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It’s very true of the current automotive cameras. Just put them on a good display and look between the screen and reality. Source: I have done that.

• JohnFen 2y ago
  The raw image your eyes produce is full of literal holes where there is no image at all (it's often referred to as "like looking through a slice of swiss cheese"), and the rest is mostly out of focus. You don't see that because your brain does a ton of fixing up and filling in the blanks before you perceive things. Much of what you think you're seeing is actually your brain reconstructing things.
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  • plasticchris 2y ago
    Yes, and in looking between the real scene and the display these errors are present in both.
  • lawn 2y ago
    Another reason is that we refocus and move our eyes constantly, giving us a more clear picture.