How Does the Visual System Differ from a Camera

question 9

Multiple Choice

How does the visual system differ from a camera?

• A) A picture from a camera does not encompass the entire visual field
• B) Visual perception is only in full color and high resolution at the center of gaze
• C) Visual perception does not fill in missing details
• D) The visual system does not work differently than the picture captured by a camera

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