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stereoscopy
[ ster-ee-os-kuh-pee, steer- ]
noun
- the study of the stereoscope and its techniques.
- three-dimensional vision.
stereoscopy
/ ˌstɪər-; ˌstɛrɪˈɒskəpɪ /
noun
- the viewing or appearance of objects in or as if in three dimensions
- the study and use of the stereoscope
Derived Forms
- ˌstereˈoscopist, noun
Other Words From
- stere·osco·pist noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of stereoscopy1
Example Sentences
“I give them stereoscopy and they give me the chance to play in nice observatories all around the world, you know — but also the animals.”
“Especially because a lot of those worlds don’t exist anymore,” said David Frackman, a computer programmer who wrote a master’s thesis on projected 3-D environments and was curious about stereoscopy.
She thought that technology would help—she wanted to make color films and, even more ardently, hoped to be able to work with “stereoscopy,” a.k.a. 3-D films.
The robot’s eyes were measuring the distance with machinely accurate stereoscopy.
An early version of the game, created in 2008, employed anaglyphic stereoscopy, a kind of 3-D effect triggered by wearing those paper glasses with the red-and-blue lenses that became popular in the nineteen-fifties.
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