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	Engadget
		Details are a bit hazy on this one, but it looks like Hitachi is readying a new "small sized stereoscopic vision display technology." Measuring in at 7.9- x 7.9- x 3.9-inches and weighing 2.2-pounds, the mysterious device apparently utilizes an...
		Although we Americans tend to scoff at anything labeled 3D, stereoscopic, or wearable display, apparently the Aussies (or somebody) think these things are pretty inspiring.
		Of course, in the world of stereoscopic video, "compact" is a relative term, and this is definitely not something that'll come close to replacing...
	www.engadget.com /search/?q=stereoscopic (917 words)

	A History of Photography, by Robert Leggat: STEREOSCOPIC photography
		Stereoscopic, or 3D photography, works because it is able to recreate the illusion of depth.
		The stereoscope took off in a big way when Queen Victoria and Prince Albert observed one at the exhibition at the Crystal Palace, and Brewster presented her with a stereoscope made by Duboscq.
		The Stereoscopic Society was founded in 1893, and is one of two societies operating in Britain which continue to promote this form of photography.
	www.rleggat.com /photohistory/history/stereosc.htm (572 words)

	Stereoscopic Vision
		Stereoscopic vision is essential for predator animals who catch other animals (owls for example), but has secondary importance for animals who are chased (such as rabbits or deer).
		Useful stereoscopic vision while we are moving about fades out about 200 meters away, (1 arc minute) (In the laboratory, stereo vision can be measured at best down to 5 arc seconds: meaning stereo vision theoretically extends to 2.7Km).
		One of the deficiencies of stereoscopic photography is the inability to use head movements to resolve problems of 3D perception.
	nzphoto.tripod.com /sterea/3dvision.htm (4242 words)

	The Unmuseum - Stereoscopic Vision
		Stereoscopic vision involves the use of both eyes.
		Some holograms allow objects to be seen as three-dimensional even as the viewer shifts his position from left to right as well as up and down.
		With stereoscopic images the viewers' position is locked in.
	unmuseum.mus.pa.us /stereosc.htm (969 words)

	REPRESENTATION OF STEREOSCOPIC DEPTH INFORMATION IN MEMORY
		Stereoscopic depth cues are formed by disparities in the locations of objects in the images formed on the two eyes, and are naturally used by most observers to recover the distances to objects in the world.
		Grimson argues that use of stereoscopic disparities to recover accurate depth requires precise calibration of the viewing apparatus and such precision may be beyond the capacities of the human visual system.
		While the use of stereoscopic depth cues for perceiving objects has been widely studied, the representation of these depth cues in memory has received little attention, and the question of whether stereoptic depth cues are preserved in memory is still unclear.
	cognitrn.psych.indiana.edu /busey/Stereo/Stereo.html (4718 words)

	2006 ETH Stereoscopic Student Film Festival
		Building a system for stereoscopic imaging requires a background in a variety of topics, ranging from computer systems and performance evaluation to an understanding of the human vision system.
		The decline in interest for stereoscopic photographs occurred when the technology for printing photographs in newspapers and magazines was developed at the end of the nineteenth century.
		Stereoscopic technology was embraced by Hollywood as one of many attempts to stem the loss of film attendance as television emerged in popularity.
	www.lst.inf.ethz.ch /films (1227 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Building a Stereoscopic Microscope
		Although the stereoscopic microscope does not allow you to observe such small objects as microbes, there are nonetheless an amazingly large number of things to observe with this type of microscope.
		Stereoscopic microscopes are widely used by researchers all over the world, in fields such as the entomology, botany, mineralogy, including applications like micro-surgery, micro-electronics and in may other commercial and industrial activities.
		The simplicity and ease of use of the stereoscopic microscope is also attractive for the adult naturalist or amateur scientist who does not always have the time nor patience to prepare specimens for viewing.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects/89/420/20e0c1b929ef89b6f3294a3b01ee8d01.html (8656 words)

