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Cameras see things the way our eyes see them. The perspective of the camera causes things like foreshortening where, for example, parallel lines seem to converge away from the camera. These phenomena–the way our eyes actually see things–are regarded by cartographers as distortions, and the process of removing them is orthorectification.
