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Great keystoning. In an episode of "Mad Men," people watch election returns from the Kennedy-Nixon race on a TV whose screen geometry is distorted. It almost looks like everything was shot through a fisheye lens.
When they switch off the TV, you can see a shrinking keystone shape as the image fades. I wonder if they happened to use a TV that had a keystoning problem, or stuck magnets on the CRT to give the picture a "vintage" look? None of the TVs I watched in the 1960s looked like that, anyhow.
Phil
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