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If your eyes are exactly parallel the distance to the image shouldn’t affect its required size. The images need to be exactly as far apart as your pupils, and t
by tobr 2y ago
If your eyes are exactly parallel the distance to the image shouldn’t affect its required size. The images need to be exactly as far apart as your pupils, and that doesn’t change with distance. Of course, your eyes don’t need to be exactly parallel so there is some wiggle room to the size.
- BugsJustFindMe 2y ago> the distance to the image shouldn’t affect its required size. You probably mean this differently than how I'm reading it, because distance of any image affects the required size for its contents to be discernible. Billboards are very large for a reason.