I just bought some [$10.99] DIY 3D Google Cardboard Glasses Virtual Reality for iPhone 6 & 6 Plus /Note 4 / S5 etc. 4.3 inch - 6.3 inch Smartphone and I am wonder if their are any apps I can use to connect with my phantom 3 standard.
FPV glasses?
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Not the P3S. One of the reasons why I'm jumping ship to the P3A since the price drop.
Wait why would this not work if you just hooked the phone onto this instead of the holder on the controller? As long as the cord reached. I am thinking about buying this!
Your original link. If you just insert the phone into it and plug the phone into the controller I think it will work. You would have to take your phone out to use DJI go touch features but it would make a good sunshade
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No, the Litchi app is $19.99. I got it for $9.99 on Black Friday.
The Litchi app will compensate for this "distortion".
I don't know if you knew this, but when you put your phone in this device, it makes the image look like a square (4:3) not HD (16:9). And it's about 30 degrees of view, like you're looking at an old square monitor a foot away from your face. It's made to work with VR apps and they're currently only in 4:3 format, but the head tracking (like the rollercoaster app) works really good, especially for a free app and this cheap device. The 3D is passable as well.
Because it scrunches your 16:9 phone screen to 4:3. I tried it already. It cuts off most of the screen.
The Litchi app will compensate for this "distortion".
I don't know if you knew this, but when you put your phone in this device, it makes the image look like a square (4:3) not HD (16:9). And it's about 30 degrees of view, like you're looking at an old square monitor a foot away from your face. It's made to work with VR apps and they're currently only in 4:3 format, but the head tracking (like the rollercoaster app) works really good, especially for a free app and this cheap device. The 3D is passable as well.
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You can use a Bluetooth device (mouse or whatever) to click on apps with Android.
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These are the ones I bought. They're fully adjustable, too:
[$25.99] VR Shinecon 3D Virtual Reality Glasses Head Mount Google Cardboard 3D Movie Game Glasses for 4.7 ~ 6 inch Smartphone
Amazon has them for around $30, or $34.99 with a remote control (BT).
[$25.99] VR Shinecon 3D Virtual Reality Glasses Head Mount Google Cardboard 3D Movie Game Glasses for 4.7 ~ 6 inch Smartphone
Amazon has them for around $30, or $34.99 with a remote control (BT).
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Ah, you're right. The P3A has Lightbridge. I was thinking I would still be using wi-fi like the P3S. Not sure how I can work that with this device but I'm sure there's a solution otherwise the Litchi app wouldn't support it.
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