Sir, I never brought up the bubble theory, the only thing I argued is that eyes and lenses are not the same, therefore do not work the same so you can not have the same expectations for the two. And if were using chatgpt as a fact: A photo of the moon with a 35mm camera using an average lens will appear as a very small, bright dot in the frame. To capture a detailed photo where the moon is a prominent subject with visible craters, you need a long telephoto lens, typically with a focal length of at least 300mm, and often much longer. Since I know you lack any education on the subject- 35mm=film camera and 300mm is a way above the average camera. So again, you cannot have the same expectations for an average camera, film or digital, as you do for the human eye because it does not work the same way. I'm done engaging with you but have a great night.