A photograph providing an image identical to what is recorded by the eye would feature
A) a fully in-focus scene.
B) only ten percent of the total visual field.
C) the center of the scene in shades of grey and the rest in blurred colors.
D) all but the center of the scene as blurred.

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The human eye naturally focuses on the center of its visual field, with peripheral vision being less sharp and detailed. This means that a photograph mimicking exactly what the eye records would have a sharp center with the rest of the scene appearing blurred, as our peripheral vision does not focus on details or maintain sharpness like the central point of gaze does.

A Photograph Providing an Image Identical to What Is Recorded