cbass wrote:
This is how human vision works. We an only focus on a region and then the rest is out of focus. If you have a shelf full of boxes and are searching for a particular box you can't see them all at once. You focus on an area and outside that area it's blurred.
Above all, human vision is characterized by the fact that it occurs with two eyes, which ensures that we see in three dimensions. This has absolutely nothing to do with blurred edges. A stereo photograph, for example, appears more three-dimensional the greater the depth of field.
Jun 25, 2025 at 02:05 PM
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