viewing distance

Viewing distance refers to the distance between a viewer and a display or image, such as a screen or a painting. It affects how we perceive details, colors, and overall image quality. For example, sitting too close to a screen can make pixels noticeable, while sitting too far away may cause us to miss finer details. Optimal viewing distance varies depending on the size and resolution of the display or artwork, helping to ensure that we can enjoy the content clearly and comfortably. This concept is important in areas like television design, photography, and art exhibitions.