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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
stereoscope , optical instrument that presents to a viewer two slightly differing pictures, one to each eye, to give the effect of depth. In normal vision the two eyes, being a certain distance apart, see slightly different aspects of a scene. The impression of depth is obtained when the brain combines the images. A single photograph shows no more than what one eye would see. In a stereoscope two photographs, taken from positions related approximately as the positions of a person's two eyes, are placed side by side. When a person observes these photographs, his brain combines the separate... Read more
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A Dictionary of Earth Sciences stereoscope An optical device which allows a pair of overlapping, two-dimensional photographs to be examined with three-dimensional ( stereoptic ) vision, thus permitting more detailed interpretation. Read more
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A Dictionary of Psychology stereoscope n. An optical device for displaying a stereogram so that its two slightly different images of the same object or scene are presented one to each eye, enabling three-dimensional perception to be experienced through stereopsis .[From Greek stereos solid + skopeein to view] Read more

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