stereoscopic
Having binocular depth
Stereoscopic describes vision or imagery that creates the perception of three-dimensional depth.
Human eyes see from slightly different angles; the brain fuses these two views into depth perception.
Stereoscopic devices—3D movies, View-Masters, VR headsets—exploit this by presenting each eye a slightly offset image: The stereoscopic effect made the canyon seem to drop away beneath us.
Having volume and depth
- parallaxPosition change from different vantages
- binocularUsing paired eyes
- disparityMeasurable difference between things
- convergenceProcess of approaching sameness
fusion · left-right · twin-lens · side-by-side · anaglyph · polarized · glasses · autostereogram
Massive movie projection format
- anaglyphDual-color depth image
- conversionAct of changing states
- emergenceComing into existence
- ghostingAbruptly ceasing all communication
Binocular depth vision
- convergenceProcess of approaching sameness
- accommodationShelter or housing provided
- diplopiaSeeing duplicated images
- amblyopiaReduced vision, one eye
Having two optical elements
- slideSmooth continuous movement
- transparencyState of being see-through
- daguerreotypeFirst commercial photography method
- mountingSteadily increasing in degree
Relating to capacity measurement
- holographicMade of light interference patterns
- looking-glassAntiquated word for mirror
- renderingInterpretive depiction or performance
Degree of visual enlargement
- zoomRapid movement or magnification
- illuminationProvision of light
- specimenIndividual for examination
- low-powerUsing minimal energy
three-dimensional
Having volume and depth
- parallaxPosition change from different vantages
- binocularUsing paired eyes
- disparityMeasurable difference between things
convergence · fusion · left-right · twin-lens · side-by-side · anaglyph · polarized · glasses · autostereogram · lenticular
IMAX
Massive movie projection format
- anaglyphDual-color depth image
- conversionAct of changing states
- emergenceComing into existence
stereopsis
Binocular depth vision
- convergenceProcess of approaching sameness
- accommodationShelter or housing provided
- diplopiaSeeing duplicated images
twin-lens
Having two optical elements
- slideSmooth continuous movement
- transparencyState of being see-through
- daguerreotypeFirst commercial photography method
volumetric
Relating to capacity measurement
- holographicMade of light interference patterns
- looking-glassAntiquated word for mirror
- renderingInterpretive depiction or performance
magnification
Degree of visual enlargement
- zoomRapid movement or magnification
- illuminationProvision of light
- specimenIndividual for examination
- Virtual RealityVR headsets, VR, virtual reality, virtual world, virtual environment
- screen formatswidescreen, fullscreen, 16:9, letterbox, aspect ratio
stereoscopicmonocular
Single-eye magnifying optic
flat · monoscopic · two-dimensional · 2D · depthless
- stereoscopic visionDual-eye depth perception