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field of view (plural fields of view)
- (optics) The angular extent of what can be seen, either with the eye or with an optical instrument or camera.
angular extent of what can be seen
- Arabic: مجال بصر
- Catalan: camp de visió m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 視野 / 视野 (zh) (shìyě)
- Czech: zorné pole n
- Danish: synsfelt (da) n
- Dutch: gezichtsveld (nl) n, blikveld (nl) n, zichtveld n
- Finnish: näkökenttä (fi)
- French: champ de vision (fr) m, champ de vue m
- German: Gesichtsfeld (de) n, Blickfeld (de) n, Sichtfeld (de) n
- Greek: οπτικό πεδίο n (optikó pedío)
- Hebrew: שדה ראייה m
- Hungarian: látómező (hu)
- Icelandic: sjónsvið n
- Indonesian: ruang pandang, lapang pandang, medan penglihatan
- Italian: campo visivo m
- Japanese: 視野 (ja) (しや, shiya)
- Korean: 시야 (ko) (siya)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: synsfelt n
- Nynorsk: synsfelt n
- Persian: میدان دید (fa)
- Polish: pole widzenia n
- Portuguese: campo de visão m
- Romanian: câmp vizual (ro) n
- Russian: по́ле зре́ния (ru) n (póle zrénija)
- Slovak: zorné pole n
- Spanish: campo de visión m, campo visual m, campo visivo m
- Swedish: synfält (sv)
- Thai: ขอบเขตภาพ
- Turkish: görüş alanı
- Ukrainian: поле зору (uk) n (pole zoru)
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