yep

Ffs

Lol

lol

The angular size changes equally

@MrGiggles You tried, are you a flat earther?

I did try

sigh

If you aren't a flat earther you didn't try

Bruh

The angular resolution changes depending on your angle

no angular resolution is a function of the thing looking, eye or camera sensor

i think you have this wrong

@MrGiggles Are you a flat earther or you know earth is round?

you're talkinga bout angular size

Is the right side of the hallway curving?

doesn't look like it

^

id have to fire a laser along it

Why can i see more of the left of the hallway?

because it occupies a larger part of of field of view

it's angular size is larger

Because of the angle the picture is taken

precisely

What happens when your eyes Angular resolution reaches its limit?

You cant see it(?

it becomes difficult to discern individual object

Unresolvable correct

i.e. i can't see individual grains of sand but i can still see thebeach

What angle is that limit?

.017 degrees for human eye

There ya go

Exactly giggles thats what I was trying to say

but you're using the wrong angle

you need to use the angle that the object occupies in the FOV

not the angle BETWEEN it and something else

You can't see the beach if the angle reaches .02 degrees

what angle

Unless you change the angke

The angle of view