edit it in post later for 16:9 if I wanted to post video elsewhere. This gives you some room for superview like video.

My thoughts exactly this far.  Appreciate the feedback.  

FYI:  I also asked Mr Steele (FPV YouTuber) and he's saying he uses 4:3 all the time as well.  

16.9 is what I prefer.

4:3 is better for quads as you need the extra vertical field of view.  Why?  Because quads go "nose down" when you accelerate and "nose up" when they slow down.

Hello there Ron. Thank you for reaching out and for creating this poll. I hope that our fellow DJI co pilots can give out there insights with regards to this matter. Thank you for your support and please stay safe always.

DJI Stephen Posted at 9-15 19:11
Hello there Ron. Thank you for reaching out and for creating this poll. I hope that our fellow DJI co pilots can give out there insights with regards to this matter. Thank you for your support and please stay safe always.

Sure thing....I also put together this tutorial video on the subject as well.  Thought it might help a few out.

16:9 is my preference.

I prefer 16:9

RGMGFitness Posted at 9-15 20:31
Sure thing....I also put together this tutorial video on the subject as well.  Thought it might help a few out.

https://youtu.be/Bk_23X4bAog

Hi there Ron. Thank you for the reply and for sharing this video you have created. Again, thank you for your valued support and keep on flying.

4:3 works way better for me as drone pilot more natural, more immerse
16:9 is nice for cineshots to publish on YT, that's why You do mount 2nd proper camera on drones one for You, one for audience later

4:3 most of the time especially for racing and proximity. Occasionally use 16:9 for more scenic/ cinematic freestyle flying.

KREMi Posted at 9-18 05:29
4:3 works way better for me as drone pilot  more natural, more immerse
16:9 is nice for cineshots to publish on YT, that's why You do mount 2nd proper camera on drones  one for You, one for audience later

Yep...exactly what I'm thinking as well.