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The Five Pillars of Anamorphic – Disproportionate Breathing
Dan Sasaki of Panavision discusses the distinct breathing characteristics that result from the different powers between an anamorphic lens' vertical and horizontal axes.

Panavision senior vice president of optical engineering Dan Sasaki explores the distinct way that anamorphic lenses breathe as their focus is adjusted, a quality that engages viewers' eyes and can be used as a visual cue.
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The Five Pillars of Anamorphic – Bokeh
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The Aesthetics of Anamorphic in Film and Digital