	Stereoscopic Visions of War and Empire (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Stereoscopic Visions of War and Empire is an interpretive archive of 3-D stereoscopic photographs of the Spanish-American and Philippine-American wars, the colonies acquired by the United States at the turn of the century, and other representations of imperialism and empires produced at the end of the nineteenth century and first decades of the twentieth.
		It is intended both to highlight the significance of stereoscopic photographs as a distinct popular medium that contributed to domestic debates about imperialism and to provide access to a diverse sample of stereoscopic images for those interested in pursuing further studies.
		By Jim Zwick, an overview of the popularity and influence of 3-D stereoscopic cards at the turn of the century and their use for both education and propaganda during the Spanish-American and Philippine-American wars.
	www.boondocksnet.com /stereo (531 words)

	REAL D Blog : Stereoscopic Displays: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
		Stereoscopic displays have a curious history, because the invention of the fundamental display medium and the discovery of the depth sense of binocular stereopsis occurred simultaneously.
		The stereoscope was the TV of its day and was used for a full range of imaging from journalism to pornography.
		Research organizations concentrating on the development of new drugs find the use of our stereoscopic displays to be invaluable; people in oil and gas exploration use our stereoscopic displays to evaluate their seismic data; and people in mapping for government and civilian work use stereoscopic displays.
	community.reald.com /blogs/real_d_blog/archive/2006/11/17/318.aspx (3654 words)

	Stereo_top
		To realize the stereoscopic effect, a polarizing screen designed for the projector must be attached in front of the lenz.
		Even though, this stereoscopic display with naked eyes might be interesting and make your presentation much more impressive than before especially at such open space as Trade Show, Museums and Show Cases on the street.
		As a variation of the grid barrier screen, there is a stereoscopic 3D display equipped with a micro-prism screen on LCD and PDP.
	www.texnai.co.jp /eng/stereo/stereo_top.html (525 words)

	Viewing Stereoscopic Images
		For stereoscopic viewing, you need special spectacles, where the left glass is colored red and the right glass is colored green.
		The monitor must be operated in interlaced mode and the two halfimages are to be presented line interleaved, while a special electronical device switches the LCD glasses in sync with the monitor's vertical image frequency.
		Stereoscopic images are always special and don't integrate in the same smooth way with other web page content like common "flat" images do — not very surprising, as they really open into an additional dimension.
	stereopov.ichthyostega.de /viewing.html (1266 words)

	CMST Stereoscopic Video Equipment
		This stereoscopic video camera was originally developed in 1994 for use in the offshore oil industry with Underwater Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs).
		We can custom-design a stereoscopic camera system for your requirements using the 3D Multiplexer and a pair of genlockable video cameras.
		A full-colour stereoscopic image is seen on the television screen - albeit with a noticable 25Hz (or 30Hz) flicker.
	www.cmst.curtin.edu.au /products/3d (678 words)

	stereoscopic - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Different microscopes have been developed for specialized uses.
		The stereoscopic microscope, two low-powered microscopes arranged to converge on a...
		Stereoscope, optical instrument, through which one may view photographs of objects not merely as plane representations, but with an appearance of...
	encarta.msn.com /stereoscopic.html (92 words)

	History of Photography in Brighton
		To describe this viewing instrument, Wheatstone coined the term "Stereoscope" (from the Greek words 'stereos' meaning "solid" and 'skopein' meaning "to look at") With the advent of photography, Wheatstone's reflecting stereoscope, which utilised mirrors, could be used to view a pair of almost identical photographs and give the illusion of depth.
		The reflective surface of a silvered copper plate was not ideal for stereoscopic effects and the process did not lend itself to the manufacture of large quantities of stereo pictures.
		Stereoscopic views of the decorated railway shed could be purchased singly for one shilling (10 pence) or the customer could buy a complete set for 6 shillings
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /DSphotomass4D1.htm (845 words)

