Keystone effect in high-budget movies [closed]
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Avatar 3D has gigantic keystone effect throughout the whole film. See feature points for one frame:
Obviously, it happened, because converged cameras were used. But none of modern movies that I watched had such distortion.
The question is, what are other high-budget 3D movies with keystone effect? Do they exist at all, or Avatar is unique on that matter?
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