Like any camera, the further away you move from the lens, the more
area would show up in the img. I.E. The field of view spreads
outward in a V.
I don't know the exact angle in degrees, and I believe that it
shows a relatively normal head shot (not too tight) when the computer
is on your lap when you take the shot. I.E. Your face would be
visible with just a bit of the background around it. The closer you
move your head toward the lens, the larger your face would appear in
the image. So, if you wanted less of your face and more background,
(which would have your face / head be smaller in the shot) you'd move
further away from the lens when you take the shot. Does this make
sense?…
HTH and have a great day!…
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Apr 15, 2008, at 1:17 PM, Dennis Bartlett wrote:
I KNOW THIS ISN'T VO RELATED, BUT DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW MUCH AREA IS
COVERED WHEN USING PHOTO BOOTH TO TAKE A SNAPSHOT?
Dennis Bartlett
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