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Anamorphic De-squeeze
Calculate the display width and aspect ratio of squeezed footage without cropping.
Recorded width (px): 1–32768; Recorded height (px): 1–32768; Lens squeeze factor: 1–3
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Anamorphic De-squeeze
Recorded width (px): 2880 Recorded height (px): 2160 Lens squeeze factor: 2
- Display width (px, geometric)
- 5760.000000
- Display ratio (width:1)
- 2.666667
Multiply the recorded width by the squeeze factor; keep the height unchanged. Divide the expanded width by height for the aspect ratio. Use active image dimensions before de-squeeze and apply the factor only once. Fractional widths describe geometry; choose actual integer dimensions in your editor. This does not crop, resample or set a delivery format.
Methodology
How it works
Multiply the recorded width by the squeeze factor; keep the height unchanged. Divide the expanded width by height for the aspect ratio. Use active image dimensions before de-squeeze and apply the factor only once. Fractional widths describe geometry; choose actual integer dimensions in your editor. This does not crop, resample or set a delivery format.
Method and assumptions documented by Techrider.live
2026-11-10
Frequently asked questions
Why is the display width fractional?
The result describes geometry. Choose an integer raster and check its aspect ratio before export.