Anamorphic 70 mm – 70 mm with anamorphic lenses, popularly known as "Ultra Panavision" or "MGM Camera 65", creates an even wider high-quality picture. This camera process was used for the remake of Ben-Hur (1959), resulting in an aspect ratio of 2.76:1, one of the widest projected images ever used for a feature film. The 70 mm anamorphic format was not commonly used, due to the very high production costs, although it was favored for epic films such as Ben-Hur in order to capture wide panoramic landscapes and high-budget scenes with thousands of extras and enormous sets. This system is obsolete.
anamorphic 70 mm – 70 mm with anamorphic lenses popularly known as "ultra panavision" or "mgm camera 65" creates an even wider high-quality picture this camera process was used for the remake of ben-hur (1959) resulting in an aspect ratio of 2761 one of the widest projected images ever used for a feature film the 70 mm anamorphic format was not commonly used due to the very high production costs although it was favored for epic films such as ben-hur in order to capture wide panoramic landscapes and high-budget scenes with thousands of extras and enormous sets this system is obsolete