09-21-2009, 02:44 PM
Howdy All,
Everyone ok?
Heres a question in regards to The EzOSD + Fatsharks
My Right Eye is only 80% good, slightly blurry, normal day to day life is fine.
The most important information on the Ezosd is on the right hand side of the screen, Distance from home and altitude and also MAH used on the bottom of the right hand side, is quite hard to read for me
along with the 80* field of view with the fatsharks it becomes slightly harder for me even more!
Has anyone adapted the fatsharks to make them less zoomed in? so i could get a better image of the right hand side? like changed the magnification?
i love the fatsharks and the Ezosd, the team had made such a great design!
also i heard of a rumor a while back that there might be a interface that you could change the location of where the information is placed on the screen?!?
also i have adjusted the Safe and normal and HD mode on the Ezosd to show where the information is placed towards the margins, that helps a little
any ideas on what i can do to make my FPV experience better?
i guess i could try a contact lens
Everyone ok?
Heres a question in regards to The EzOSD + Fatsharks
My Right Eye is only 80% good, slightly blurry, normal day to day life is fine.
The most important information on the Ezosd is on the right hand side of the screen, Distance from home and altitude and also MAH used on the bottom of the right hand side, is quite hard to read for me
along with the 80* field of view with the fatsharks it becomes slightly harder for me even more!
Has anyone adapted the fatsharks to make them less zoomed in? so i could get a better image of the right hand side? like changed the magnification?
i love the fatsharks and the Ezosd, the team had made such a great design!
also i heard of a rumor a while back that there might be a interface that you could change the location of where the information is placed on the screen?!?
also i have adjusted the Safe and normal and HD mode on the Ezosd to show where the information is placed towards the margins, that helps a little
any ideas on what i can do to make my FPV experience better?
i guess i could try a contact lens
