non-anamorphic widescreen, single-layer flippers, studio-specific cases...god DVD really was kind of a shitshow at first
The Ambassadors, a nearly five centuries old painting in the National Gallery of London. The weird feature on the carpet near the ambassadors’ feet is actually an anamorphic projection of a skull. It can be seen with the right proportions if you see the painting from high on the right.
“LG Electronics unveiled today the third animal featured in its 3D anamorphic experience on its Times Square billboard in New York City. The campaign, highlighting vulnerable and endangered species, now features the Galápagos sea lion “ www.prnewswire.com/news-release...
/PRNewswire/ -- LG Electronics unveiled today the third animal featured in its 3D anamorphic experience on its Times Square billboard in New York City. The...
Anamorphic shot from the ridge connecting to Basin Peak by Donner Summit. 2000 foot climb, my legs aren’t working today. #photography#tahoe#donner
YES!!! one of my favorite films of all time for so many reasons, Theo + Eleanor being perfectly portrayed is one of them! Also one of the first ever uses of anamorphic lenses which is how you get such weird perspectives and that wavy look! SUCH A GOOD MOVIE
There are legitimate uses for open gate, but I'm not seeing any of the shilltubers or vloggers busting out anamorphic lenses as an example.
hence "display" lol, but it's essentially rendering a 480p image in fields of 540 lines alternating, but that image is anamorphic so it's only actually rendering like half of the 1920px width, and even then it's all letterboxed by overscan range, but TECHNICALLY—
Anamorphic lenses needed
The 4k of Once upon the Time in the West reminded me that no one shoots with anamorphic lenses anymore and this we don't get awesome Sergio Leone style closeups