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Message: [QUOTE="Leggacy, post: 12737089, member: 240636"] “However, when you are driving inside. your car, your view resembles more the bumper cam view.” —ATTENTION BORING SCIENCE BIT— This is because your brain does an amazing amount of editing/focusing on the world around you. Hold your thumb up at arms length, look at your thumb nail. That little patch, about the size of a stamp, is about all that you can actually see in any detail. Your eyes are constantly moving around and taking snapshots that are kind of stitched together in your visual cortex to make up what you see in your vision, most of your reality is based on old information, weird eh?. When your driving and focused on the road ahead, you’re not aware the dash because your attention is on the road, until you look at your speed or something. ————-LESS BORING BIT—————- If you sit in a car seat and look forward and notice how much you can see, it’s not too far away from what the GT cockpit view is. In GT If your sitting close enough with a big enough TV (like a playseat and a 50”+screen) it’s possible to get a very natural view. On the other hand if your sitting way back in the sofa with a sub 40” screen I can see bumper cam being the way to go. [/QUOTE]