panoramic vision
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Panoramic vision is a relaxed, broad gaze that takes in a wide field of view rather than focusing narrowly on one target. It can help your eyes relax and may make things feel less imposing.
- Unlike “soda straw” vision: Narrow focus constricts your visual world; broadening your gaze lets you take in more of your surroundings and may open up a wider sense of perspective.
- Look toward the horizon: Looking into the distance naturally encourages panoramic vision and relaxes the eyes.
- During screen work: After about 45 minutes of focused activity, take at least five minutes to relax your gaze—ideally by walking outside or looking at distant objects.
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