Avata question

[Greg Vos]

Guys please can you seasoned guys tell me what is the reason we have the grid view option with the avata?
I was playing with the menu and put it in grid view, the white aiming circle was still there I thought the centre of the grid would remain in the centre of the circle and was hoping to use it as the reference point when flying into a white background (cloud cover) but it seems not to stay quite in the centre during fast flight and spirited turning.
So was wondering what it’s used for ?

 

[Kilrah]

It's basically a rule of thirds/image composition help, not flight-related.

 

[Greg Vos]

It's basically a rule of thirds/image composition help, not flight-related.

Thank you for the reply ..in lay man’s terms what does this mean? I’m not familiar with photography or picture taking at all so just curious

 

[Kilrah]

Basically for pleasing images you tend to want the main subject either well centered or at a third of the picture. Most cameras have grid overlays you can enable to help with that.

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