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field of view
This term is primarily used in technical contexts such as photography, cinematography, and optics to describe the extent of the observable world. It carries a neutral, descriptive tone and is the standard terminology for specifying the angular extent of a lens or a sensor's capture area.
In a biological or psychological context, it refers to the visual periphery of a human or animal. While it can be used figuratively to describe one's perspective or scope of awareness, it most frequently appears in manuals, technical specifications, and scientific reports regarding vision.
Meanings
Examples
The sniper adjusted the scope to narrow his field of view for a more precise shot.
I can barely see the road because the pillars are blocking my field of view.
Increasing the field of view in the game settings helps me spot enemies more easily.
The surgeon needs a clear field of view to perform the operation safely.
She felt a sudden chill as a dark figure entered her field of view.
The security camera has a wide field of view that covers the entire lobby.
My peripheral vision is part of my overall field of view.