[Baz]

Hi Bob

In my limited experience with FPV, I utube settings for my cameras and then you have to do the monitor/goggles for colour, contrast, brightness and saturation.
Then colour, contrast, brightness and saturation the camera and then monitor/goggles again.
My Skyzones are even better now with the Fatshark faceplate fitted. Fan for defogging and sponge not rubber against face, sooooo comfortable.
The Skyzones are an awesome goggle, better video using antennas then plugging in commercial quality groundstations. The standard diopters seem to suit long and short sighted people, just a top quality goggle which is reflected in the price.
I haven't tried fatsharks, which are the most popular and would recommend asking the dudes at FPVR meetings to try. I do notice they all plug into groundstations.
The green grass looking red is saturation to high and my quanums needed to be toned down a lot. Saturation is the easiest to get right, as you go up and down in value it's wrong wrong wrong right yah.
Hope that helps, your learning curve is going in the right direction.