Originally Posted by Gooshin
well....... they can debunk all they want
but if you take a 35mm SLR with a 43-50mm on it and put it up to one eye while keeping your other eye open
it will be as if there is no camera at all
this is why they refer to it as "the perspective of the human eye" (not eye
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I don't think that holds water. If that were true then when I hold my K10D with 28mm lens up to my eye and look through the viewfinder I would see the same perspective as I see if I took the camera away and looked with the same one eye.
I don't.
I see more of the scene with ONE eye than I do with a 28mm lens mounted to my K10D.
Even if i move my head (and eye) forward to where the front element of the lens was I still see a wider field of view than the 28mm lens.
There goes that theory.