How to reduce the screen reflections & glare on the DJI RC ( Remote Controller ) for the DJI Mini 3 Pro DJI Mavic 3 PRO DJI Mavic 3 Classic and DJI Mavic 3

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Informative video Hieth.    I bought that same matte screen protector and it has worked really well in the bright sunlight at my location.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 6-6 13:43
Informative video Hieth.    I bought that same matte screen protector and it has worked really well in the bright sunlight at my location.

Yeah it does make a difference and worth getting I think

Or just get a rc pro. Never have a problem with seeing in sunny day again.

djiuser_zKR5HFX3a2EC Posted at 6-7 12:49
Or just get a rc pro. Never have a problem with seeing in sunny day again.

You certainly could and I use to own the old version which was awesome in the sun with my Mavic 2 Pro but at 0ver £600 more than the RC for 300 nits some people cant afford it or would rather buy another Mini 3 Pro - I am considering getting one now to go with my Mavic 3 Pro

Hitmax Posted at 6-7 12:22
Yeah it does make a difference and worth getting I think

Well worth the money for sure and definitely reduces glare and reflections.

Was that a double post?

Montfrooij Posted at 6-12 13:07
Was that a double post?

Yeah I wasn't sure which section to put it under ?

Hitmax Posted at 6-12 13:28
Yeah I wasn't sure which section to put it under ?

Ah ok, I never use the sections to filter, so it appeared twice

A friend had one of those on his RC and the other day as he was flying and trying to show me something on his screen I could see almost nothing. It does what it is supposed to do but also makes off-axis viewing difficult. Most folks probably don't care much about that but I often fly with friends and noticed that issue.

The best glare block is a broad brimmed hat. This will block the glare from your face.

I didn't know that David Lynch (the film director) was British

MS Posted at 6-16 11:28
I didn't know that David Lynch (the film director) was British

LOL I dont think I quite have his skills or money !

Mobilehomer Posted at 6-14 09:56
The best glare block is a broad brimmed hat. This will block the glare from your face.

Good shout - with my large head it would have to be a very large hat

digibud Posted at 6-14 09:55
A friend had one of those on his RC and the other day as he was flying and trying to show me something on his screen I could see almost nothing. It does what it is supposed to do but also makes off-axis viewing difficult. Most folks probably don't care much about that but I often fly with friends and noticed that issue.

Thats a good point had not thought of that as only tested on my own !