title: Rate of change in pixel coordinates during camera rotation (near vs far subjects)
body: <p>Lets say a camera is spinning around horizontally with its axis of rotation at the center of the camera lens. Do subjects farther away from the camera have a different rate of change in photo x coordinate than subjects closer to the camera when camera lens is rotating? Obviously this is true when translating the camera (when driving in a car the mountains in the distance go by slower than the stop sign). But after playing around a bit and doing some at-home experiments I couldnt find any evidence that suggests there is a difference when rotating...</p>