Mini 3 Pro FPV mode, safety issues

I suggest practicing for a good while at a high altitude before starting to get closer

to the ground, where the most spectacular results can be achieved. The obstacle avoidance system on the Mini 3 Pro works in FPB mode, but it lacks sensors

to the sides and above, therefore a lot of care is needed when flying at the same level

as the surrounding obstacles. When flying closer to the ground it is beneficial to use ND filters in order to get the correct

amount of motion blur. For obvious reasons the FPV mode is not meant to compete with the true FPV drone like the

DJI Avata. These models are specifically designed to perform fast, precise moves and are very well

protected in case of a crash. With the Mini 3 Pro I do not suggest going through small passages or other dangerous

moves, it would be too risky. It is possible to buy goggles and a motion controller stick for the Mini 3 Pro to get

an experience closer to the one of a true FPV model. As some of you know I'm not sponsored by any manufacturer, I don't even receive DJI models

in advance like many youtubers. I prefer to buy the products so that I can express my true opinion and only recommend

to my community products that I find really useful. In my opinion the goggles for the Mini 3 Pro are expensive, bulky to carry and also

a bit dangerous. From the point of view of regulations they are borderline as we are supposed to maintain

the aircraft within line of sight. I do not suggest using the Mini 3 Pro as a replacement for a true FPV drone

The FPV mode should be seen as a way to add a bit of creativity to your own footage and photos