Anamorphic Squeeze Illustrated
01-20-03 | 04:51 PM
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Anamorphic Squeeze Illustrated
Nice explanation of the "anamorphic squeeze" for those who might have trouble grasping it:
Anamorphic Squeeze Illustrated
Personally, I still prefer a 16:9 TV myself, but for those who still watch a lot of 4:3 content, it's nice to know some TVs have this feature.
Anamorphic Squeeze Illustrated
Personally, I still prefer a 16:9 TV myself, but for those who still watch a lot of 4:3 content, it's nice to know some TVs have this feature.
01-20-03 | 05:50 PM
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Too bad they went to all that trouble but couldn't be bothered to use an example that was the correct aspect ratio. "The Fifth Element" is a 2.35:1 film, shown modified in that example cropped to 1.78:1.
From the tiny, tiny print at the bottom of the last page:
From the tiny, tiny print at the bottom of the last page:
Note: The actual aspect ratio of The Fifth Element is 2.35:1, but for purposes of illustration, it has been zoomed in to approximately a 1.78:1 ratio.
