Pincushion distortionphotography

A lens flaw or aberration that can be visible when photographing with telephoto lenses and causes parallel lines in an image to bow inwards towards the center of the frame. The result is reminiscent of the look that would be achieved by printing an image on a pincushion. Using post-capture tools like as Photoshop, it is possible to make the necessary adjustments.

Barreldistortion

Shock Absorbing Sorbothane® Sheets are 1/8” thick and available as either 6” x 12” or 12” x 12” sheets of solid material that mimics the characteristics of a liquid by absorbing shock in all directions when struck. A 6” x 12” version is available with pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) which features a thin polyester film for dimensional stability and improved handling. These sheets are designed to absorb up to 95.5% of impact energy and will reform to its original shape. Shock Absorbing Sorbothane® Sheets are rated at 70 Durometers though can be easily cut to shape using scissors or a knife. These sheets are ideal for applications requiring Edge-to-Edge Vibration and Shock Padding or for Isolating Components.

Pincushion distortionlens

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