What is another word for perspective distortion?
Pronunciation: [pəspˈɛktɪv dɪstˈɔːʃən] (IPA) 
Perspective distortion is a condition commonly encountered in photography, architecture, and design. It occurs when objects appear larger, smaller, or skewed when captured on camera. Synonyms for this condition include foreshortening, warping, stretching, and bending. Foreshortening is often used to describe the visual distortion of objects in a painting or drawing. Warping and stretching are used to describe the impact of the perspective distortion on digital images and videos. Meanwhile, bending is used to describe the impact of perspective distortion on the curves or lines of an object. Regardless of the synonym used, perspective distortion is an essential concept to understand when working in design fields.
