Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

anamorphic

adjective

ˌæn.əˈmɔːr.fɪk

Definition

Relating to or denoting a distorted projection or perspective that requires a special device or software to view correctly.

Examples

The artist created an anamorphic image that looked like a regular painting from one angle, but revealed a different shape when viewed from another.
Many modern films utilize anamorphic lenses to create a distinctive cinematic look.
In the exhibition, an anamorphic installation challenged viewers to walk around and find the hidden image.

Meaning

Anamorphic describes a type of visual representation that appears stretched or distorted, and which can be understood only from a specific viewpoint or through a particular lens.