Goggles VS Monitor for Aerial Photography

[Crash_Expert]

Hey Guys!
This is my first post here.
Long time viewer but finally made an account.

So when doing aerial photography, do you guys prefer to use goggles or use a video monitor?
I have only been flying FPV via goggles at this point but I have several monitors laying around that I can use.
Does using a monitor help frame shots while keeping an eye on the machine?
etc.

Any feedback is appreciated.
Thanks,

C_E

 

[colorex]

- Best way to find out is to try...

- You can only concentrate on one thing at a time.

- Glare and reflections are issues with some screens.

 

[SnowRocker88]

The only advantage I could see to using a monitor would be that someone could 'direct' your shots if you were doing production work for someone else...

Basically, I think the monitor would be just for others and wouldn't help you (the pilot) at all.

Just my $0.02

 

[Crash_Expert]

Thanks for the replies guys.
I will be going out this afternoon to try it out.

Will let you guys know what works out.

C_E

 

[Tritium]

If the FAA has it's way then a Monitor is your ONLY choice.

Thurmond

 

[SnowRocker88]

So what's the difference in a large monitor feet from your face and two small monitors inches from your face? There are always workarounds.