A dolly zoom, famously known as the “Vertigo effect,” is a striking cinematic technique where the camera physically moves closer to or further from a subject using a dolly, while the zoom lens is adjusted in the opposite direction. This combination keeps the subject the same size in the frame, but drastically alters the background perspective. The result is a dramatic, disorienting visual effect often used to emphasize moments of shock, realization, or intense psychological tension. (Via: @bbc)

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