Anamorphic means two very specific and very interesting things. In cinema it’s the lens format that squeezes a wide image onto standard film and produces the horizontal flares and oval bokeh that people associate with the look of a movie. In art it’s the technique of distorted perspective, where an image only resolves when viewed from the right angle or in a curved mirror.
Both are strong subjects. The cinema reading suits a lens manufacturer, a rental house, a film education resource, a post-production studio, or a publication about cinematography. The art reading suits a gallery project, an optical illusion archive, or an educational site about perspective, with a history running back through Holbein and the Renaissance.
The .org fits the educational and archival readings especially well, and both subjects are the sort of thing people research rather than shop for.
One word, precise technical meaning, no spelling variation, and it sounds as interesting as the thing it describes.
The name is listed for sale. Enquiries welcome.