anamorphic

Relating to or denoting a distorted image or projection that appears normal when viewed from a particular point or with a suitable device, such as a lens or mirror.

• 🇵🇹Relativo a uma imagem ou projeção distorcida que parece normal quando vista de um determinado ponto ou por meio de um dispositivo adequado, como uma lente ou espelho. Diz-se também da lente ou sistema óptico que produz esse tipo de imagem.

1. Gradual evolution C2 formal scientific

   Relating to a gradual progression or transformation from one form or type to another, especially in biological evolution.

   • The anamorphic development of the species shows a slow change over millennia.
   • Anamorphic evolution is often contrasted with saltation.
   • The fossil record provides evidence of anamorphic changes in early mammals.

   🇵🇹Evolução gradual

   Sinônimos: progressive

   Antônimos: metamorphic

2. Optical distortion C1 formal technical

   Relating to an optical system that produces a distorted image, typically using a cylindrical lens, which can be later corrected to create a wide-screen picture.

   • The film was shot using an anamorphic lens to achieve a cinematic widescreen effect.
   • Anamorphic projection requires a special lens to restore the original proportions.
   • The anamorphic format is popular in modern filmmaking for its unique visual style.

   🇵🇹Anamórfico

• more anamorphic comparative form
• most anamorphic superlative form