Schneider Optics, provider of the world's uppermost quality photographic optics, has recently introduced the Kino-Linear operation mechanism for anamorphic lenses which is used in a broad range of installations. This is a motorized mechanism which is designed to mechanically slide an anamorphic lens exactly into and out of position in the light path of a digital projector. The device seems perfect for fixing in broadcasting rooms and corporate media centers, and it can also be of use for home theatre users who are fascinated towards using an anamorphic lens to show super wide full-screen Cinemascope images with 16:9 digital projectors. The Kino-Linear supports user friendly regulations for displacement, pitch, yaw and roll, to make accurate lens alignment. The company provides a lineage of 5 Cine-Digitar Anamorphic lenses, which would include the 1.33x, 1.42x, 1.5x, 1.79x and 1.9x. These Cine-Digitar lenses place a new class for outstanding lens performance in Digital Cinema and large-venue digital projection functions. These Lenses are designed and tested to be brilliant, pointed and more uniform than other lenses. The company is mum about the price range and availability of this super performer Kino-Linear device.