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I say that because: depending on those factors (and some others like lense type, focus etc) the difference between the angle eye/screen and eye/camera is insign
by erelde 10y ago
I say that because: depending on those factors (and some others like lense type, focus etc) the difference between the angle eye/screen and eye/camera is insignificant...
You just have to draw a schema to understand.
3 to 5 meters is a good distance for a video conference.
- metafunctor 10y agoIt's not insignificant. Humans are pretty good in determining whether someone is making eye contact or not. At 5 meters, we can easily detect a 10cm deviation in gaze direction [1]. Also, I'd like to be (or feel like I am) much closer than 5 meters when talking with someone. [1] http://tachilab.org/content/files/publication/tp/imai200604Presence.pdf http://tachilab.org/content/files/publication/tp/imai200604P...
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- btmorex 10y agoInteresting that you think it's insignificant. A lot of group photos are taken at 3 to 5 meters away and it's immediately obvious who's looking directly into the camera and who isn't...