What shape is your field of vision?

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Nat2105 [25]2 years ago

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The shape of my field is an oval

It's oval rather than round because I have two eyes, and each has a separate field like the one pictured here. Putting them together creates an oval. So if you wanted to represent what I can see, you would take a wide-angle photo from my vantage point and cut out a roughly oval shape

Therefore, the shape of my field is an oval

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