three-dimensional imaging
Spatial visual recording
Three-dimensional imaging is any technique that captures or displays depth along with height and width, creating visual representations with spatial volume rather than flat surfaces.
Medical imaging uses CT scans and MRIs to build 3D models of internal anatomy.
Computer graphics render 3D objects for games, film, and design.
Holography and stereoscopic photography also fall under the term: Three-dimensional imaging revealed the tumor's exact location.
- parallaxPosition change from different vantages
- photogrammetryDeriving measurements from photographs
- stereoscopyDual-image depth technique
- binocular visionOverlapping visual fields merged
- computer visionAI interpreting visual data
tomography · virtual reality · holography · optical illusion · ray tracing · optics · image processing · field of view · augmented reality · digital art · photonics · robotics · machine learning · stereogram · MRI · cross section · depth perception · CT scan
three-dimensional imaginganalog photography
Image-making using light-sensitive emulsion
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