D Dirty_Ass Well-known member Aug 8, 2006 #1 What exactly is a spherical process? I'm guessing it has something to do with the developing and processing. Thanks in advance
What exactly is a spherical process? I'm guessing it has something to do with the developing and processing. Thanks in advance
bcheong Well-known member Aug 16, 2006 #2 It actually has to do with the lenses you use. You can either shoot spherical or anamorphic process.
B Barry_Green Moderator Aug 16, 2006 #3 Spherical means traditional lenses (i.e., not squeezing lenses). Anamorphic means optically stretching/squeezing the image (anamorph = greek for "changing shape", essentially). So spherical lenses are "normal" lenses.
Spherical means traditional lenses (i.e., not squeezing lenses). Anamorphic means optically stretching/squeezing the image (anamorph = greek for "changing shape", essentially). So spherical lenses are "normal" lenses.
j Veteran Aug 17, 2006 #4 That's just an odd way of referring to it. I think I may use that term to impress clients: "For this film I intend to shoot it with a spherical process..."
That's just an odd way of referring to it. I think I may use that term to impress clients: "For this film I intend to shoot it with a spherical process..."