Another quick look at your post, and I saw this
Quote:
Originally Posted by zapatista
and as another example why dont you try and use that 30 FoV you claim is "normal" and do some formation flying in il2, its impossible. try and keep 100 m separation to the lead aircraft on your 10 or 2 o'clock position for ex, with a 30 FoV setting your vision is jumping about so much its impossible to keep an eye on him. similarly if you mainly use the 30 FoV for combat flying and have to scan the skies around you, its impossible because the sky sections you see are so small and you are completely vulnerable.
|
I agree with this, but this is irrelevant to assess which FOV correspond to your normal real FOV to the monitor.
This is another example of (and perfectly illustrate) the fact that a standard monitor can't give you a peripheral vision AND respecting at the same time the object size according to the FOV.
Either you have correct object size accoring you narrow field of view allowed by the narrow window of the monitor OR you have peripheral vision and reduced size of objects.
You can't have both at the same time EXCEPT if you're using a semi-hemispheric screen (what you have in real prophetional simulators).
As we say here, you can' own at the same time the butter, the money of the butter, the milk, the cow and the cowgirl...