	Stereoscopic Animated Hypercube
		Once you have the stereoscopic image in focus, try using your hands to frame the center image and block out the outer images.
		To be precise, the Projection Control setting is the square of (R/w0) where R is the radius of the hypersphere traced out by the object's vertices and w0 is the viewpoint distance from the origin.
		The Red/Blue stereoscopic image is constructed by ray-tracing.
	dogfeathers.com /java/hyprcube.html (1129 words)

	Creating stereoscopic images with POVRay
		The figure on the left shows how the stereoscopic camera pairs are normally set up [1]: The left and right camera have a distance of e, called the stereo base which corresponds to the eye distance and is often set to 65mm (being the average human eye distance).
		When you look at a stereoscopic image, objects on the stereoscopic window appear to be painted on the image projection screen, objects with greater depth look like being behind the screen while those between the stereoscopic window and the camera location seem to be in front of the projection plane.
		StereoPOV has some hints on how one should set up the scene and the camera for a nice stereoscopic scene: You should place the foreground objects about at the depth of the stereo window and always keep in mind which projection device you will be using in the end.
	www.cip.physik.uni-muenchen.de /~wwieser/render/stereo/create.html (1838 words)

	The Unmuseum - Stereoscopic Vision
		Humans, along with many animals, have the ability to see three-dimensional images through the use of stereoscopic (also referred to as stereographic) vision.
		Stereoscopic vision involves the use of both eyes.
		Some holograms allow objects to be seen as three-dimensional even as the viewer shifts his position from left to right as well as up and down.
	www.unmuseum.org /stereosc.htm (969 words)

	Dr. Dobb's \| Stereoscopic Imaging \| July 22, 2001
		Stereoscopic imaging gives you the ability to deliver a user interface that provides a natural 3-D view of an object or scene, dramatically increasing technical proficiency and the ability to interpret multidimensional data.
		To produce stereoscopic graphics that both appear natural and are mathematically correct, you need to render stereo pairs using two asymmetrical-frustum perspective (also called offset perspective) projections with projection axes that are parallel to each other.
		For stereoscopic graphics that are both compelling and comfortable, it is important to have enough stereoscopic interaxial separation, but not too much.
	www.ddj.com /184410279?pgno=1 (2615 words)

	Stereoscopic Imaging (251-0230-00) SS 2005
		Stereoscopic images provide spatial information that is often critical to many application domains such as medical imaging, surgery, geology, CAD, product design and tele-operation.
		One focus of this course is to study human perception and thus to understand the mechanisms of the stereoscopic illusion.
		Special projects can be undertaken that can provide additional credit and may enhance your grade in the course. Alternatively, additional course credits may be given. Students who show exceptional interest and ability are encouraged to become engaged in some of the research activities that will be conducted in association with the course.
	www.lst.inf.ethz.ch /teaching/lectures/ss05/230/index.html (1196 words)

	Stereoscopic Images at NSA and Da Vinci Days
		Stereoscopic images have been useful in topographic mapping (Multiplex, Kelsh Plotter, KEK Plotter, etc), and learning and using these techniques has steered us in some very interesting directions for using stereopsis.
		The edges of the two photos and/or the edges of the paper they are printed on add another stereoscopic feature: it's a kind of window through which we are viewing or a piece of paper associated with the stereoscopic images we see.
		In the phantograms described here, the stereoscopic images are placed to appear as though resting on the surface of the paper on which they are printed.
	explorepdx.com /phanto.html (963 words)

	The Henry Clay Stereoscopic Camera
		As such, the Henry Clay Stereoscopic is historically important as the first self-casing stereo camera from which other companies based their designs.
		It is commonly known that of all pictures, those which are arranged to give the stereoscopic effect when viewed in a stereoscope, convey the true impression of perspective and solidity.
		It seems strange, indeed, that of the myriads of instantaneous pictures made, so few are taken with reference to their future use in connection with the stereoscope, for it is only by that means that the idea of animated life can be conveyed.
	www.antiquewoodcameras.com /str-hc.htm (430 words)

