Hello pilots!
So after months of practicing and searching for them I finally got Fatsharks. Now come the problems: The first time I tried them I was at home, with the drone on the bench. Turned them on and saw an amazing full and clear image.
Went out in the garden, turned them on again, but started seeing two separate images coming from the two screens. Piloting like this is nearly impossible because my eyes are tricked and don't know where to look. I tried a lipo but crashed many times with a cinewhoop and in general wasn't confident. Have you ever heard or had this issue? is it a matter of getting used to them? (I come from box goggles) I made a friend of mine try them (not a pilot) and he sees the full image like I did once I tried them. Please help me, I've been dreaming of this goggles since I started!
PS I tried a binocular I have at home and after a couple of tries I found the right IPD and was able to see the full image I'm supposed to see with the fatsharks, so my eyes aren't messed up like I thought ?

It could be your mind just needs to get used to dual screens.
Are you getting them into focus?Can you see the OSD good enough to read ?
I go through it every time I put on DJI goggles but the images converge in seconds.


Close one eye at a time and adjust focus.The PID just adjust how much of the screens each eye sees and adjust it later.Just put PID at best guess first,then adjust focus with one eye shut and then do the other.
Just relax and either the right or left screen will slowly float over on top of the other unit you see one screen.

I always wait until images become one before I start adjusting PID.

Overtime your brain will start blending the two images.

It happened to me when I first put them on. But after a few flights i had no issues.

Try not to focus on two individual screens. Just relax your eyes and wait for the image to blend in.

Just get the IPD and focus setup as Rob explained as this is the same procedure outlined in the manual.