The images are treated by a software that Parks developed using Cycling74's Max, then projected onto a surface that Parks calls the 'transformative mirror.' After being fed through Parks' software, the image of the distorted camera spinning on a splint is rearranged to that of a normal, intact camera, correcting the physical distortion.
The themes of suspicion, betrayal and frustrated sexuality, which the director would pursue throughout his career, are all present, as is the use of distorted camera angles and claustrophobic lighting which create the impression of disturbed psychological states.
In inhabiting the ambiguous visual world of Parks' installations, viewers work to reconcile the reality of physical objects--the distorted camera--with their visual representation--the reconstituted camera.
The camera records a distorted view on a 360-degree mirror attached to the lens.
Moore worked with Campion on the screenplay, so presumably Frannie turned out the way she wanted, but she may not have realized how much of her compositional poise would be lost when that voice got transformed into overwrought camera rhetoric, a distorted color scheme, and the flounderings of a charming but inadequate actress.
A music video, co-directed by Neil Pollock and Jonathan Bekemeier, to promote the single shows the band playing its instruments through a distorted fish-eye lens, the camera variously panning horizontally across the performance space and vertically over the individual band members.
Imagine a camera behind you that presents a distorted view of your back, an aspect of yourself you rarely ever get to see even in its undistorted form.
The camera also lingers periodically on Richard's supportive wife, who looks like a distorted Julie Christie.
This, though, is a distorted democracy.
I got stuck in a distorted cycle".