	Development of a Stereoscopic Image Processing Software
		For instance, stereoscopic points on stereoscopic images were used to inform the positions of some stereo conjugate points to computer, and to correct the results of computer stereo matching.
		Because this module can display stereoscopic images together with stereoscopic drawings of points, the hight of the points can be easily adjusted to the hight of earth surface of images by using a mouse device.
		This stereoscopic image processing software can be used in many fields, such as earth resource exploration, route selection, dam construction, wide area development, etc., The experiments of the utilization of this software have already been done in some fields.
	www.gisdevelopment.net /aars/acrs/1995/ps4/ps4006pf.htm (1634 words)

	Stereoscopic Displays and Applications XV - Conferences - Electronic Imaging 2004 - Call for Papers - IS&T and SPIE
		This conference will focus on recent advances in stereoscopic imaging, covering topics such as 3D display hardware, developments in computer software and digital techniques, and applications that illustrate the user-interface issues and cost/benefit trade-offs of stereoscopic 3D displays.
		In both real-world and computer-generated imaging applications, stereoscopic 3D display technologies can enhance the user's ability to perceive objects in their correct spatial locations, to move through display space easily, and to manipulate objects efficiently and accurately.
		Facilities for large-screen stereoscopic projection (both still and video) will be available for the presenters.
	electronicimaging.org /call/04/conferences/index.cfm?fuseaction=EI05 (383 words)

	Stereoscopic Vision in JavaScript - WebReference.com-
		Stereoscopic images make use of this visual circuitry by giving the brain enough common features in the left and right eye-images so that it can recognize the depth information in the scene.
		This is the trick we take advantage of when generating stereoscopic images.
		The scene is generated by placing pairs of patterns on a flat two-dimensional image in such a way to fool the brain into seeing depth.
	www.webreference.com /programming/javascript/gr/column10 (757 words)

	Stereoscopy.com - The World of 3D-Imaging! (3D Photography / Stereo Photography)
		For almost 10 years, we cater for 3D-aficionados around the world and have grown to the world's largest website fully devoted to true stereoscopic images.
		Stereoscopic imaging (or "real 3D"), however, requires a minimum of two pictures, simulating our two eyes.
		This can either be accomplished by using traditional photography (stereo photography), computers (for example Virtual Reality) or Lasers (Holography).
	www.stereoscopy.com (507 words)

	Stereoscopic images of deep space and the sun
		Stereoscopic space modeling is an art form, and comes with a disclaimer that the 3D pictures presented must not be used for space-ship navigation.
		The various stereoscopic viewers can be purchased at sites linked from there.
		A tomographic map was made by computation and then converted into stereoscopic images as viewed from multiple directions.
	nzphoto.tripod.com /astro/3dastro/index.html (1543 words)

	STEREOSCOPIC 3D VIDEOTAPES - CATALOGUE DETAILS
		This tape is a fascinating departure from 'typical' stereoscopic works, both in terms of its radical form and sensuous content.
		Following the tradition of 'film-visual poetry' this 3-dimensional stereoscopic video tape is composed as a allegorical journey via image, sound, memory to an "island" - a time and a place at 'the edge of 'Euclid's two-dimensional sea'.
		It utilizes unique stereoscopic processes and videography to render a series of scenes in 3-dimensional depth: progressing from subtle to exaggerated '3-D' views.
	www.holonet.khm.de /visual_alchemy/stereodetails.htm (662 words)

	Stereoscopic (3D Stereo) Pictures
		Since this is a considerably greater distance apart than the eyes, the stereoscopic effect is no doubt exaggerated.
		Adopt a comfortable viewing distance from the monitor so that your eyes are not straining in any way (in these pictures the stereoscopic effect is not dependent upon distance, since the two images are fixed in space and present the same information to the eyes regardless of the viewing distance).
		Whilst your eyes are in the relaxed state you should become aware of an image very close to it (which is in fact the left-hand picture seen by the other eye).
	homepage.ntlworld.com /mjpowell/Stereoscopic/Stereoscopic.htm (853 words)

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