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It's a visual illusion dependent on the focal length of the lens being used and any foreground objects that are on the studio backlot.
by et-al 3y ago
It's a visual illusion dependent on the focal length of the lens being used and any foreground objects that are on the studio backlot.
- tomxor 3y agoYup, even in person i.e without zooming, the moon looks way smaller when in the middle of the sky; yet on the horizon amongst man made structures it can look bigger... measure it with your thumb and it's the same size - context changes our perception.
- xwolfi 3y agoWe dont see reality, we see what our brains need to focus on to eat another day.