Yeah, so, like the topic says Has anyone used goggles to help check focus with the x5?

I use focus peaking, on a iPad mini 4.  Used a iPad Pro 12" before, but because lightbridge transmits only 720p, and the DJI GO app just blows up the image, not interpolation, a bigger screen doesn't  help.  In fact I chose the mini4 because I wanted a screen res somewhat close to the output of the app.  

I'd probably like to do a hdmi goggle plugged into the master controller, but they're friggin expensive. I guess I could try plugging iPhone into vrone goggles on the slave remote, but that's a lot of controllers to hold onto.  I do more still imagery than video, and not that it isn't important with video, I don't have the benefit of motion to disguise a momentary lapse of focus.

Thanks.

Yeah, so, like the topic says Has anyone used goggles to help check focus with the x5?

I use focus peaking, on a iPad mini 4.  Used a iPad Pro 12" before, but because lightbridge transmits only 720p, and the DJI GO app just blows up the image, not interpolation, a bigger screen doesn't  help.  In fact I chose the mini4 because I wanted a screen res somewhat close to the output of the app.  

I'd probably like to do a hdmi goggle plugged into the master controller, but they're friggin expensive. I guess I could try plugging iPhone into vrone goggles on the slave remote, but that's a lot of controllers to hold onto.  I do more still imagery than video, and not that it isn't important with video, I don't have the benefit of motion to disguise a momentary lapse of focus.

Thanks.