That phrase actually pops up in a few different contexts, so it depends on what you're interested in! Here are the most common "stories" associated with the term: 1. The Sci-Fi Story: The Peripheral
Research shows that our peripheral vision is actually quite blurry and lacks detail. Peripheral image
To give us a seamless view of the world, our brain "fills in" the edges with what it thinks should be there, often creating a visual illusion where the periphery matches the center of our gaze even when it doesn't. 3. The Photography & Tech Story That phrase actually pops up in a few
Many NIKKOR and Canon design stories focus on how to maintain sharpness at the very edges (periphery) of a photo, which naturally tends to blur or distort due to the physics of light. To give us a seamless view of the
The story explores the idea of alternate realities or "stubs" and the ethical dangers of human greed and power across different timelines. 2. The Science "Story": How Our Brains Trick Us
Which of these were you looking for—a , the science of vision , or something else entirely?