He’s a dad and he’s in love and he smokes meat and builds computers and is into Warhammer 40k. He’s living his best life and he’s also allowed to age however he wants
He’s a dad and he’s in love and he smokes meat and builds computers and is into Warhammer 40k. He’s living his best life and he’s also allowed to age however he wants
And focal length
How does this work with our eyes? Does the “image” we see change depending on our distance from the subject and our brains autocorrect it to a standardized perception or do our eyes work differently from cameras to the point that this doesn’t happen for us?
If the former, which focal length is closest to how we’d see a person? 50mm looks best to me, but I’ve definitely seen people who look like either of the other focal lengths; could a person who naturally looks a little sharp and narrow benefit from a 100mm focal length?