This is true, but not very helpful: the comparison is about varying focal length while keeping the share of the image occupied by the subject the same.
Yes, but I bring it up for the specific example of using our own eyes to achieve this effect, rather than relying on a camera. We don’t have a choice to change the focal length of our own eyes, or even crop the image, but the effect is still there.
This is true, but not very helpful: the comparison is about varying focal length while keeping the share of the image occupied by the subject the same.
Yes, but I bring it up for the specific example of using our own eyes to achieve this effect, rather than relying on a camera. We don’t have a choice to change the focal length of our own eyes, or even crop the image, but the effect is still there.
Fair, but I will never see Mitch McConnell with my own eyes either.