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The Stereoscopic Cinema: From Film to Digital Projection: A noteworthy improvement in the projection of stereoscopic moving images is taking place; the image is clear and easy to view.; www.videotechnology.com

Oliver Wendell Holmes, “The Stereoscope and the Stereograph: bobbybelote.com

Simultaneous Stereoscope Localization and Soft-Tissue Mapping: Simultaneous Stereoscope Localization and Soft-Tissue. Mapping for Minimal Invasive Surgery.; www.doc.ic.ac.uk

Lecture 15 –Stereoscopic Phenomena, Stereograms: 1. Vision Science III - Binocular Vision Module. Lecture 15 –Stereoscopic Phenomena, Stereograms.; arapaho.nsuok.edu

China Through the Stereoscope: libweb.uoregon.edu

Suggested News Resources

Time-line of 3D Films: Scientist and inventor Charles Wheatstone receives the first patent for a stereoscope, which is a device for creating the illusion of 3D still images. While the invention amounted to little at the time it did influence future inventors.

3D no better than 2D and gives filmgoers headaches, claims study: Carrier's study did, however, suggest that watching films in stereoscope increased threefold the risk of eyestrain, headache or trouble with vision.

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3D Movies Aren't Worth The Hype And They Cause Headaches: Carrier's study did, however, suggest that watching films in stereoscope increased threefold the risk of eyestrain, headache or trouble with vision.

Robert Olen Butler's 'A Small Hotel' gives two views of one failed marriage: In this way, Butler builds a modern-day stereoscope by which two versions of the Hays marriage align into the kind of understandable history with which real life so rarely rewards us. Indeed, this novel is so choreographed that it's almost contrived.

Suggested Web Resources

Stereoscopy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Stereoscope: Stereoscopes, also known as stereopticons or stereo viewers, were one of America's most popular forms of entertainment in the late 1800s and early 1900s.; courses.ncssm.edu

Let us Build a Stereoscope: The stereoscope is a simple optical instrument which allows us to see in relief drawings and photographs.; www.funsci.com

stereoscope | eBay: eBay: stereoscope. Advanced.; www.ebay.com

stereoscope viewer | eBay: eBay: stereoscope viewer.; shop.ebay.com

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