Látómezkiesés

Látómezkiesés, a term in Hungarian, describes a parallax error or displacement observed when an object’s apparent position shifts relative to a reference point due to changes in the observer’s location or the target’s movement. This phenomenon occurs because the observer’s line of sight to the target and reference point is not perfectly aligned, leading to measurement inaccuracies. Common in fields such as surveying, astronomy, and microscopy, it can distort distance or positional data. Mitigation strategies include fixing the observer’s position, using binocular vision to reduce single-point parallax, and calibrating instruments to minimize systematic shifts. Recognizing and correcting látómezkiesés is essential for obtaining precise observational results.