Explainer Zone on Instagram: "The perception of speed changes with the field of view because our brain judges motion based on how quickly objects move across our visual field. When the field of view is wide, such as in peripheral vision or with wide-angle lenses, movement appears faster because more background shifts across the eyes. In contrast, with a narrow field of view, motion seems slower since less of the scene changes. This is why driving in an open area feels slower than driving through

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