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Yes. That's because as you move away from the foreground object, the ratio of distances to foreground and background decreases. In the limit, this ratio approac
by p-e-w 3y ago
Yes. That's because as you move away from the foreground object, the ratio of distances to foreground and background decreases. In the limit, this ratio approaches one, and you get an orthographic projection, where the projected size of objects (after zooming in) is independent of their distance from the camera.