Learn how to draw with a concept of perspective based on a camera's field of vision. This instructional drawing video demonstrates how to draw with an awareness of objects as they exist within space. How will an object change, in the camera's of vision, as you slide it back and forth? It's important to draw things as they appear rather than how they might actually exist.
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I think the author would have been more correct to relate camera distortion (and perspective) as optical illusions. He briefly touches on Field of Vision, but then digresses into regular perspective. I think if he focused on one type of perspective and explained how it works, it would serve as a more effective lesson on "camera perspective".
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